Emily Monaco    Tongue twisters, or virelangues in French, can also be a great way to learn a language. They force you to Source

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Emily Monaco    As you’re learning French, you might hear phrases popping up here and there referencing food items. Often, these expressions Source

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Rachel Larsen    and are French relative pronouns that are often confused for each other. Qui is often translated as who and que Source

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Camille Turner    Did you know people have been playing card games in France since the s This old fashioned form of Source

Chloe Faux    Just like home renovations, suffixes can transform your French vocabulary from bland and shaky to strong and colorful. Specifically, they Source

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Michael Cristiano    Have you come across something untranslatable between French and English yet I bet you have Well, I’m about to add Source