If you’re lucky, once you get to the airport, there isn’t really that much to say: but sometimes it doesn’t all run quite so smoothly, particularly in winter, and its useful to have a bit of local lingo to find out what’s going on.
A few more of those familiar words and expressions, which are not quite rude, but probably best to avoid in polite company to be on the safe side!!
Look out for the Spring P-O Life Mag around the region from 30th March.
We all know how to say ‘la table’ and ‘la chaise’ – they’re some of the first words we learnt at school – but there are plenty of other furniture words that we don’t learn.…
Test your French with a series of fun exercises including jokes, tongue twisters and vocab for an eclectic range of situations!
Améliorez votre anglais avec des exercises pratiques et drôles (plus ou moins!)… vocabulaire utile, expressions courants, virelangues étc.
Améliorez votre anglais avec des exercises pratiques et drôles (plus ou moins!)… vocabulaire utile, expressions courants, virelangues étc.
Test your French with a series of fun exercises including jokes, tongue twisters and vocab for an eclectic range of situations!
There are two forms of the present tense in English – I play / I am playing. In French, there is only one. How well do you know how to use it?
Use the vocabulary below to help you to fill in the blanks on these seven Rules of Life that we would all do well to observe!