Clothes in French: Vocabulary for Dressing and Shopping
Learn clothes in French — la chemise, le pantalon, la robe — with pronunciation, the singular pantalon surprise, and the phrases for shopping in France.
Learn clothes in French — la chemise, le pantalon, la robe — with pronunciation, the singular pantalon surprise, and the phrases for shopping in France.
Learn the body parts in French — la main, le pied, les yeux — with pronunciation, the strange plural of œil, and how to say what hurts with avoir mal à.
All the family words in French — la mère, le père, la sœur, le frère — with pronunciation, the mon/ma/mes possessives, and the mon amie exception.
Learn 20 everyday food words in French — le pain, le fromage, la glace — with pronunciation, the famous œuf/œufs surprise, and the phrases to order with.
All the colors in French — rouge, bleu, vert and friends — with pronunciation, the agreement rules (une robe verte), and the two colors that never change.
Learn 24 animal names in French — le chien, le chat, la girafe and friends — with pronunciation, the gender of every word, and games to make them stick.
All the days of the week and months in French with pronunciation, the lowercase rule, how to say dates like le 14 juillet, and tricks that make them stick.
The 16 French greetings you will actually hear — bonjour, salut, ça va and friends — with pronunciation, the tu/vous rule, and the etiquette locals notice.
Count in French from 1 to 100 — full lists with easy pronunciation, the real logic behind 70, 80 and 90, and simple tricks to make the numbers stick.
A practical 7-step plan to learn French from zero — sounds first, 1,000 core words, le/la genders, three grammar bricks and speaking from day one.
Start speaking French today with 30 essential phrases for greetings, travel, cafés and emergencies — each with a simple pronunciation guide.
Learn to pronounce French with this beginner's guide to nasal vowels, silent letters, the French R and liaisons — with simple examples you can copy today.
Le or la? Learn the patterns that predict French noun gender, why it matters, and the fastest way to make le and la automatic instead of guesswork.
The 100 most common French words to learn first — pronouns, verbs, connectors and everyday nouns that unlock most conversations, plus how to memorise them fast.
How to learn French vocabulary fast using pictures, spaced repetition and a 10-minute daily routine — the memory science that makes new words stick for good.
Turn French vocabulary review into a daily habit with these 5 game formats — from picture matching to beat-the-clock recall — backed by memory science.