How to use “être en train de” in French
GrammarIf you’re an English speaker learning French, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: How do you say “I am doing
Understanding French Train Announcements: Essential Vocabulary and Real Examples
VocabularyFor many learners, train stations are one of the most stressful places to use French. Announcements are fast, formal, and
Why “I miss you” is backwards in French
GrammarNative French Teacher — Real French, explained simply Quick answer In French, you don’t say “I miss you.”You say “Tu
French Adjectives Word Order: Before or After the Noun?
GrammarIn English, adjectives always come before the noun. You say a red car, a big house, an interesting book. But
Mastering French Past Tenses: Passé Composé vs Imparfait
GrammarIf you’re learning French and want to understand the difference between passé composé and imparfait, this guide will help you
How to Pronounce the French “R” Like a Native
Pronunciation & PhoneticsThe French “R” is one of the trickiest sounds for many learners, especially English speakers.It doesn’t exist in English, and
