Required liaisons in French: what they are and how to pronounce them
Learn the rules around the mandatory liaisons in French. You’ll understand the many situations in which a liaison must be made in French with various examples.
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French nasal vowels in liaisons
Learn when to make the liaison with French nasal vowels and discover when the liaison should not be made. This article is everything you need to know about liaisons, denasalization, and French pronunciation.
The definitive guide to learn French pronunciation
Learn French pronunciation and speak like a French native. Discover all the secrets of French sounds and pronunciation. You’ll learn how to practice on your own!
5 tips to improve your French listening
Improving your French listening skills shouldn’t be the hard way anymore. And it is all about this in this post that covers 5 tips to become a better French listener.
International Phonetic Alphabet to learn French Pronunciation
Learn the right way to pronounce with the International Phonetic Alphabet for French, or IPA, and you’ll start pronouncing any French word, even if you have never heard it before!
Eating healthy and French food vocabulary
Eating healthy is a must to stay in shape. Check out my tips to create good eating habits and adopt healthy nutrition. You’ll also learn the food vocabulary in French.
How to learn French better: 5 keys for success
To better learn French you have to leverage the right methods and strategies to progress fast. Check these tips to learn how to improve your French better and faster.
Mute H vs. aspired H and the French pronunciation
The silent letter H in French can be a mute H or an aspirated. Elision or no elision? Liaison or no liaison? No wonder French pronunciation can be difficult.
When does S sound like Z in French?
Have you ever wondered how to pronounce the letter S between two vowels? In French, the letter S has 2 pronunciations in the middle of a word: [s] vs. [z].
Asking for and Giving Directions in French
Asking for directions in French is a useful vocabulary you’ll absolutely need. Learn this travel vocabulary to ask for the way, the distance, and the location.