Mot du jour

here and there – French expression What does ” ici et là ” mean? How do you say ‘ here and there ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. ici et là – here and there. Today, our expression is straight forward, y a pas photo. ici et là means ‘here and there’. « Si tu vas sur le site de français d’Anne, tu trouveras des photos de sa ferme ici et là. »“If you go to Anne’s French site, you’ll find pictures of her farm here and there.” – Use this at least three times today – You like it? Share the link –  Tenses and Modes présent > futur : Si tu vas sur le site de français d’Anne, tu trouveras des photos de sa ferme ici et là. imparfait > conditionnel présent : Si tu allais sur le site de français d’Anne, tu trouverais des photos de sa ferme ici et là. plus-que-parfait > conditionnel passé : Si tu étais allée sur le site de français d’Anne, tu aurais trouvé des photos de sa ferme ici et là. Next Y a pas photo – French Expression The French Alphabet – Today’s French La concordance des temps – risk-free premium content  LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post ici et là – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

here we go again – French expression What does ” c’est reparti ” mean? How do you say ‘ here we go again ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. c’est reparti comme en 40 – it’s to leave again like in 40. 40 (quarante) is the year 1940 during the second world war. I’m not sure why we use this expression in such a way, but c’est reparti comme en 40 expresses the idea that something big and difficult is starting again. c’est reparti comme en 40 means ‘brace yourself’ or ‘here we go again’ in everyday French. There is an older version of this expression: c’est reparti comme en 14, beginning of WW1. « Aïe aïe aïe ! La rentrée arrive et il va falloir se battre pour trouver toutes les fournitures à temps. C’est reparti comme en 40 ! »“Oh dear ! Back-to-school is here and we’ll have to fight to find all the school supplies on time. Here we go again!” – Use this at least four times today – You like it? Share the link –  Next French Numbers – Facts – Today’s French LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post c’est reparti – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

What are you staring at? – French expression Learn a French expression today. What does ” tu veux ma photo ” mean? How do you say ‘ What are you staring at ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. tu veux ma photo ?– you want my picture?. In everyday French, tu veux ma photo means ‘What are you staring at?’. « Arrête de me regarder comme ça. Tu veux ma photo ? »“Stop looking at me like this. What are you staring at?” – Use this at least three times today – You like it? Share the link –  Next Movie Expressions – Today’s French LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post ma photo – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

a date – French expression What does ” un rencard ” mean? How do you say ‘ a date ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. un rencard can also be spelled with a t at the end – un rencart. Go figure! In everyday French, and it’s familiar French, un rencard means ‘a date’. If you wanted to be more sophisticated, you’d say ‘un rendez-vous amoureux’. « Je peux pas venir avec toi faire des courses samedi. J’ai un rencard avec Marcel. J’ai hâte. »“I can’t come with you on Saturday. I have a date with Marcel. I can’ wait.” – Use this at least three times today – You like it? Share the link –  LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post un rencard – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Anne’s blogue is just another excuse to learn French today! And that’s at FrenchHour.com — Click on the links inside the article and take the quiz to improve your French with me, Anne at FrenchHour.com. Scroll down and listen to Anne in French and get lots of freebies to learn French better this week Cannes Film Festival 2019 opens its doors tonight! For two weeks, the movies in competition in Cannes will be shown one after another on the Croisette Avenue. Let’s join Édouard Baer, Penelope Cruz, Quentin Tarantino, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo DiCaprio … and dive into glamor and glitz for a little while! As you can see on the glitzy picture, I’m not afraid to play. And as a gift, I just prepared this free-access lesson – for a few days only! It’s called “Préparatifs du Festival“. To improve your French, download the lesson and the recording, and then listen, and read. That’s all you have to do. Find the other lessons for this course on the theme of the Cannes Film Festival, and learn French in style ! Happy French from FrenchHour! Cannes 2019 ouvre ses portes ce soir ! Pendant deux semaines, les films en compétition à Cannes vont se succéder sur la Croisette. Rejoignons Édouard Baer, Penelope Cruz, Quentin Tarantino, Brad Pitt, et Leonardo DiCaprio… et plongeons un peu dans le glamour et les paillettes pour un petit bout de temps ! Comme vous le voyez sur la photo glamour, je n’ai pas peur de jouer. Et en cadeau, je viens de préparer cette leçon en accès libre – pendant quelques jours seulement. Elle s’appelle « Préparatifs du Festival ». Pour faire des progrès en français, téléchargez la leçon et l’enregistrement puis écoutez, et lisez. C’est tout ce que vous avez à faire. Trouvez les autres leçons de ce dossier sur le thème du Festival de Cannes, et apprenez le français avec chic ! Bon français de la part de FrenchHour ! Préparatifs du Festival – Video Try it for free for a few days only – Listen to the video, then read the transcription Et après – Next Command forms – Today’s French Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot Le Festival de Cannes – Course . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post Cannes ouvre ses portes at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

