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updated 06 June 2013

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Q - French Pronunciation
Lessons on French pronunciation: the letter Q

Quand, Lorsque, Lors de, Pendant
Learn the difference between the French words quand, lorsque, lors de, and pendant.

Quand, Lorsque, Lors de, Pendant - Test
Test on French words quand, lorsque, lors de, and pendant.

Quand les poules auront des dents
What does the French expression quand les poules auront des dents mean? Learn all about it here.

Quand même
What does the French expression quand même mean? Learn all about it here.

Quand on parle du loup
What does the expression quand on parle du loup mean? Learn all about it here.

Quantities, Weights, + Measures in French
Learn how to talk about quantities so that you can go shopping and follow recipes in French.

Quatre à quatre
What does the French expression quatre à quatre mean? Learn all about it here.

All about Que
The French word que, which contracts to qu' in front of a vowel or mute h, has numerous uses and meanings. This lesson includes links to detailed information on each use of que.

Que - French Conjunction
When the French word que is used as a conjunction, it is usually equivalent to "that," but can also have other meanings such as "whether" and "when."

Que dalle !
What does the idiomatic French expression que dalle ! mean? Learn all about it here.

"Que livre," "Quoi livre"
What's wrong with saying que livre or quoi livre to mean "what book"? Learn about this French mistake.

Le québécois en 10 leçons
Le québécois en 10 leçons is an audiobook for French speakers who would like to learn more about joual, the unique variety of French spoken informally in Québec.

Quelle mouche t'a piqué ?
What does the French expression quelle mouche t'a piqué mean? Learn all about it here.

Quelque
Quelque is an indefinite adjective and adverb that is found in numerous indefinite terms and expressions.

Questions - French Questions
How hard can it be to ask questions in French?

Questions - Test
How hard can it be to ask questions in French? Test yourself.

La question ne se pose pas
What does the French expression la question ne se pose pas mean? Learn all about it here.

Quiconque
Quiconque is a formal French word, found mainly in formal registers such as law and other administrative jargons. It can be an indefinite relative pronoun or an indefinite pronoun.

Qui vs Que: Interrogative Pronouns
Qui and Que as interrogative pronouns.

Quiz on Dates
Are you a history buff? Take this quiz on important dates in francophone history.

Quiz: Subjunctive or indicative?
Test yourself on a classic French foe with this quiz: choose between the subjunctive and the indicative for each silly sentence.

Quiz of the Day
Take a different French quiz every day.

Quote of the Day - Great French and Francophone Thinkers
Daily words of wisdom from great French and francophone thinkers, in French and English

Quizzes
Quizzes on a range of francophone subjects

Quiz: Confusing French Pairs
How well do you understand the difference between confusing French pairs like savoir/connaître, tu/vous, and passé composé/imparfait? This automatic-scoring quiz will ask up to 200 questions on 20 different confusing French topics to help you pinpoint your most common mistakes.

"Quoi livre," "Que livre"
What's wrong with saying quoi livre or que livre to mean "what book"? Learn about this French mistake.

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R - French Pronunciation
Lessons on French pronunciation: the letter R

Raconter - Expressions
The French verb raconter, to tell, is used in a number of idiomatic expressions. Learn how to talk about telling lies, telling one's life story, talking on and on, and more with this lesson.

Raconter des salades
What does the French expression raconter des salades mean? Learn all about it here.

Radio français et francophone - French & Francophone Radio
Listen to news and music from francophone countries

Ramadan in Morocco
Although Muslims practice Islam in various ways every day, the holy month of Ramadan is an especially religious time. One of the pillars of Islam is fasting during Ramadan. During daylight hours for this entire month, Muslims must voluntarily abstain from indulging in physical desire, which includes eating, drinking, smoking, and having sex. Learn more about this holiest of holy months, as celebrated in Morocco.

Rappeler
Conjugations for the French verb rappeler (and other verbs that end in -eler)

Rapport qualité-prix
What does the French expression rapport qualité-prix mean? Learn all about it here.

Re- French Prefix
The French prefix re- can be added to hundreds if not thousands of verbs to make new verbs. Depending on the first letter of the word it's added to, re- may change to ré-, res-, or r-.

-RE Verbs
-RE verbs are the third, smallest, and final category of regular French verbs. Study these conjugations in order to conjugate all regular -RE verbs.

