If you want water, ask for "une carafe," which is tap water. It’s high quality in France and completely free. If you simply ask for sparkling or still water, they will generally offer bottled, which will cost you, sometimes as much as wine!
Listen to the dialogue: Léa: Salut, Marc! Alors, tu as entendu les dernières nouvelles du boss? Marc: Non, quoi encore?…
“Ce n’est pas la peine” means “it’s not worth it, “it’s useless”, or “there’s no need.” You use it to…
France is made for road trips, with its diverse landscapes, charming villages, and scenic routes. Here are five dreamy road…
7. Arles Amphitheatre, Provence The Arles Amphitheatre is a remarkable Roman structure built in the 1st century AD. Its impressive…
If you’re learning French, you’ve probably had to cope with the meaning of interjections like “bof”, “bah”, “ben”, “euh” and…
You use “Ça tombe bien” to express that something happens just at the right time. It means it’s a happy…