Bienvenue à l'école française...... welcome to the Online French school .... We prepare for DELF AND TEF...
STOP SOUNDING BASIC👎
Better ways of saying BON 🤟
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“Okay tell me honestly… 👀
How many times have you said you’ll practice French daily… but didn’t? 🇫🇷
I was the same. 🙃
Then I tried something different in my learning days
👉 I changed my phone language to French.
At first? CHAOS. 😂
I couldn’t find settings, I pressed wrong buttons, I even panicked a little 😭
But then…
✨ “Paramètres” stopped looking scary
✨ “Envoyer” became automatic
✨ “Annuler” finally made sense
And without even studying…
I was learning. Every. Single. Day. 📱🇫🇷
No extra time.
No extra effort.
Just constant exposure.
And guess what?
It actually worked. 💯
So now I tell all my students—
Don’t just learn French… start living it.
Would you try this? 👇
YES ✅/ NO ❌/ Already done 🤟
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STOP USING BEAUCOUP ❌
Use these words instead -
✅. Énoremement
✅. Tellement
✅. Vraiment beaucoup
✅. Un grand nombre de
✅. Plein de
13/03/2026
MASTER THESE QUESTIONS FOR YOUR
“Expression orale”
❌ Rester does not mean to rest ❌
Rester - to stay at a place
Se reposer - to rest /relax
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Is it “Easy Peasy” or “Fingers in the Nose”? 👃👆
Ever had a task so simple you could do it with your eyes closed? In France, they take it a step further.
When a French speaker says they did something “Les doigts dans le nez” (literally: fingers in the nose), they aren’t looking for a tissue—they’re telling you it was a total piece of cake! 🍰
How to use it:
“Examens? Je les ai réussis les doigts dans le nez !”
(Exams? I passed them with my hands tied behind my back!)
Common French Mistake: The “Welcome” Trap 🪤
English uses “Welcome” for two different things, but French is more specific!
Bienvenue = Welcome to a place (Arrival)
De rien / Je vous en prie = You are welcome (Response to thanks)
Mastering these small nuances is what takes your French from beginner to fluent. 📈
SE PERDRE LES CHÈVRE
To lose your mind
Examples - Avec tout ce travail - je me perds les chèvres
Another day , another idiom
PASSER UNE NUIT BLANCHE
To have a white night
To stay awake or have a sleepless night
🌙 We’ve all had “Une Nuit Blanche” at least once🌙
Did you know this French idiom❓
“Ce n’est pas la mer à boire.”
Literally, it means “It’s not like you have to drink the ocean.”�It’s not that difficult.
So next time something feels hard and overwhelming, remember —�ce n’est pas la mer à boire! 🇫🇷✨
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01/04/2023