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You know the textbook rule: tu is informal and vous is formal. Then you meet a real French person — and suddenly that rule is not enough. You walk into a small bakery in France. The person behind the counter looks about your age. You know how to ask for what you want. You know …
How do you prepare for your first French language exchange? Agree on a short session with time for both languages. Choose one familiar topic, prepare a few questions and phrases for asking for help, then practise answering aloud. Prepare enough to start, respond and recover when you get stuck, while leaving room for the conversation …
You want to speak more French. But there is a problem. You do not live in France. You do not have a French-speaking partner. You do not have a tutor available every day. And you may be thinking: How am I supposed to improve my speaking if I have nobody to talk to? The good …
You know what you want to say. At least, you almost know. Someone asks you a simple question in French: Vous habitez où ? You know the vocabulary. You know the grammar. You could probably write the answer. But suddenly you hesitate. Is it “j’habite à” or “je suis à”?What if my pronunciation is wrong?What …
What can you say when you don’t understand someone in French? If you do not understand someone in French, you do not have to smile, panic or pretend you understood. Use a simple phrase such as “Vous pouvez répéter ?”, “Plus lentement, s’il vous plaît” or “Qu’est-ce que ça veut dire ?” to clarify what …