French

Having trouble explaining the difference between two objects? Learning the most common adjectives in French can help a lot with your descriptions!

The singular “they” is now recognized by leading dictionaries and style guides in English. What about in other languages?

Give us an English day of the week that ends in “y,” and we’ll give you a French one that doesn’t. Here’s how to write the date in French.

Roses are rouge, violets are bleu; rose and violet are both totally different colors in French, and you’ll learn those, too.

Parisians have a reputation for being very proud of their city and acting a very specific way. If you don’t want to stand out as a tourist, you should follow these 5 tips from a Parisian.

Don’t get stuck counting on your fingers!

Québécois, the variant of French spoken in Québec, has its own unique characteristics as a result of its fascinating history far removed from its European roots. Here’s a portrait of the language and its evolution.

Make the most of your upcoming trip by focusing on these French conversation topics ahead of your flight abroad.

Here’s what everyone’s favorite mouse looks like on televisions across the globe.

Fallen in love with French, but still struggling to make yourself understood? Here are our top 5 tips to learn French, brought to you by one of our French linguistics experts.

So you want to immerse yourself in the French language? Great news: you’ve got plenty of options.

In this edition, we talk about the accents found in southern Louisiana and the immigrants who brought them there.