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 the seven days of the week — and how to say what day it is in French. Video below On est quel jour ? — What day is it? On est le lundi 3 mars — It is Monday March 3rd Aujourd'hui c'est lundi — Today is Monday Lundi — Monday Mardi — Tuesday Mercredi — Wednesday Jeudi — Thursday Vendredi — Friday Samedi — Saturday Dimanche — Sunday One thing to notice: in French, the days of the week are not capitalized. And the week starts on Monday, not Sunday! On est quel jour ?? Write it in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning the words that tell you when something happens — and they'll make your sentences so much more expressive. Video below Aujourd'hui — Today Après — After Avant — Before Maintenant — Now Toujours — Always Souvent — Often Tous les jours — Everyday Parfois — Sometimes Déjà — Already Encore — Again Drop one of these into almost any sentence and it instantly adds more meaning — they're small but they do a lot of work. Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut ! Today we’re conjugating être — one of the most important verbs in French, and you’ll use it every single day. Video below être — to be je suis — I am tu es — You are il est — He is elle est — She is on est / nous sommes — We are (spoken / formal) vous êtes — You are (formal or plural) ils sont — They are (masculine) elles sont — They are (feminine) 💬 Question du jour Can you write one sentence about yourself using être?

Salut! This lesson gives you the greetings you'll actually hear and use from day one ! Bonjour — Hello / Good morning Salut — Hi Bonsoir — Good evening Bonne nuit — Good night Au revoir — Goodbye À bientôt — See you soon À tantôt — See you soon (same day – common in Québec) À plus tard / À plus — See you later À demain — See you tomorrow Bienvenue — Welcome Allô — Hello (on the phone) À la prochaine — See you next time À tout à l'heure — See you very soon 💬 Question du jour Which greeting is your favorite — and why?