When you're tired of studying French, take a break with these fun sites that I've found on the net. There are games, jokes, comics, tongue twisters, and more.
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. Then take a look at the study tips to improve your French study habits.
Just for fun - the rules of French grammar explained by breaking each of them in the descriptions (en français).
Three French-theme screensavers. They dance, they talk, they save your screen... what more could you ask for? :-)
Word games, jokes, and other fun things on this site's forum (you will need to log in, and then you'll be taken to the games).
Purely for entertainment - lists of reasons that French is better than chocolate, shopping, Spanish, and more.
Looking for name to use in French class? These pages include more than 200 of the most popular French names, along with their pronunciation and English equivalents.
By adopting an escargot, you become a member of this great online community and can trade stories and ideas.
Guess what the African expression means in standard French.
Learn all about aptonyms - last names that correspond to the person's job. This site has more than 300 examples. I guess since my name is Lawless, I need to change careers and be a lawyer, eh? :-)
Perhaps the most famous French comic strip. You can read the comics, play games, and more, in four languages.
Assorted games and activities for intermediate/advanced French speakers.
A very cute site with several different activities, including rebuses, assorted puzzles, and more. French only
Puzzles for intermediate/advanced French students.
Test your French vocab and do a good deed at the same time. Click "subjects" to choose French, then watch your rice donations for hungry people grow.
A Belgian webzine with comics, gastronomic discussions, fun touristy information, and other playful stuff. French only.
How about some surrealist games? Try "Jeu du si," "Question réponse," and "Cadavres exquis."
Create a poem on a virtual chalkboard using the words provided.
A classic Belgian comic strip. Learn about the characters, play a game, or just read the funnies.
