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Learning how to say “with” in Spanish   It is not simple to learn a language. We should think about a number of elements about the language you wish to study.   Assume you're on the road when you read this. Discover how to say "with" in Spanish! In Spanish, the word "with" can be translated to several different words depending on the context in which it is used.   Check out this Spanish phrase for “with”   The most common translation of "with" is "con." This preposition is used to indicate that someone or something is accompanying another person...

Learning a language is not easy. But it is not nearly as complicated as people think. Either way, we have some good news! It takes more grit, or how good you are at grinding and staying on the learning path, than intellect to make it work.   The 1.000 most frequently used French words are what you're looking for if you're beginning to learn French. It's the best place to start to broaden your French vocabulary.   Set a goal to learn the top 1000 most important words first. These words are most common and will allow you to understand...

French does have more suffixes than English, but don’t let this fact scare you off learning French. To be able to communicate in French efficiently, you need to learn the basics first. Then, you can focus on more complex issues (such as verb endings in less frequent tenses) and gradually proceed to fluency.

After reading today’s article, you’ll see that conjugating French verbs in the present and past tense has some simple rules to follow. By sticking to them, you can make yourself understood in most everyday situations. And if you don’t forget to learn the most important irregular verbs, you will be out of the woods soon!

French is a smooth language with almost no harsh sounds. It’s no wonder it is considered by many to be a language of love. Add in the romantic atmosphere in Paris, the city of love, and the delicious French cuisine (because the way to a man's heart is through his stomach), and you'll find yourself in love with this beautiful language.

In today's lesson, we'll teach you all the essential ways to express your feelings in French. There's more to it than just the classic "je t'aime." And remember – a kiss will do the job just as well as words!

Translating a simple “good morning” into French is a piece of cake, isn’t it? Good is “bon,” and morning means “matin." "Bon matin" it is, then. We don't need a whole article on that. Or do we?

Well, translating word for word is something you should usually avoid, or you are asking for trouble. “Bon matin” is a good example of that. Most French-speakers would never use it to greet someone in the morning unless you are from Québec. They will use a simple "bonjour" instead.

In today's article, you will learn all that and many other tips on how to greet someone in French in the morning.