to meet halfway – French expression What does ” eau dans son vin ” mean? How do you say ‘ to meet halfway ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. mettre de l’eau dans son vin – to put some the water in his/her wine. In everyday French, mettre de l’eau dans son vin means that you agree to compromise with someone, ‘to make concessions’, to meet someone halfway’. « Il a mis beaucoup d’eau dans son vin avec elle et leur relation est bien meilleure maintenant. »“He’s been meeting her halfway a lot and their relationship is a lot better now.” – Use this at least  two times today – You like it? Share the link –  Next Combination of Letters – Today’s French LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs – Use this at least three times today – You like it? Share the link –  . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post eau dans son vin – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Wine course – French dictation A “dictée” is the transcription of a spoken text. This dictation is going to help you improve your French vocabulary, your understanding of the structure of sentences and your listening comprehension as well. En français Cours d’œnologie – Dictée J’ai trouvé un cours d’œnologie super. On apprend à faire des accords mets et vins, on va même faire des excursions dans des châteaux. Ce sont des cours du soir… In English Wine course – French dictation I found a great wine course. We’re learning wine pairing, we even go on field trips to castles. Classes are at night… CONTINUE Continue this lesson as a premium member Next – Ensuite French Punctuation  Today’s French Accord mets et vin – Mot du Jour . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Go to Course – Dictations . Donate . The post Cours d’œnologie – Today’s French Dictation at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Combinaison de lettres en français This lesson is an excerpt of Week 3 of Anne’s ‘French 1 – A1’ course, a 30-week French course for the total  French beginner. Les mots en français ne sont pas toujours intuitifs. The French alphabet has 26 letters, just like in English. However, French words don’t always look the way they sound. They may combine letters to make a new sound. Anne goes over the 25 most common ones in te premium lesson. Click below to access it. For instance, EAU is pronounced O, such as in EAU –> water BEAU –> beautiful CU is pronounced KU, such as in CUBE –> cube but ÇU is pronounced SU, such as in REÇU –> received CONTINUE Get more, including the PDF for this lesson as a premium member Exercice – Practice Which one sounds like the bold-letter choice? Decide between 1. and 2. 1-__2-__3-__ an sounds likethe EI in eight the UM in bump ça sounds likeka sa -tie sounds likesee tea Réponses – Answers 1-22-23-1 an sounds likethe UM in bump ça sounds likesa -tie sounds likesee . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Go to Course – French 1 – A1 . Donate . The post Combination of Letters – Today’s French at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Anne’s blogue is just another excuse to learn French today! And that’s at FrenchHour.com — Click on the links inside the article and take the quiz to improve your French with me, Anne at FrenchHour.com. Scroll down and listen to Anne in French and get lots of freebies to learn French better this week A sprig of lily – French Hour Blog I wanted to offer you a sprig of lily of the valley today, like the French who give one another one on May 1. Danielle, my mom, grew it. And behind it, you can see the family farm. It will bring you happiness. Labor Day is a very important day in France. On the political side, on May 1st, the unions march on the streets to express their political and work demands. On the friendly side, the French give one another 75 million sprigs of lily to bring a smile and to bring good luck. Mostly, most workers enjoy their paid day off. It’s the beginning of a month that celebrates spring and the summer vacations that are coming up. Take advantage of this weekend to improve your French around the subject of le muguet with the video that I published for you in free-access. Un brin de muguet – Le Blogue Je voulais, comme tous les Français le font le jour du 1 mai, vous offrir un brin de muguet aujourd’hui. C’est Danielle, ma mère qui l’a fait pousser. Et derrière, vous voyez la ferme familiale. Il vous portera bonheur. Le jour de la fête du travail est une journée très importante pour les Français. Côté politique, le 1er mai,  les syndicats défilent dans les rues pour exprimer leurs revendications. Côté convivial, les Français s’offrent 75 millions de brins de muguet pour apporter un sourire et pour porter bonheur. Côté famille surtout, la plupart des travailleurs profitent de leur journée de congés payés. C’est le début d’un mois qui fête le printemps et les grandes vacances qui arrivent. Profitez de cette fin de semaine pour faire des progrès en français autour du sujet du muguet avec la vidéo que j’ai mise en accès libre. Muguet Précoce – Video Try it for free – Listen to the video, then read the transcription – . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post Un brin de muguet – Le blogue à FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Where there’s a will – French expression What does ” vouloir, c’est pouvoir ” mean? How do you say ‘ where there is a will, there is a way ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. vouloir, c’est pouvoir – to want, it’s to be able to. Featuring two infinitive verbs vouloir, c’est pouvoiris a proverb I hear often. In everyday French, it means that if you want something, you can get/do it, that nothing is impossible. In English, it’s translated as ‘where there is a will, there is a way’. « C’est sûr que si tu veux pas vraiment, tu pourras jamais venir en France. Tu sais que ‘vouloir, c’est pouvoir’. Alors vas-y, commence à préparer ton voyage en France ! »“For sure, if you don’t really want to, you’ll never be able to come to France. You know that ‘where there is a will, there is a way’. So go ahead, start planning your trip to France!” – Use this at three times today – You like it? Share the link –  Next POUVOIR – Today’s French Power, puissance ou pouvoir LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post Vouloir, c’est pouvoir – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

