French Vocabulary Magazine
Notes on register, verlan, memory, listening, and the words that change meaning with context - from formal vs informal French to spaced repetition and Shadowing.
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- Vocabulary
Jeune in French: Young, and the Jeûne Trap
Jeune means young and jeûne means fasting. Learn the accent, the vowel, and how jeune works as adjective and noun.
- Thematic Vocabulary
Jobs and Professions in French (and How Gender Forms Work)
French job vocabulary by field, plus how professions change for gender: acteur/actrice, avocat/avocate - and which ones are still evolving.
- Quebec French
Joual: The Montreal Vernacular, Explained
Joual is the working-class Montreal French vernacular, later reclaimed in Quebec literature and culture. What it is, and how it differs from standard Quebec French.
- Vocabulary
Joue in French: Its Several Different Meanings
Distinguish French joue as cheek from forms of jouer, then master prepositions for games, instruments, roles, cards, and tactics.
- Word Differences
Jour vs Journée in French
Learn jour and journée with a clear guide, natural French examples and English glosses, common mistakes, nuanced usage, and practical review.
- Word Differences
Le, La, Les in French
Le, la, and les are French definite articles chosen by noun gender and number. Learn vowel forms, contractions, general statements, and pronoun lookalikes.
- Publics spécifiques
Learning French as an Adult: Is It Too Late? (No - Here's Why)
Adults have real advantages learning French - better study skills and metacognition - even if accent takes more work. What to actually expect.
- Learn French
Learn French: The Step-by-Step Roadmap From A0 to B2
A detailed, level-by-level French syllabus - exactly what to master at A0, A1, A2, B1 and B2, with the grammar and vocabulary targets for each.
- Vocabulary
Leur in French: Meaning and Common Mistakes
Leur means their (possessive) or to them (pronoun) in French, two different grammatical roles. Learn to tell them apart with examples.
- Vocabulary
Libre in French: Meaning and Common Mistakes
Use French libre for freedom, vacancy, and unrestricted access while separating gratuit, disponible, célibataire, and libéral.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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