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Brrr! When the temperature drops, knowing how to express "it's cold" in French is essential, whether you're chatting with friends or just complaining about the ...
Feeling a little drained? Whether you've pulled an all-nighter or just had a long day, sometimes "I'm tired" doesn't quite capture how you're truly feeling. In ...
When it's time to make your exit, saying "I'm leaving" in French can be more interesting than just a simple "Je pars" or "Je m'en vais". Depending on the conte...
Feeling a bit parched? The most common way to express your thirst in French is "J'ai soif" (pronounced zhay swaf). But just like in English, there's more than o...
We've all been there: your stomach rumbles, and all you can think about is food. In French, the most common way to express this is "J'ai faim". But what if you ...
When you're learning French, "Je ne sais pas" is one of the first phrases you pick up to say "I don't know". It's super useful, but just like in English, someti...
"Je suis d'accord" is undoubtedly the most common way to say "I agree" in French. But just like in English, there are many other nuanced and natural ways to exp...
DĂ©pĂŞche-toi! is probably the most direct way to say "hurry up" in French, and you'll hear it often. But what if you want to express urgency with a different nua...
Ah, 'come on'! It's one of those incredibly versatile English phrases we use for everything from urging someone on to expressing impatience or even frustration....
Ever found yourself speechless in front of something truly amazing, but struggled to express that "wow" in French? While a simple "Wow!" might get the message a...
Ever found yourself in a situation where only a heartfelt 'Oh my god!' will do? Whether it's a moment of surprise, shock, frustration, or even delight, this uni...
