Using The Everyday French Phrase “C’est-à-dire”
“C’est-à-dire” is a very commonly used phrase that translates to “that is”, “that is to say” or “in other words”….
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“Par Contre”: French Phrases to Express Contrast
You’ve probably noticed French speakers use “par contre” all the time. The phrase means “on the other hand” or “however.”…
Spoken French Skills Quiz: Transitional Phrases
Transitional phrases like “c’est pourquoi”, “en outre”, “en revanche”, “d’ailleurs” can be tricky (in any language). Test your knowledge with…
Test Your Spoken French Skills
This is a little quiz to test your knowledge of everyday French phrases and expressions. You’ll find a mix of…
Spoken French Phrase: “Ce n’est pas la peine”
“Ce n’est pas la peine” means “it’s not worth it, “it’s useless”, or “there’s no need.” You use it to…
Spoken French Quiz: Using “à Force de”
The phrase “à force de” is used a lot in spoken French, it expresses that something is the result of…
French Phrase: “Faire Attention à” (Faire Gaffe à)
“Faire attention à” means to pay attention to or to be careful about. It’s very commonly used in everyday French…
Spoken French Quiz: How to Say “I Don’t Care”
There are many ways to say “I don’t care” in everyday spoken French. The phrases range from formal and polite…
Level Up Your French: 13 Ways to Say “I Don’t Care” Like a Native
Saying you don’t give a damn is a national sport in France. French people love to say they don’t care….