Join Léo the kitten on a sunny garden adventure! This short story is designed specifically for children, with English subtitles to help beginners learn French naturally. Suivez Léo le chaton dans une aventure ensoleillée au jardin ! Cette courte...
3 Canadian French words that are DIFFERENT from France French 🇨🇦🇫🇷 magasiner (mah-gah-zee-NAY) = to shop · un cellulaire (say-lyu-LAIR) = a cell phone · une circulaire (seer-kyoo-LAIR) = a store flyer. In France they say: faire du shopping...
Développement (day-vluhp-MAW) — development. Souhaiter (soo-ay-TAY) — to wish. Boulangerie (boo-law-zhuh-REE) — bakery. Say these three cleanly and your TEF Canada speaking score jumps. Follow for daily French pronunciation tips. Daily French carousels on Instagram @frenchify_your_flow #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation #TEFCanada...
English uses “do” for everything. French doesn’t. Learn when to use faire, faire faire, and other French verbs instead of direct translation. L’anglais utilise « do » pour tout. Le français, non. Apprenez quand utiliser faire, faire faire et...
Three French connectors that lift your TEF writing score — d'abord (first of all), ensuite (next), cependant (however). Say them right and use them in your answers. Follow for daily French pronunciation tips! Daily French carousels on Instagram @frenchify_your_flow #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation...
Learn French the fun way with a cute kitten story! This bilingual tale is told in French first, then English — perfect for kids and beginners. Apprenez le français de façon amusante avec une mignonne histoire de chaton !...
3 French liaisons that make you sound like CLB 7+: les_amis (lay-zah-MEE) — the silent S wakes up and links the words; nous_avons (noo-zah-VON); ils_ont — link the consonant into the vowel, never say the words apart. These...
Join Léo the little bunny in a heartwarming French-English story about kindness and courage. Perfect for beginners learning French naturally. Rejoignez Léo le petit lapin dans une belle histoire franco-anglaise sur la gentillesse et le courage. Parfait pour les...
In Quebec, a car isn't 'une voiture' — it's 'un char' (SHAR). You'll also hear 'une auto' (oh-TOH) all over Canada, and 'une minoune' (mee-NOON) for an old beater. Say them: un char, une auto, une minoune. Follow for...
Copy these 3 Quebec French sounds: TSU (say: tsoo) — T before U or I sounds like TS. "Tu viens ?" DZIR (say: dzeer) — D before U or I sounds like DZ. "Dire" The -TU tag — "C'est-tu correct ?"...
Moving to Canada? Don't just learn French — learn CANADIAN French! 1. un stationnement (sta-syohn-MAHN) = parking lot (France says: un parking) 2. une fin de semaine (fan-duh-suh-MEN) = weekend (France says: un week-end) 3. un courriel (koo-ree-EL) =...
Train your French pronunciation with 3 classic tongue twisters (virelangues) — slow first, then fast! 1️⃣ Un chasseur sachant chasser — the S + CH warm-up 2️⃣ Trois tortues trottaient — watch those tricky R sounds 3️⃣ Cinq chiens chassent six...
les gosses (say: gohss) — France: the kids. In Quebec: do NOT say this. je suis chaud (say: zhuh swee shoh) — France: I'm keen. In Quebec it means 'horny' — say « ça me tente ». foutre (say: foo-tr)...
In Canada, "C'est correct" means "that's fine / okay" — in France it means "that's correct, right". Say "C'est tiguidou" (say tee-gee-DOO) for "it's all good", and "C'est beau" (say BOH) for "forget it / never mind". Follow for...
Want to explain WHY in French? Learn 6 essential words — parce que, car, puisque, comme, grâce à, à cause de — with clear examples. Voulez-vous expliquer POURQUOI en français ? Apprenez 6 mots essentiels — parce que, car,...
3 Quebec French words that confuse France French speakers: 🇨🇦 un dépanneur (duh-pan-NEUR) — the corner store 🎓 un cégep (say-JEP) — Quebec's college between high school and university 🚗 un char (shar) — how Quebecers say "car" (mon char =...
