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Ah, exams. Whether you love them or hate them, they're a part of life, especially when you're learning something new, like French! Just as there are many types...
Whether you're a student facing exams or just trying to 'test out' your new French skills, you'll definitely need the word for 'test'. The most direct translati...
Every French student knows the classic term for homework: *les devoirs*. But just like in English, there's more than one way to talk about the work you bring ho...
When you think of 'classroom' in French, the first word that probably comes to mind is *la salle de classe*. And you're right! That's the most direct and common...
When you think of the word 'class' in French, `la classe` is likely the first word that comes to mind. And you're right, it's a common translation! But the word...
When you think of the word for 'teacher' in French, *professeur* probably comes to mind. And you're right, that's the most common one! But just like in English,...
When you think of the word "student" in French, *étudiant* (or its feminine form, *étudiante*) probably comes to mind first. And you'd be right! It's the most c...
When you're packing your bag for French class, what's the one essential item you always grab? A *cahier*, of course! This is the most common way to say “noteboo...
Le papier is the most common way to say “paper” in French, and it's probably the first one you learned. But what if you're talking about a newspaper, an officia...
The first word you probably learned for 'pencil' in French is *un crayon*. And for a standard, grey-leaded pencil, that's perfectly correct! But what happens w...
You probably already know that *un stylo* is the most common way to say “pen” in French. But what if you need a ballpoint pen, a fountain pen, or even a felt-ti...
