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How to Write a Letter in French: A Simple Guide
Writing letters can be stressful to a lot of people…. and even more so when you have to do it in French! Today we will make writing letters in French a lot easier with this simple guide on how to write a letter in French. In this lesson, you’ll learn the words, phrases, and expressions for […]
Continue readingThe Complete Guide to Teach Kids French at Home
Wondering how to teach your kids French at home? Or maybe learn French along with your child? Sounds like a great plan and I’m here to help! Whether you want your child to reconnect with French roots or simply to raise him/her as bilingual, this article will help you reach that goal. Feel Free to Jump […]
Continue readingWhat French Novel Should You Read Next?
Are you a French learner who’s looking for a good book to practice your reading skills in French? Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced level learner, take this super short quiz to help you pick your next read!
Continue readingHow to Use Music to Learn French (+Get Playlists for Free!)
Can you use music to learn French? How can you use music to learn French? What type of French music can you use to learn French and where can you find it? If these questions have crossed your mind, you’ve come exactly to the right place. In this article, we’ll talk about using music as a […]
Continue readingQuiz: How Well Do You Know French Slang?
Put your French slang to the test with this short quiz!
Continue readingHow to Start Learning French: The Ultimate Guide to Beginner French
Looking for tips and resources on how to start learning beginner French? There are a lot of possible reasons why anyone would want to learn French. Is it your lifelong dream to speak French? Are you travelling or moving to France soon (or other French-speaking countries)? Do you want to expand your horizons by immersing in […]
Continue reading10 Best Learning Tips Shared by French Learners
I asked the Talk in French community in Facebook what the best advice they ever received in learning French, and the answers I got are quite good. Quick Navigation 1. Immerse yourself in the French language2. Learn with Music3. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes4. Practice a lot5. Don’t ask ‘why’, just accept the rules […]
Continue reading3 Tips for French Teachers (Q&A)
Bonjour tout le monde. In the weekly Talk in French newsletter sent to email subscribers every Sunday, I feature a question from subscribers. The questions cover everything—French language, culture, travel, and even totally random ones—and a lot of it are quite useful. So in the interest of helping more readers, I am also publishing some […]
Continue readingGet Your Copy of My French Routine Volume 6 Today!
After you have learned the basics of the French language, at some point you will find yourself wondering how to continue. You still need to polish your French every day, and you will still need some guidance and a lot of practice, but the materials are either too easy or too difficult for your level. How […]
Continue readingFrench Vocabulary: At the Airport
Can you imagine how confusing it could be when you’re in a foreign airport where people are communicating only in French? But whether you are planning to travel to a French-speaking destination or not, today we’ll be sharing with you a list of vocabulary and phrases related to airports. Knowing these words and phrases could […]
Continue readingThe 5th Volume of My French Routine Learning Series — Out Now!
Are you an intermediate French learner looking to continue your lessons? Are you interested in trying a different approach to learning French? If youranswer isyes, this new e-book from Talk in French is definitely for you. My French Routine, a complete step-by-step French learning series, is now on its 5th volume. This volume, like the previous […]
Continue reading20 Fun Ways to Insert Learning French Into Your Day
Learning French as an adult can be quite challenging. Between work, family, social life, and all the numerous adulthood responsibilities that you juggle every day, it’s difficult to find a way to insert learning a language into your already crammed schedule. I hear this time and again: “I’d like to learn French but I’m too busy.” “My hands are […]
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