Today let’s talk “fashion” (mode) and “style” (style). As you can guess from the title, “les accessoires” mean “accessories.” Here are a few you’ll come across:
Vocabulary
Dear New Yorkers, You might be surprised when you order a coffee at a parisian café and see something looking like an espresso coming your way. To avoid letting these […]
VOCABULARY: Un café, s’il-vous-plaît!
Are you a yogi? If so, meditate on these new vocabulary tips during your next class! In French, we say “studio de yoga” (yoga studio) and we call the yoga […]
VOCABULARY: les essentiels du Yoga
Spring is at the door and the festival season has officially opened! You can use “festival” in French in the exact same way you would in English. It can be […]
Vocabulary: Festival & Concert
In English, “souvenirs” are things you buy to remember a place you went to or to give to family and friends after a trip. It’s the same in French.
Vocabulary: Souvenirs
While learning English, I came across a lot of words that we call “fake friends” (faux amis). They are words that have a really similar spelling in both English and […]
Vocabulary: Librairie
Friday was officially the first day of Spring, and even if it snowed all day, let’s say bye bye to this traumatizing winter. At the same time, let’s get out […]
Vocabulary: Hibernation
I am sure you all know what a baguette is. Yes, the delicious and crispy French bread. In that context, it means the same thing in French. J’achète une baguette […]
Vocabulary: Baguette
Today, another French word that is commonly used in English. I often hear people say things like “Rendez-vous at 7” or “When do you want to rendez-vous?” But do you […]