Read a French Menu, How to
Reading the menu in a French restaurant can be a little tricky, and not just due to language difficulties. There may be important differences between restaurants in France and in your own country, including what food is offered and how it is prepared. Here are some terms and tips to help you find your way around a French menu.

Reading
Activities and resources to work on your French reading skills, as well as criteria used by various agencies to determine French proficiency.

Reading comprehension exercises
Three reading comprehension exercises for intermediates and four aimed at intermediate/advanced French speakers. Each one has an article to read, a study guide with vocabulary and grammar, and a quiz.

Reading comprehension tips
Reading in French is an excellent way to learn new vocabulary and get familiar with French syntax, while at the same time learning about some topic, be it politics, culture, or a favorite hobby. Here are some tips and activities to improve your French reading skills.

Reading Skills
Links to various organizations' criteria for the determination of French reading skill level.

Reasons for Applying - Lettres d'emploi - French Job Letters
Tips and formulas for writing commercial correspondence. French job applications require very formal language - find it here!

Recevoir
Conjugations for the French verb recevoir

Reciprocal Verbs
What on earth are reciprocal verbs and why do they need a pronoun? Find out with this French lesson and quiz.

Reference Software
French reference software: dictionaries

Reflexive Pronouns
What on earth are pronominal verbs and why do they need a pronoun? Find out with this French lesson and quiz.

Reflexive Verbs
What on earth are reflexive verbs and why do they need a pronoun? Find out with this French lesson and quiz.

Regional French Dialects - Listening Comprehension
Take a listen to this 15-minute sound file about regional French dialects (Le français des régions) broken into four parts and developed into listening comprehension exercises.

Register
Register refers to the level of formality of a given word, expression, grammatical structure, gesture, or means of pronunciation. In French, there are six registers.

Les Règles d'écriture
The rules of writing in French - the description of each rule breaks the very rule it is describing.

Regret - Lettres commerciales - French Business Letters
Tips and formulas for writing commercial correspondence. French job applications require very formal language - find it here!

Regular -ER Verbs
Learn how to conjugate regular -er French verbs

Regular -ER Verbs - Test
Test yourself on regular -er verbs

Regular -IR Verbs
-IR verbs are the second most common category of regular French verbs. Once you've learned the rules of conjugation for them, you'll have no problem conjugating dozens of common verbs.

Regular -IR Verbs - Test
Test on conjugating regular -ir verbs

Regular -RE Verbs
-RE verbs are the third, smallest, and final category of regular French verbs. Study these conjugations in order to conjugate all regular -RE verbs.

Regular -RE Verbs - Test
Learn to conjugate regular -RE verbs

Relative Adjectives - Adjectifs relatifs
Relative adjectives are placed in front of nouns to indicate a link between that noun and an antecedent. In both English and French, relative adjectives are used mainly in legal, administrative, or other highly-formal language.

Relative Pronouns
Lesson and quiz on French relative pronouns

Relative Pronouns - Test
Test your knowledge of French relative pronouns

Rendre - Retourner - Renvoyer - Rembourser - Transitive French Verbs
Learn the difference between the transitive French verbs that mean to return: rendre, retourner, renvoyer, and rembourser.

Rendre - Expressions
The verb rendre has many meanings on its own, and is also used in a number of idiomatic expressions which must be memorized.

Renting a Car ~ Louer une voiture
Take a look at this page for some French vocabulary and phrases that will come in useful when renting a car.

Repeating auxiliary verbs
When using more than one verb in the passé composé or another compound tense, you can - but don't always have to - repeat the auxiliary verb in front of each past participle. Whether you have to repeat the auxiliary depends on whether the main verbs take the same auxiliary verb.

Requests - Lettres commerciales - French Business Letters
Tips and formulas for writing commercial correspondence. French job applications require very formal language - find it here!

Resolutions for the New Year
Another new year is upon us - take advantage of this annual fresh start to make a New Year's resolution (une bonne résolution de nouvel an) regarding your French learning.

Au restaurant ~ At the Restaurant
Beginning-level French dialogue between a waiter and customer.

Restaurant Vocabulary - French for Beginners
Terms and phrases useful in French restaurants.

Restaurants in Paris
In February 2006, some friends and I spent four days eating our way around Paris. Here are the restaurants we liked.

