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Clothes: they’re not only a necessity for anyone who doesn’t live full-time in a nudist colony, they’re also a prime canvas for self-expression. As a student of French (or even as someone who might go shopping in Paris), you’re already invested in the language of one of the world’s prime fashion capitals. Why not learn how to really talk the talk by committing some French clothing vocabulary to memory?
French gastronomy was inscribed on the UNESCO Cultural Heritage list in 2010 and is arguably the most famous in the world. One thing is certain: French cuisine is as rich as the lexical field that defines it. When it comes to talking food in French, there’s no lack of words for it! Truly, French cooking words are stuffed with highly specific technical terms. On today’s menu, we offer you a complete guide to French cooking vocab.
With a meugle meugle here and a grogne grogne there, here’s our guide to animal sounds in French. May 2, 2022 Dogs bark, cats meow, birds chirp, turtles…do something. The world is filled with animal noises, so it only makes sense that languages are filled with words to describe those noises. French and English have a few similarities in their terms, but some seem very different. Some of them are onomatopoeia while others are not, but they’re all entertaining.
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