SALUT ! For those advanced enough to understand check out theses 2 new podcast ! One with my father and one with Phil from "Point de Rue" ! https://www.skool.com/quebecfrenchskool/classroom/21a7e27e?md=89d5b531bc584e94bed0846ebb808fc3

Wassup ! I just arrived in Japan and my new schedule is ready ! If you - Already understand spoken Québec French and hold conversations, but want to become more fluent and natural. - Want to improve your speaking skills through personalized conversation practice. - Are preparing for the TEF or another French exam. - Need specific vocabulary for your job, workplace, or professional environment. - Want to improve your pronunciation, grammar, or sentence structure. - Have a particular goal or difficulty that isn't covered by the courses. Then let's work together one-on-one ! We'll focus entirely on what you need. Interested? here's the link: https://calendly.com/etienr Let's get you speaking better Québec French! (If you are not conversation level yet or you don't have anything specific to work on, please focus on the courses! YOU GOT THIS!)

Salut! Today you're learning a rule that will help you guess the gender of a French noun — not always, but more often than you'd think! Video below Important to know before we start: this rule only covers about 35% of French nouns. For everything else, you just have to memorize the gender — that's just how French works! Presque toujours masculin -age → le fromage, le voyage, le paysage -ment → le gouvernement, le moment, le changement -eau / -au → le château, le bureau, le gâteau -isme → le capitalisme, le tourisme, le réalisme Presque toujours féminin -tion / -sion → la nation, la décision, la situation -té → la liberté, la société, la réalité -ance / -ence → la différence, la distance, la patience -ure → la culture, la peinture, la structure When you spot one of these endings, this rule is right 90 to 99% of the time. But for most words you'll just have to learn the gender as you go — which is exactly what the Anki deck is for! (Make sure to always add Le/La/un/une when you create an anki card!) Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning which little word to use when talking about where you are or where you're going! Video below Villes — always à Je vais à Montréal / à Tokyo / à Paris Pays féminin (ending in -e) — en en France / en Italie / en Chine ⚠️ le Mexique, le Cambodge — exceptions, they're masculine Pays masculin — au au Canada / au Japon / au Maroc Pays pluriel — aux aux États-Unis / aux Pays-Bas Régions et provinces — same logic en Ontario / en Californie / en Bretagne au Québec / au Texas / au Yukon aux Laurentides Cities always get à. For everything else — en for feminine, au for masculine, aux for plural! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! You've learned when liaison happens — today you're learning when it doesn't, which is just as important for sounding natural! Video below Liaison is forbidden after: -Groupe nominal verbe Mon chat est beau Le train est vite Le crayon est bleu -Et — never liaised Un chat et un chien -Un H aspiré (Both silent H and H aspiré are silent, so you just got to magically know by practicing) Je monte en haut (Also every time I read about H aspiré they give the example of Les haricots, and they say its forbidden, but all my life I heard that liaison pronounced, so maybe France is different than Québec for this particular one) -Le S/X apporter par Tu Tu aimes aller au Cinéma Tu veux un peu de gateau? -Pronom interrogatifs Comment était le film? Quand es-tu arrivé? Exception: Comment allez-vous ? -A proper noun ou un nom au singulier Paris est belle (no liaison on Paris) Le chat arrive L'étudiant est grand -Quelqu'un Quelqu'un arrive Write some forbidden liaison in the comments below!