Résumés - Le CV français
When applying for a job in a French-speaking country, your résumé needs to be in French, which is more than a matter of translation. Aside from the obvious language difference, certain information that may not be required on résumés in your country is required in France. This article explains the basic requirements and formats of French résumés, and includes several samples to help you get started.

Retourner - Rentrer - Rendre - Revenir - Renvoyer - Rembourser - Rapporter - To Return in French
Learn the difference between all of the different French verbs that mean to return: retourner, rentrer, rendre, revenir, renvoyer, rapporter, and rembourser.

Retourner - Rentrer - Rendre - Revenir - Renvoyer - Rembourser - Test
Learn the difference between all of the different French verbs that mean to return: retourner, rentrer, rendre, revenir, renvoyer, and rembourser.

Retourner - Rentrer - Revenir - Intransitive French Verbs
Learn the difference between the intransitive French verbs that mean to return: retourner, rentrer, and revenir.

Revenons à nos moutons
What does the French expression revenons à nos moutons mean? Learn all about it here.

Rhythm - French Pronunciation
The musicality of the French language is due to its rhythm, particularly the lack of stressed syllables. Learn about the prosody of French, how it differs from English, and more about French pronunciation.

Rien - French expressions
The French pronoun rien usually means "nothing," and is also used in many expressions. Learn how to say for no reason, not a chance, worthless, and more with this list of expressions with rien.

Rien à voir
What does the French expression rien à voir mean? Learn all about it here.

Riots in France
On 27 October 2005, riots began in a Parisian suburb and quickly spread across France and even to neighboring countries. In this three-part discussion, a reporter discusses the riots with two neighborhood elders in Clichy-sous-Bois who are trying to calm down the situation.

Rire
Conjugations for the French verb rire

Robe des champs
What does the French expression en robe des champs mean? Learn all about it here.

Roman numerals in French
Roman numerals are used quite often in French, as both cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers. They are commonly used to express dates, time periods, events, and more.

Romantic Movies
Well, they say French is the language of love, so what better language to watch romantic movies in? Here are some that I've loved and I think you and your significant other will too.

Rouen, France
I recently spent a couple of days near Rouen - read about my adventures.

Rouler - Expressions
Rouler literally means to roll, to wheel along, or to con, and is also used in a number of idiomatic expressions. Learn how to talk about rolling on the ground laughing, rolling out dough, getting swindled, going 80 km per hour, and more useful expressions with this lesson.

RSVP
Please repond to this request: click to learn about the possibly French expression RSVP.

The Rude French
Dispelling the rumors - are the French as rude as everyone says?

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S - French Pronunciation
Lessons on French pronunciation: the letter S

Salutations - Lettres d'emploi - French Job Letters
When writing a French business letter, choose your salutation carefully.

Sample French Business Letter - Corréspondence commerciale
An example of a French business letter, with links to the various formulas needed.

Sans
Learn about the French preposition sans

Sans - Expressions
The French preposition sans literally means without and is also used in a number of expressions.

Sans blague
What do the French expressions blaque à part and sans blague mean? Learn all about them here.

Santa Barbara French Festival
Join the fun at the largest Bastille Day celebration in the Western United States held on Bastille Day weekend Santa Barbara, California. Admission is free and over 20,000 people attend every year.

Sarkozy for President
Nicolas Sarkozy was one of the front-runners in the 2007 French presidential election. Learn about his platform and pro-American stance in this listening comprehension exercise from Champs-Élysées audiomagazine (read my review).

Sauver la mise
What does the idiomatic French expression sauver la mise mean? Learn all about it here.

Savoir
Conjugations for the French verb savoir

Savoir vs Connaitre - French Verbs To Know
What's the difference between the French verbs savoir and connaitre?

Savoir vs Connaître - Test
What's the difference between the French verbs savoir and connaître?

Savoir - All About Savoir
The verb savoir has several different meanings, depending mainly on the tense it is conjugated into. This lesson explains the various uses and meanings of this common French verb.

Savoir - French Expressions
The French verb savoir means "to know," and is used in many idiomatic French expressions.

SC - French Pronunciation
Lessons on French pronunciation: the letters SC

Schools
If you want to get serious about studying French, you should take a class. This list is by no means exhaustive, but it can certainly get you started on your search for great French classes.

School Systems
A comparison of the French, Canadian, and American school systems.

