Salut! Today you're learning five common endings that show up everywhere in French — once you recognize them, you'll read and pronounce so much more naturally. Video below Le son ELLE — like "el" in "anel" elle → tourterelle, ficelle, chandelle, semelle, coccinelle, échelle, violoncelle Le son ETTE — like "et" in "net" ette → mouette, crevette, couette, camionnette, serviette, voiturette, clarinette, assiette, bicyclette, casquette Le son IEN / IENNE — like "yen" ien → chien, italien, martien, dalmatien ienne → chienne, italienne, martienne, dalmatienne (feminine forms) Le son TION — like "syon" tion → récréation, attention, diction, collation, éducation, respiration Le son EUR — like "ur" in "fur" eur → fleur, ordinateur, tracteur, facteur, beurre, peur Notice how ien and ienne work as masculine and feminine pairs — the same pattern applies to nationalities, adjectives, and more! Can you make two sentence that rhyme using today's words? Write it in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning the twelve months — and like the days of the week, none of them are capitalized in French. Video below Mois — Month Janvier — January Février — February Mars — March Avril — April Mai — May Juin — June Juillet — July Août — August Septembre — September Octobre — October Novembre — November Décembre — December Many of these look a lot like their English equivalents, so you're already halfway there! Tu est né(born) dans quel mois? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today is all about practice — time to put your numbers to the test! Write theses in the comments ! 15 84 72 30 19 95 These are just a few examples to warm you up — the Anki deck has many more numbers to practice. Open it up and work through them at your own pace!

Salut! Today you're learning faire — one of the most versatile verbs in French, used for everything from cooking to sports to the weather. Video below Faire — To do Je fais — I do Tu fais — You do Il / Elle / On fait — He / She / We does Nous faisons — We do Vous faites — You do (formal / plural) Ils / Elles font — They do Faire shows up everywhere — il fait beau (the weather is nice), je fais du sport (I play sports), qu'est-ce que tu fais ? (what are you doing?). Get comfortable with it and you'll use it every day! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning venir — one of those essential verbs that comes up constantly in everyday French. Video below Venir — To come Je viens — I come Tu viens — You come Il vient — He comes Elle vient — She comes On vient — We come (casual spoken French) Nous venons — We come Vous venez — You come (formal / plural) Ils viennent — They come (masculine) Elles viennent — They come (feminine) Notice how the stem changes quite a bit across the forms — viens, vient, venons, venez, viennent. It's one of those verbs worth drilling until it feels automatic! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!