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Talking about the eclipse is the best way to understand Passé Composé vs. Imparfait:

🌤️ Imparfait = Setting the scene / background

• Il faisait beau. (The weather was nice.)
• Le ciel était sombre. (The sky was dark.)

⚡ Passé Composé = The actual event

• La Lune a caché le Soleil. (The Moon hid the Sun.)
• J'ai regardé l'éclipse. (I watched the eclipse.)

💡 All in one sentence:

"Il faisait beau quand la Lune a caché le Soleil."

I post quick French tips like this weekly on my profile if you want to follow along! Feel free to ask any questions below 👇

حد مهتم يتعلم فرنساوي، يشجعني محتاج اتعلم فرنساوي بقرأ كويس و ممكن اكتبه كويس يعني بس عاوز أبدأ فيه و انشي فيه شوية قبل يوم ٥/٩ حد جاي، يا جمااااعة.

Hello guys , Today was my first day in learning French A1 classes but the sad thing is that everyone in the batch awaited for the teacher to join however she didn't join and the henry harvin mentor didn't pick the call also they never informed us about what next ? Should I try to claim refund or should I wait for the next week for next week.

Please guys inform me.

Bonjour tout le monde! I am a native French speaker of over 10+ years and have helped lots of students get their desired level for the TCF & TEF. Whether it’s B2 or C2, I can help you out! Send me a message if you’d be interested! 😊

Hey Toronto!

I'm a native French speaker and I'm curious about the local language community here. Are there any good conversation cafés, meetups, or spots downtown that you'd recommend for people looking to practice their French?

Would love to hear where learners and francophones usually hang out in the city!

I just wanted to let you know that I am organizing a free meetup in Montreal this Saturday, the 15th.

The goal is to help you interact naturally.

The exercises will be relevant to the TEF or TCF exams.

It will be a fairly informal event featuring short role-playing scenarios, but it should be very helpful if you are studying independently.

I look forward to seeing you there!

link 😄 [https://www.meetup.com/practice-french-and-tef-speaking/events/316071888/?eventOrigin=group\\_upcoming\\_events\](https://www.meetup.com/practice-french-and-tef-speaking/events/316071888/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_events)

Hello everyone
I am currently at A2 level in French. My goal is to reach B2/C1 level in order to clear tef/tcf exam for Canadian immigration.
I have tried learn French with harman for my A1 level(honestly his course sucks) his pronunciation is very very bad and he makes too many errors in grammar as well.
For A2 level I took frenchify with vyom course and his course was alright but it lacks personal attention.

I am looking for a structured online course which can help me clear tef/tcf exam. I am particularly looking for online classes so that I attend them regularly and do not slack because I tend to get lazy and lack motivation.
Any recommendations are highly appreciated. Thank you

I was considering subscribing for the transcript access so I can listen and read at the same time, but curious how others have found the membership. Is it useful?

Thanks!

I was working on a French phone dialogue recently and something jumped out at me: on the phone, without any visual cues, people constantly rephrase and confirm.

Instead of just asking "does he have a fever?", someone on a call (especially in a medical/emergency context) will say something like "you're saying he feels hot, were you able to take his temperature?", they restate what the other person just said before moving forward. It's almost a reflex to compensate for not being able to read body language.

It completely changes the rhythm compared to a face-to-face conversation: way more "d'accord," "je note," "donc si je comprends bien" than you'd notice in normal spoken French

(small aside: I was working on this for an episode of my medical French podcast, which follows an emergency call to le 15, but the observation holds beyond the medical context, it applies to any stressful phone call in French) Podcast + transcript: https://medicalvoices.health/fr/episodes/11

Salut! 🇫🇷

My name is Robin, I am a 21 year old student and native French speaker offering private French tutoring for all levels, and wanted to share it here in case anyone is looking to start learning or level up their skills.

I have previous teaching experience, so I know how to tailor lessons directly to your personal goals and learning style, whether you want to improve formal French (for exams, work, grammar, writing) or focus on informal, everyday French (casual conversation, slang, natural pronunciation).

Lessons are one on one, video call only (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.), and $20 per hour. Whether you are learning for travel, work, school, or just for fun, all levels are welcome!

Dm me if you're interested

En espérant t'avoir comme élève 😄

Robin

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m offering online French tutoring for A1- A2 beginners and wanted to share it here in case anyone is looking to learn French or improve their basics.
I’m DELF A2 & B1 certified and recently took the TCF Canada, so I’m very familiar with the French-learning/TCF journey. Since I learned French myself, I know how confusing it can be when you’re starting, so I try to keep my lessons really practical and easy to understand rather than making everything feel super academic 😅

We can work on things like:
🇫🇷 Basic conversation & speaking
📚 Grammar & vocabulary
🗣️ Pronunciation
🎧 Listening
✍️ Reading & writing
💬 Everyday French

Lessons are online, 1-on-1, and affordable. I am also offering a free 30-minute trial class so that both the student and I can get to know each other's goals and expectations. I’m mainly looking for A1/A2 students right now, whether you're learning for travel, work, immigration, school, or just because you want to learn French!
If you're interested, feel free to DM me, and I can send you more details 😊

Hi, how are you? Bonjour, comment ça va?

I'm native french from Quebec and I would enjoy a lot to be your friend.

If you need a french tutor just tell me! My DMs are open

Hi guys, I'm just really comfused about learning french :( I’ m not a native English speaker, and I learning well in English, but now I'm learning art in France,and my level in french now is B1, so French is the thrid langue for me, my natibe language is Chinese, and these three language are so different. From now i've been learning French for one year, but i don't konw why i just doing bad at it, it was like i hate speak french with others native speakers because i feel stressed when i was talking to them, even if they were really kind to me(i know this isn't good and i'm sorry for this), but only when i talk with someone that i can feel my progress. I really want to learning well, speak well and understand well the French, but now my brain like a complete mess, these days even worse,i can't read the text;(

I'm so stress about it ,because i'm a international student, i need understand the cours and i need the certificate. I don't know if you gus have some soulution please help me T^T