School Vocabulary
For beginners, with sound files.

Scrapbook Project
Language classes are as fun or as boring as the teacher and students make them. Here is one idea for an interesting project for your students or for independent-study students looking to spice up their self-instruction. While this project is best suited for a long-term activity to be turned in at the end of the year, it can also be adapted for less time - whatever fits your schedule.

Screensavers
My Christmas present to you! Five screensavers related to Moroccan culture or French.

Se
Se is one of the most often misused French pronouns. It can only be used in two kinds of constructions, so check out this lesson to get "unconfused."  :-)

Search engines
If you do a lot of internet searches related to French-speaking countries or their products, consider using a French-language search engine, as it may yield more relevant results than your default search engine.

Search this site!
Not finding what you need? Try searching the About the French Language site.

Se Faire - Expressions
Expressions with the French verb se faire

Ségolène Royal - présidente ?
Ségolène Royal is a socialist and is working hard to become France's first female president. Learn about her platform and her struggle in this discussion from LaGuinguette audio magazine.

Self-study checklist
A checklist of the French for beginners lessons.

Une Semaine à Paris
Une Semaine à Paris is a bilingual audio book and travel guide to Paris. Each chapter includes a French dialogue, English translation, and related travel tips, and the entire dialogue is pronounced in French on three audio CDs. Read my review of this combination travel guide and bilingual audio book.

Semantics
Links to everything you ever wanted to know about French semantics

Sembler
Sembler is a very common and useful French verb. It is a regular -ER verb, can be personal or impersonal, and may be followed by the subjunctive.

Semi-Auxiliary Verbs
In addition to the auxiliary verbs avoir and être, French has a number of semi-auxiliary verbs. Semi-auxiliary verbs are conjugated in order to express various nuances of time, mood, or aspect and are followed by an infinitive.

Senses
Learn French words and verbs related to the five senses, as well as some French vocabulary related to the sixth sense.

Sentences
A sentence (une phrase) is a group of words including at minimum a subject (which may be stated or implied) and a verb. Learn about French sentences, including sentence parts and the four different types of sentences.

Sentences - Warm-up Activity
Building sentences is French class filler or warm-up activity. Students practice verb conjugations or word order by putting together words or sentences on individual index cards.

Sentir
Conjugations for the French verb sentir

Sequence of Tenses
When speaking French, it is important to use the correct sequence of tenses. In complex sentences, there is a relationship between the verb in the main clause and the verb in the subordinate clause. Using the correct sequence of tenses is just as important as conjugating the verbs correctly and using the appropriate mood.

Servir
Conjugations for the French verb servir

Shopping - French for Beginners
French for beginners: travel vocabulary - shopping

Si
The French word si can be an adverb or a conjunction. Either way, si has several meanings and is used in numerous French constructions.

Si Clauses - French if / then clauses
Learn all about French si clauses.

Si Clauses - Impossible/Hypothetical Situations
The pluperfect/conditional perfect construction

Si Clauses - Likely Situations
The present tense constructions

Si Clauses - Unlikely Situations
The imperfect/conditional construction

Si Clauses - French if / then clauses - Test
Test on si clauses

Si ce n'est pas indiscret
What does the French expression si ce n'est pas indiscret mean? Learn all about it here.

Si tu veux
The French expression si tu veux can mean more than just "if you want." Learn all about it here.

"Si vous voudriez"
What's wrong with this? Learn about this French mistake.

Simple Past - Passé simple
The passé simple is the literary equivalent of the passé composé, used only in formal writing and speech. Although you will probably never need to actually use the passé simple, it is important and easy to recognize it. Take a look at this lesson for passé simple conjugations of regular and irregular verbs.

Simone de Beauvoir
Simone de Beauvoir was one of France's most beloved authors and an early French feminist. Learn about her life and work in this listening comprehension exercise from Champs-Élysées audiomagazine (read my review).

Singular French Nouns
In both French and English, many nouns can be singular or plural: un homme (one man), deux hommes (two men), la chaise (the chair), les chaises (the chairs). But there are quite a few French nouns that can only be singular, including abstractions, matter, and sciences.

Singulars and Plurals
Nouns are not always singular in both French and English. Here is a list of words that are singular or uncountable in English but plural or countable in French.