pouvoir – to be able to, can – Verbe conjugué Listen to Anne and repeat this verb conjugation with the translation. Practice with the exercise and answers Anne created. Learn French, one step at a time at FrenchHour. statements …. Indicatif – Indicative Mode present tense …. présent I am able to* …. je peux I am not able to …. je ne peux pas I am able to …. je peux you are able to …. tu peux she is able to …. elle peut he/it is able to …. il peut we are able to …. on peut we are able to  …. nous pouvons you are able to …. vous pouvez they are able to …. elles peuvent they are able to …. ils peuvent *also I can… …. imperfect …. imparfait I used to be able to* …. je pouvais I didn’t use to be able to …. je ne pouvais pas I used to be able to …. je pouvais you used to be able to …. tu pouvais she used to be able to …. elle pouvait he/it used to be able to …. il pouvait we used to be able to …. on pouvait we used to be able to …. nous pouvions you used to be able to …. vous pouviez they used to be able to …. elles pouvaient they used to be able to …. ils pouvaient *also I  was able to, I could …. preterite, present perfect …. passé composé I was able to* …. j’ai pu I was not able to …. je n’ai pas pu I was able to …. j’ai pu you were able to …. tu as pu she was able to …. elle a pu he/it was able to …. il a pu we were able to …. on a pu we were able to  …. nous avons pu you were able to …. vous avez pu they were able to …. elles ont pu they were able to …. ils ont pu *also I could… …. future tense …. futur simple I will be able to …. je pourrai I won’t be able to …. je ne pourrai pas I will be able to …. je pourrai you will be able to …. tu pourras she will be able to …. elle pourra he/it will be able to …. il pourra we will be able to …. on pourra we will be able to …. nous pourrons you will be able to …. vous pourrez they will be able to …. elles pourront they will be able to …. ils pourront Exercice – pouvoir Translate from one language to the other. Je ne peux pas y aller avec eux. J’ai pu le voir avant son départ. Tu pouvais le faire avant. Elle n’a pas pu me le dire. CONTINUE Continue this lesson as a premium member Check out the COURSE . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post POUVOIR – Today’s French at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Pickpockets à la Tour Eiffel Listen to the authentic French in this video and to the slow French version here. Watch, read, translate and/or repeat a passage of your choice to improve your French tremendously. Anne designed this lesson as a week-long assignment: listen to the passage every day and work with the text provided. Learn French at FrenchHour.com Pickpockets à la Tour Eiffel Le site de la Tour Eiffel attire tous les ans des millions de touristes venus du monde entier. Malgré les forces de l’ordre et les vidéos de surveillance, les pickpockets mêlés à la foule énorme réussissent à escroquer les touristes. Ils gagnent des sommes inimaginables tous les jours. Faites bien attention à vos affaires quand vous allez sur des sites touristiques. Pickpockets à la Tour Eiffel The Eiffel Tower monument attracts millions of tourists from around the world every year. Despite the police and surveillance videos, the pickpockets mingled in the huge crowd manage to defraud the tourists. They earn unimaginable amounts of money every day. Please, pay attention to your belongings when you go to tourist places! Click here to view the VIDEO at FrenchHour. Français Pickpockets à la Tour Eiffel —Sous la tour Eiffel, les touristes savent bien qu’il faut faire attention : les pickpockets sont partout. —Y en [sic] a des personnes qui nous disent « Gardez les mains dans les poches », ou, ou euh, « attention à vos poches arrière » etc. —Il faut avoir son téléphone près du corps et garder ses affaires dans les poches de devant et garder l’œil ouvert. —Car les touristes attirent les voleurs et autres escrocs. La situation sous la tour Eiffel est telle, que même le personnel d’accueil se sent en danger. English Pickpockets at the Eiffel Tower —Under the Eiffel Tower, tourists know very well that they must be careful: pickpockets are everywhere. —There are some people who tell us, “Keep your hands in your pockets,” or, or, uh “Watch your back pockets” etc. —You need to have your phone close to your body and keep your stuff in your front pockets and keep your eyes opened. —Because tourists attract thieves and other crooks. The situation under the Eiffel Tower is such that even the reception staff feels in danger. CONTINUE Continue as a premium member, get the PDF Course on Understanding Videos: many hours of French at all levels on this theme. Dossier sur comprendre les vidéos : des heures de fiches à tous les niveaux sur ce thème. . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Go to Course – Understanding French Videos . Donate . The post Pickpockets – Today’s French at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Dire les chiffres – Le français d’aujourd’hui Saying French Numbers – Practice French numbers, adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, fractions and more. You’ll hear French numbers. Write them down and check your answers below. 2 14 9 85 Now, you’ll hear two digits. Write them down and say what they both make as a number. For instance: 1 …. 2 makes 12 2 …. 7 makes 27 3 …. 9 makes 39 6 …. 5 makes 65   Adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing. Write down the first two numbers, say their total amount out loud before you can hear the answer. For instance: 1+2=3 38+6=44  187-28=159 9*3=27 10/5=2 And now, you’ll hear different types of numbers, fractions and more. Write them down. 2 013 (number with a space) ½ 54,44 € (54-euro-44) Louis XIV  CONTINUE  Get the whole PDF and more in this lesson as a premium member Ensuite – Next Further your French on this topic Facts about French Numbers – Today’s French Roman Numerals – Today’s French COURS  Check out the Course . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Back to Course – Numbers . Donate . The post Saying French Numbers – Today’s French at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

