Salut! Today you're learning one of the most important verbs in French — avoir, which means "to have." Video below J'ai — I have Tu as — You have Il a — He has Elle a — She has On a — We have (used in everyday spoken French instead of nous) Nous avons — We have Vous avez — You have (formal / plural) Ils ont — They have (masculine) Elles ont — They have (feminine) You'll feel avoir everywhere — not just for possession, but in expressions like J'ai faim (I'm hungry) and J'ai vingt ans (I'm twenty years old). Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning four distinctly French sounds and the different ways they can be spelled. Video below Le son CH — like the "sh" in English ch → cheval / sch → schéma Le son J — a soft, buzzing sound (no English equivalent) j → jour / g → manger, girafe, génial (g makes this sound before e, i, or y) Le son R — the famous French R, made at the back of the throat r → rouge, partir, gare Le son GN — like the "ny" in "canyon" gn → montagne, oignon, gagner, compagnon Once you feel comfortable with these, you'll start hearing them everywhere! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning to count from zero to twenty — the building blocks of every price, date, and phone number in French. Video below Zéro — Zero Un — One Deux — Two Trois ★ — Three Quatre — Four Cinq — Five Six — Six Sept — Seven Huit — Eight Neuf — Nine Dix — Ten Onze — Eleven Douze — Twelve Treize ★ — Thirteen Quatorze — Fourteen Quinze — Fifteen Seize — Sixteen Dix-sept — Seventeen Dix-huit — Eighteen Dix-neuf — Nineteen Vingt — Twenty ★ These numbers are pronounced a little differently in Québec French — listen closely in the video! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

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Morve — Wet snot / Morve humide Guédille au nez — Runny nose / Morve au nez Ta tu ptite guédille – Small thing dangeling between your legs Crotte de nez — Booger / Morve sèche Pogner un rhume — To catch a cold / Attraper un rhume J’ai pogner la grippe ! – I catch a cold J’fais d’la température – My temperature is high (medical) Avoir mal en tabarouette — To be in serious pain / Avoir très mal Santé ! - Health ! Chin chin !