Singular vs plural meaning changes
Some French nouns can only be singular, some only be plural, and some have different meanings depending on whether they are singular or plural.

Slang
More than 70 words and expressions ranging from informal to vulgar. Each word has a definition, sample sentences, and related words, and most also include a pronunciation guide and sound file.

Slang and Colloquial French
The French you learn in the classroom is not the same as what you'll hear on the street or in the news. While it is essential to master correct, formal French, it is equally important to be able to understand and use slang and colloquial expressions before you can call yourself fluent. These resources teach you what very few teachers ever dared: real French, as spoken between friends and enemies.

Slang Dictionaries
French slang dictionaries

Soccer and the World Cup
Whether you love playing soccer or just watching games like the World Cup, you'll want to learn some French vocabulary related to soccer.

Phrases - Social Niceties
When traveling to France - or anywhere else, for that matter - it's important to follow the local customs. A big part of this is knowing what to say in different social situations. Take a look at these essential French phrases related to social niceties.

Sociolinguistics
Learn all about French sociolinguistics

Software
Learn French with interactive, audio-visual software

Soi
Soi is another oft-confused French pronoun. It is used only for unspecified persons. Need more info? See the lesson!

Soir and Soirée - French expressions
Here's a handy list of French expressions with soir and soirée.

Soir vs Soirée, An vs Année, Jour vs Journée, Matin vs Matinée
There are two French words for year (an, année), day (jour, journée), morning (matin, matinée), and evening (soir, soirée). This lesson will teach you how to tell these confusing pairs apart.

Sonner - Expressions
The verb sonner literally means to ring and is used in a number of idiomatic expressions which must be memorized. Learn how to talk about ringing bells, ringing ears, ringing hollow, and more with this lesson.

Sortir
Sortir is one of the most common French verbs. It is irregular in conjugation and may require either être or avoir in the compound tenses, depending on whether it means "to go out" or "to take out."

Souffrir
Conjugations for the French verb souffrir

Souffler ses bougies
What does the French expression souffler ses bougies mean? Learn all about it here.

South Acadia defined
What is Acadie du sud / South Acadia?

Spanish is Easier than French... Not!
There is a common myth among English speakers that Spanish is much easier to learn than French. When asked for more information, perpetrators of this urban legend invariably mention how difficult French pronunciation and spelling are, in comparison to Spanish. While there is some truth to this, there are also things in Spanish that are more difficult than French. This article is a detailed comparison of the two languages so that you can decide for yourself if one of them is more difficult.

Speaking
Activities and resources to work on your French speaking skills, as well as criteria used by various agencies to determine French proficiency.

Speaking anxiety
Shyness apart, if you feel nervous when speaking French, it's probably due to a lack of confidence in your skills: you don't feel you have the grammar, vocabulary, and/or pronunciation needed in order to express yourself. The obvious solution is to improve your French, and this site is filled with resources to help you do just that. Beyond lessons and learning, however, there are other ways to increase your confidence and feel more comfortable speaking French.

Speaking Skills
Criteria for determining your level of French speaking proficiency.

Specialized French Dictionaries
French dictionaries on medicine, science, law, and more.

Special forms of adjectives
Since French adjectives usually have to agree with the nouns they modify in gender and number, most of them have up to four forms. But there are several French adjectives that have an additional variation: a special form that is used when the adjective precedes a word that begins with a vowel or mute H.

Special Occasions
Learn how to say (and sing) happy birthday in French, and other French vocabulary for special occasions.

Special Uses of the Subjunctive
Although the French subjunctive is most often used in subordinate clauses, it can also be used in main or independent clauses, with or without que. Take a look at these special uses of the subjunctive mood.

Specific Verb Lessons
Lessons on specific French verbs: aller, manquer, venir, etc.

Spelling
I know, I know - spelling is boring! But if you plan to write in French, you'll want to work on it, so you might as well give these hand-picked French spelling lessons a try.

Spelling-change verbs
There are two groups of French -ER verbs that have spelling changes in certain conjugations due to the hard/soft vowel phenomenon. I call these spelling-change verbs, and you can learn about their changes in all tenses with this lesson.

Spelling Tricks
A table of common spelling equivalents between French and English that will help your vocabulary to grow by leaps and bounds by teaching you to recognize and spell French cognates.

Sports
Links to and vocabulary for a few of the many sports enjoyed in francophone countries.