to feel good – French expression What does ” avoir la pêche ” mean? How do you say ‘ to feel good ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. avoir la pêche – to have the peach, fishing – means to feel good, to be full of energy, to be enthusiastic in everyday French. You may also hear: avoir la banane – to have the banana, avoir la patate – to have the potato, avoir la frite – to have the French ‘frie’. « J’ai la pêche aujourd’hui. Je vais aller au marché.  »“I feel good today. I’m going to go to the farmer’s market.” Next Expressions with FAIRE – Today’s French French Words in English – Today’s French Un café suspendu – Today’s French – Use this at least five times this week – You like it? Share the link – LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post avoir la pêche – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

A suspended coffee – French dictation A “dictée” is the transcription of a spoken text. This dictation is going to help you improve your French vocabulary, your understanding of the structure of sentences and your listening comprehension as well. En français Un café suspendu – Dictée J’ai perdu mon boulot il y a deux ans. Je suis au RSA et j’ai bien du mal à joindre les deux bouts. Je n’ai pas trop la pêche en ce moment. Pourtant, aujourd’hui, et malgré le froid, on m’a vraiment réchauffé le cœur… In English A suspended coffee – French dictation I lost my job two years ago. I get an income support from the government and it’s hard to make ends meet. I’m kind of down these days. However, today, and despite the cold, something warmed my heart up…. CONTINUE Continue this lesson as a premium member Next French Punctuation  Today’s avoir la pêche – Mot du Jour . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Go to Course – Dictations . Donate . The post Un café suspendu – Today’s French at Frenchhour appeared first on French Etc.