3 French words to nail for your TEF Canada test: 1. accueil (ah-KOY) — welcome, reception 2. environnement (ahn-vee-rohn-MAHN) — environment 3. rendez-vous (rahn-day-VOO) — appointment, meeting Follow Frenchify for a daily French pronunciation Short. #TEFCanada #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation #TCFCanada #CanadaPR
Want to sound more natural in French? Learn 5 essential connectors for addition — et, aussi, en plus, de plus, ainsi que — with clear examples. Voulez-vous parler français plus naturellement ? Apprenez 5 connecteurs essentiels pour l'addition —...
Three Canadian French words France French speakers never use: une tuque (a knit winter hat — say TUK), un lift (a car ride — say LIFT), un breuvage (any drink — say bruh-VAJH). Follow for daily French pronunciation...
Learn 3 French faux amis that can cost you TEF Canada points: 🇫🇷 actuellement (ak-tu-el-MAHN) = currently — NOT "actually" ("actually" = en fait) 🇫🇷 une librairie (lee-breh-REE) = a bookstore — NOT a library ("library" = une bibliothèque) 🇫🇷 sensible...
3 advanced French words that boost your Express Entry CRS score 🇨🇦 Épanouissement — ay-pah-noo-ees-MAHN (flourishing) Dépaysement — day-pay-eez-MAHN (change of scenery) Embaucher — ahm-boh-SHAY (to hire) Say them like a native for your TEF Canada speaking test. Daily French carousels on Instagram...
Learn 3 Quebec French words for winter: la sloche (slush — say SLOSH), une bordée (heavy snowfall — say bor-DAY), les mitaines (mittens — say mee-TEN). Each word spoken twice with phonetic guides, plus what France French says...
Learn French with Mia the mouse and Félix the fox! This cute bilingual story teaches sharing and how to introduce yourself in French. Apprenez le français avec Mia la souris et Félix le renard ! Cette mignonne histoire bilingue...
In English, “to work” is simple. In French? It’s precise. Learn when to use travailler, bosser, and other French work verbs with clear examples. En anglais, « to work » est simple. En français ? C’est précis. Apprenez quand...
demander (duh-mahn-DAY) = to ask, NOT to demand. attendre (ah-TAHNDR) = to wait, NOT to attend. assister à (ah-see-STAY ah) = to attend, NOT to assist. Three faux amis that look like English but will cost you TEF...
In Quebec, "un char" (say: SHAR) means a car, "un chum" (say: SHUM) means a boyfriend, and "un dépanneur" (say: dé-pa-NNEUR) is a corner store — not what they mean in France! 🇨🇦 Follow for daily French pronunciation tips. Daily...
15 or 50? 30 or 13? The TEEN numbers end in a buzzing Z and the TEN numbers end with a clicking T. 👂 👂 quinze / cinquante — KANZ • san-KAHNT 👂 treize / trente — TREZ • TRAHNT 👂...
Nail the French R 🇫🇷 — rouge (ROOZH), merci (mehr-SEE), Paris (pah-REE). Each word is said twice — repeat after the audio! Follow for daily French pronunciation tips. Daily French carousels on Instagram @frenchify_your_flow #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation #TEFCanada #TCFCanada #CanadaPR #shorts #Frenchify 📸...
3 French nasal vowels that trick TEF listeners: vent (VAHN(N)) — the wind / bon (BOH(N)) — good / matin (ma-TEH(N)) — the morning. Hear the nasal hum, then say each word twice out loud. Which of these 3...
In Quebec, « Bienvenue » means you're welcome (in France it's only 'welcome here'). « Bon matin » = good morning (France says bonjour). And « salut » works as goodbye too. Say them: byan-vuh-NOO / bohn mah-TEH(N)...
Three Canadian French words you will never hear in France! 🇨🇦 Magasiner (mah-gah-zee-NAY) — to shop. Le souper (soo-PAY) — dinner. Une blonde (BLOND) — a girlfriend. Follow for daily French! 👇 📸 Daily French carousels on Instagram @frenchify_your_flow #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation #TEFCanada...