Do you feel like you know French… but don’t sound natural when you speak?
Try this:
→ Drop “ne” (je sais pas)
→ Use fillers (du coup, bah…)
→ Learn chunks (ça marche, j’avoue)
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🍂 L’automne s’invite au musée Rodin
Les feuillages se parent d’or et de cuivre, offrant un nouveau décor aux œuvres. Une invitation à ralentir, à flâner et à savourer les couleurs de la saison au détour des allées.
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Les couleurs de l’automne au jardin Albert Kahn à Boulogne-Billancourt sur film 🎞️🍂
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L'expression du jeudi : "mieux vaut tard que jamais" #LearnFrench
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Une palette de couleurs dans les allées du Luxembourg 😍🧡💛😍B.Fleurot 🍂🍁🍂
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Napoleon's Arc du Carrousel unfurles the splendor of the Jardins des Tuileries & the Louvre #Paris #TheParisEffect #history #travel
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LA QUESTION DU JOUR 🇫🇷
Quelle est votre spécialité française préférée ? 😋
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🍂 Au Jardin du Luxembourg, les douces lumières d’automne invitent à la lecture, à la détente et aux conversations.
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Mercredi, le jour des enfants 🎠🎡
Belle journée à tous 🫶🏻☀️
#Antibes 💙
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C’est encore l’été ! ☀️
Flânez dans le jardin et arrêtez-vous devant 𝐸̀𝑣𝑒 𝑎𝑢 𝑟𝑜𝑐ℎ𝑒𝑟 au bord du bassin. Corps sensuel, attitude pudique : Rodin joue ici sur le contraste entre abandon et retenue. Bronzes, marbres, terres cuites : l’œuvre témoigne de son succès.
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There is a reason people come back here again and again.
The Jardin du Luxembourg was designed in the early 17th century around what is now the Luxembourg Palace, which houses the French Senate. The layout is formal. Straight paths. Symmetry. Trimmed lawns. But the experience feels personal. You pull up a chair. You face the sun. Or you turn toward the pond and just sit.
What makes this place different is how normal it feels. Students from nearby universities read between classes. Locals meet friends without making a big plan. Kids push wooden sailboats across the water like they have for generations. It is not staged. It is daily life.
If you visit, do not just take a lap around the main basin and leave. Walk to the Medici Fountain tucked along the edge of the garden. Go earlier in the morning for quiet, or late afternoon when the light softens. And give yourself permission to sit longer than you planned. That is the real point of this park.
C’est la rentrée ! 🇫🇷
Ready to brush up on your French?
Check out my “Vocabulaire de la #rentrée” sheet with useful words and expressions for students and adult learners.
A little French practice to start the new year!
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The Japanese #Garden at Parc Albert-Kahn near #Paris is exceptional #TheParisEffect #BoulogneBillancourt #France
Depuis, pendant or il y a? 🇫🇷⏳
These three little French expressions can be confusing—but once you understand the difference, it all starts to make sense!
I’ve put together a simple guide with examples to help you use them naturally. 👇
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Another reason to learn French? It may be good for your brain!
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VIDEO. "Je suis dehors !" : l'astronaute française Sophie Adenot entre dans l'Histoire en devenant la première Française à sortir dans l'espace l.franceinfo.fr/Ke1
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Le superbe château de Vaux-le-Vicomte
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