Random question but how do you all actually learn French best? videos, stories/context, written exercises, idioms? curious what's actually worked vs what you expected to work
Talking about the eclipse is the best way to understand Passé Composé vs. Imparfait:
🌤️ Imparfait = Setting the scene / background
⚡ Passé Composé = The actual event
💡 All in one sentence:
"Il faisait beau quand la Lune a caché le Soleil."
I post quick French tips like this weekly on my profile if you want to follow along! Feel free to ask any questions below 👇
Hey Toronto!
I'm a native French speaker and I'm curious about the local language community here. Are there any good conversation cafés, meetups, or spots downtown that you'd recommend for people looking to practice their French?
Would love to hear where learners and francophones usually hang out in the city!
Native speaker here! I’m curious to know what French concept drives you the most crazy.
Is there a specific rule you keep forgetting or a topic you wish was explained differently? Share it below and let’s discuss!