Another silly joke with French English vocabulary at the end.
Can you find the English equivalent of these French expressions which all use the verb ‘prendre’?
In these days of Email, Facebook and Instagram, many of us have relaxed our formal writing style – in many cases little TOO much.
God’s largest prison: Albi and its “monstrous mountain of brick” From Rivesaltes station to Albi via Toulouse The first leg of the journey was uneventful, apart from the distant view en route of Carcassonne, bastioned…
Test Your French with a French Joke. Un canard entre dans une épicerie et demande au patron: “Vous avez de la nourriture pour canards ?” Le patron répond «Nous n’en avons pas. Ici nous vendons de la nourriture pour les gens. »
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Last year, out of 170 new words to be added to the French dictionary, a large number of them were Covid related.
UPDATED WITH MORE VOCABULARY The French media is full of the coronavirus, and staying informed is crucial to us all. The following vocabulary has been taken from media reports, and government information. We do hope it’s of use. Stay strong, stay, safe, stay well et bon courage.
Liber-T badge – péage without pain Motorway remote control Sitting in a queue at the motorway ‘péage’ is no fun at all. Nor is driving a right hand drive car alone, and trying to…
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