an opinion – French expression What does ” un son de cloche ” mean? How do you say ‘ an opinion ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. un son de cloche – a sound of bell. In everyday French, un son de clochemeans ‘an opinion’. It’s often used with même (same) or autre (another). Le même son de cloche: the same opinion, I agree. un autre son de cloche: another opinion, another story, I don’t agree. « Tu dis que faire un soufflé, c’est facile ; mais moi, j’ai entendu un autre son de cloche. »“You say that cooking a soufflé is easy; but I heard it another opinion.” Practice expressions une cloche – a stupid person Quelle cloche ! – What a stupid person! (dated expression) un son de cloche – an opinion c’est cloche – ‘it’s a pity (dated expression) se taper la cloche – to eat well, to pig out sonner les cloches à quelqu’un/e – to scold someone il y a quelque chose qui cloche – something’s wrong une querelle de clocher – a fight within a community or a storm in a tea cup un esprit de clocher – chauvinistic à cloche-pied – to hop, on one leg Next Easter in France – Today’s French Joyeuses Pâques – Easter in France Spring expressions – Today’s French Passover Vocabulary – Today’s French – Use this at three times today – You like it? Share the link –  COURSE Check out the Course about Easter  LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post un son de cloche – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Seder – Le français d’aujourd’hui Bonne fête de Pessah ! En cette occasion de Pessah, nous travaillons sur du vocabulaire. J’ai ajouté des mots sur cette une vidéo sans parole qui présente des menus traditionnels du repas de la Pâque juive, le seder. Je vous propose de répéter après moi et de travailler sur votre prononciation du français. Happy Passover! It’s Passover and we’re working on vocabulary. I added words on this silent video that features traditional menus for the Passover meal, seder. I’d love you to repeat after me and work on your French pronunciation. Cliquez pour voir la vidéo. Click to watch the vidéo if it's available Seder – Les menus Les menus, les plats traditionnels de Pessah, la Pâque juive La table de seder Exemple de table de seder de Pessa’h de nos jours Les aliments du seder Les aliments azymes Pain azyme Plateau de seder Œufs durs Les entrées Borscht Soupe de poulet aux boulettes de pain azyme Agneau, pâtes azyme Poulet farci au pain azyme Poisson Quenelles, boulettes de poisson Chrein, condiment Légumes Kugel aux pommes de terre Tzimmes Desserts Rochers coco, macarons Baklava matzah Harosset Dôme de fromage blanc aux fruits Pavlova s’mores spécial Pessa’h NEXT Passover Vocabulary – Today’s French Easter in France – Today’s French Spring expressions – Today’s French un goût amer – Mot du Jour COURS  Check out the Course on Passover . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Go to Course – . Donate . The post Menus de Seder – Today’s French at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

a bitter taste – French expression What does ” un goût amer ” mean? How do you say ‘ a bitter taste ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. laisser un goût amer – to leave a bitter taste. In everyday French, laisser un goût amer means ‘to leave a bitter taste’ to be resentful’. « La dernière réunion pour la vente de la maison m’a laissé un goût amer. »“The last meeting for the sale of the house made me resentful.” Next Passover Vocabulary – Today’s French Easter in France – Today’s French Spring expressions – Today’s French – Use this at three times today – You like it? Share the link –  COURS LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post un goût amer – Mot du jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

what a disaster – French expression What does ” bonjour les dégâts ” mean? How do you say ‘ what a disaster ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com. bonjour les dégâts – hello the damages – In everyday French, bonjour les dégâtsmeans ‘what a disaster’. « Regarde cet arrêt de bus détruit après la manif. Bonjour les dégâts ! » “Look at the this destroyed bus stop after the demonstration. What a disaster!” NEXT coup de foudre – French expression Catastrophes Naturelles – Mots croisés L’incendie de Notre-Dame de Paris LEARN FRENCH AS A MEMBER Practice – Rules – Audios – Videos – PDFs . Today’s French . List . Mot du Jour . List . Le Blogue . 3 Great Memberships . Courses . Donate . The post bonjour les dégâts – Mot du Jour at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.

Natural Disasters – Crossword Puzzle Print out this lesson and get the PDF at the bottom of the page. Definitions - Clues Horizontal 2. flood 5. victim, casualty 8. fire 9. tornado 10. damage Vertical 1. earthquake 3. hurricane 4. lightning 6. fireman 7. epicenter Solution at French Hour - Free access Next coup de foudre – French expression bonjour les dégâts – Mot du Jour L’incendie de Notre-Dame de Paris . Accroche-minutes . Cours avec Anne . Vous aimez ? Commentez . PDF – 3 pages . Back to Course . The post Catastrophes Naturelles – Mots croisés at FrenchHour appeared first on French Etc.