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10 Days of French
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In this lesson, learn essential greetings, farewells, questions, and answers that will help improve your vocabulary and navigate a basic conversation in French.
with Parler FrançaisIn this lesson, learn essential greetings, farewells, questions, and answers that will help improve your vocabulary and navigate a basic conversation in French.
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In this listening and speaking exercise, use the French vocabulary, questions, and phrases that you learned in the previous lesson in a practice conversation.
with Parler FrançaisIn this listening and speaking exercise, use the French vocabulary, questions, and phrases that you learned in the previous lesson in a practice conversation.
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Learn indefinite articles of a, an, and some in French, and memorize the rules for each. With practice, you'll be using un, une, and des like a native speaker!
with Parler FrançaisLearn indefinite articles of a, an, and some in French, and memorize the rules for each. With practice, you'll be using un, une, and des like a native speaker!
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What are French subject pronouns? Learn the answer to this question and more in this quick, beginner friendly introduction to using French subject pronouns.
with Parler FrançaisWhat are French subject pronouns? Learn the answer to this question and more in this quick, beginner friendly introduction to using French subject pronouns.
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Changing verbs to coordinate with their subject is called conjugation. Learn how to conjugate the French verb "avoir," which means "to have" in English.
with Parler FrançaisChanging verbs to coordinate with their subject is called conjugation. Learn how to conjugate the French verb "avoir," which means "to have" in English.
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