“Ça va?” [sa va]
“How’s it going?”
Ça va is easily the most commonly uttered phrase in the French language; and just what is its secret appeal? Why, it’s both a question and its reciprocal answer.
If you want to know how someone’s doing: Ça va?
If you want to tell them right back [...]

Crêpes are a favorite French treat throughout the world, but eating one hot out of the pan in France is a unique experience.  Crêpes themselves can be found at small stalls and restaurants throughout France, so you’ll have no trouble enjoying the specialty while you’re traveling through the country.

I am, if nothing else, a food [...]

When you say ‘un café’ in French, it translates to ‘a bar’.

Much like the words in Spanish, the French language has intricacies to it such as the nouns which refer to the male and female gender.

Perhaps you cannot immediately understand an entire word uttered in the French language especially if you are just starting to learn a language.

Remember that when you are traveling to a country or a city where French is the main language, you would have to exchange pleasantries with the locals.

Let’s say that someone comes up to you and say “Comment allez-vous?”. The English translation for that is “How are you?’.

When traveling to France, a French speaking country or territory, you naturally would want to go souvenir shopping.

Perhaps the most popular basic French term, bonjour is pronounced bon-zhoor – and it literally means ‘Good morning’.

Let’s say that you would like to greet a French woman who you just met a good morning.