Sports Quiz
How much do you know about sports in francophone countries? Find out with this short quiz.

Sports Vocabulary in French
Sports vocabulary: French to English

Sports Vocabulary in French - English to French
Sports Vocabulary

Stem-Changing Verbs
French -ER verbs that take regular endings but have two different radicals.

Stem-Changing Verbs - Test
Test on French Stem-Changing Verbs

The Story of French
The Story of French is a definitive analysis of French as it is spoken around the world. An in-depth, compelling, and above all affectionate look at the language of love, The Story of French is required reading for all Francophiles.

Street French Slang Dictionary & Thesaurus
A review of David Burke's book Street French.

Stressed Pronouns
Learn to use stressed pronouns in French

Stressed Pronouns - Test
Test on French stressed pronouns

Student Personality Quiz
Take this quiz to find out your French student personality! Discover whether your study habits are worthy of an A, B, C, or even, gasp, a D.

Study Tips
A guideline for you to follow in order to get the most out of your French studies.

Subject Pronouns
French for beginners: subject pronouns

Subjunctive
Students of French tend to agree that the subjunctive is the most difficult French verb form, which is why I have over a dozen pages of lessons and info on the French subjunctive to help you learn all about it. While this is good for your French learning, it can make it more difficult for you to find the lesson you need - here is a simple index that can help.

Subjunctive - Avoiding it
The subjunctive is a fairly difficult verb mood for many students of French. Between the conjugations and deciding when to use it, the subjunctive can be very tricky. Although the subjunctive is commonly used in French, there are numerous ways to avoid it.

Subjunctive - Irregular Verbs
Master the ever tricky French subjunctive - forms of irregular verbs.

Subjunctive - Irregular verbs - Test
Test yourself on the subjunctive conjugations of irregular verbs.

Subjunctive - Regular Verbs
Master the ever tricky French subjunctive - forms of regular verbs

Subjonctive - Regular verbs - Test
Test yourself on the subjunctive conjugations of rregular verbs.

Subjunctive - Usage
Master the ever tricky French subjunctive - using the subjunctive.

Subjunctive - Translation Test
Test yourself on the ever tricky French subjunctive.

Subjunctive or indicative?
Test yourself on this classic French foe with this quiz: choose between the subjunctive and the indicative for each silly sentence.

Subjunctivator
An interactive tool that helps to improve your knowledge of which French verbs and expressions take the subjunctive.

Subordinating Conjunctions
Learn about French subordinating conjunctions.

Suffixes
Learn about -et, -ée, and more French suffixes.

Suivre
Conjugations for the French verb suivre

Superlatives and Comparatives
Clear explanations, detailed descriptions, and lots of examples - I consider it one of the best explanations of French comparatives and superlatives that exist. :-)

Sur
Learn about the French preposition sur

Sur - Expressions
Expressions with the French preposition sur

Sur le vif Audio Books
The publisher of the online audio magazine La Guinguette offers three intermediate/advanced French audiobooks about contemporary French called Sur le vif (Real Life).

Surprise - Lettres commerciales - French Business Letters
Tips and formulas for writing commercial correspondence. French job applications require very formal language - find it here!

Symbols
A quick reference guide to the names of French symbols and punctuation marks, including ! ? « » * & dozens more.

Synonyms for bon
If you want to make your French sound more, well, French, one place to start is with your vocabulary. In French classes, you tend to learn the most common, basic terms. Bon is one such example, but there are numerous synonyms to choose between, in both normal and informal registers. Take a look at this lesson to learn some different ways to say "good."

Synonyms for non
Saying no is pretty simple, but there are quite a few synonyms and precisions to be aware of. Check out this lesson to learn how to say no, not a chance, I don't think so, and more.

Synonyms for oui
Saying yes is pretty simple, but there are quite a few synonyms and precisions to be aware of. Check out this lesson to learn how to say yes, yeah, sure, and more.

Synonyms for petit
The adjective petit is a very common French word that can be replaced by any number of synonyms. Take a look at this lesson to learn some different ways to say "small" and "short," and be sure to note the different nuances.

Synonymns for très
The adverb très is a very common word that can be replaced by any of a number of synonyms, in both normal and informal registers. Take a look at this lesson to learn some different ways to say "very," and be sure to note the differences in intensity.

Syntax
Learn all about French syntax

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