Les Rues de Paris: Partie Deux – The Streets of Paris: Part Two
“Demander son chemin”
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“To ask for directions”
You’ve arrived in France and made it to your hotel.  You’re jetlagged, but determined!  With a copy of Paris Arrondissments in hand (you picked one up at an outdoor presse on the way [...]

When ordering meals in a restaurant, you wouldn’t want to end up having a course which you would end up not eating later on.

Perhaps one of the easiest phrases to learn when studying any language is how to ask directions.

Saying goodbye in French actually has different variations, depending on what you mean.

When getting around in a French-speaking city, you sometimes would need to say where you would like to be dropped off.

There’s no doubt that French is one of the most beautiful languages in the world, but it is also one of the most difficult to learn.

As you may already know, the French term to extend your thanks or gratitude is merci.

Whenever you are visiting France or a country where French is the main language, you do need to learn about the basic phrases so that you can initiate a casual conversation.

The French equivalent of “Excuse me” is perhaps one of the most common important phrases that you need to learn.

When paying the country of France or any French-speaking country a visit, you need to learn about the basics of the language so that you can at least ask a question to a local.