Greetings are the first point of contact in any language, but French and English approach greetings very differently in real life. English greetings are generally casual, flexible, and situation-neutral. French…
English is often described as a Germanic language, but when you look closely, it feels surprisingly French. Words like government, justice, cuisine, beauty, and fashion sound nothing like Old English.…
Learning French as an Indian learner can feel confusing at first because French pronunciation, sentence structure, and grammar rules are very different from English and Indian languages like Hindi or…
Learning textbook French is important, but it is not how people actually speak in daily life. Native French speakers use slang constantly—in cafés, offices, metros, colleges, and even professional settings…
One of the most exciting moments for Indian learners of French is discovering words that sound exactly like Hindi words. These similarities instantly reduce fear, improve confidence, and make French…
French pronunciation is one of the biggest challenges for Indian learners. Even students with strong grammar and vocabulary often sound incorrect because French sounds do not exist in most Indian…
When learning French, many students translate English sentences word-for-word. While this may sound logical, it often results in unnatural or incorrect French. French has its own rhythm, expressions, and sentence…