We all take pride in how we present ourselves. Clothing and accessories are a huge part of our everyday lives, they prepare us for various settings whether professional or casual, and we also use our Keep reading...
How to say No Problem in French: 10 nuanced expressions
Let’s dive back into the charming world of French expressions, building on similar posts where we introduced different ways to say such things as good luck, congratulations, and of course in French. Today we’re specifically Keep reading...
Il faut: How to use this French phrase, with falloir conjugation
As a way of expressing obligation in French, il faut is one of the most common phrases you’ll hear. Il faut is generally used to convey a sense of necessity or obligation, or to give Keep reading...
Yes in French: Si or Oui, and other options for French Yes and No
Have you heard French speakers use both oui and si and it has you confused? This is the post for you! Today we’ll go over how to say yes in various contexts, including formal French, slang French, Keep reading...
Voilà in French: All its uses and meanings
Move over “C’est la vie” and “Oh là là!” Today we’re going to talk about the well-known French word voilà! This popular word has been adopted into English and is used to add a touch Keep reading...
Directions in French: How to ask for and give directions in French
Asking for directions is the quickest reason we’re compelled to communicate in a foreign language. Despite our handy phones and maps, we often need the help of locals to find landmarks and hidden gems alike. Keep reading...
French phrases for travel: All you need to know about French hotels
A lot of our students here at LingoCulture are looking to learn some basic French phrases for travel. And why not, since even knowing a bit of French travel vocab can take you far! With Keep reading...
Basic French words and phrases: Essential survival vocab for beginners
Are you a total beginner in French, and you’re about to find yourself surrounded by French speakers? This post is designed for you, since we present some of the absolute fundamental vocabulary for getting by in Keep reading...
Vivre vs Habiter: The two unique words for To Live in French
In French, we have two distinct verbs for to live: vivre and habiter. So while these two words are indeed similar enough to have the same English translation, their meanings are still different enough to keep Keep reading...
How to Order Food in French: Essential French Restaurant Phrases
French cuisine is famous around the world, so any trip to France wouldn’t be complete without hitting a few restaurants. Knowing how to order food in French is bound to come in handy, even on the Keep reading...