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Après vs Derrière
Do you know the difference between the prepositions après and derrière? Their meanings can seem similar, but they are not interchangeable. After you read this lesson and pass the quiz, you can put all of your confusion behind you.
| French hits: Expressions with claquer
The verb claquer literally means "to slap" or "to bang." It is also used in a number of idiomatic expressions, including snapping one's heels or fingers, slamming the door, pulling a muscle, and more.
| First day teaching tips
What should you do on the first day of French class? Students may be new to language learning or coming back from vacation, so is it better to have some fun or dive right into grammar and vocabulary? Here is a collection of tips shared by French teachers.
| Most common French phrases
Dozens of essential, everyday French phrases explained and pronounced.
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