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- French Capitalization Rules: When Should You Use a Capital Letter?Capital letters in French may seem simple at first, but their use follows several specific rules. They are not used in exactly the same way as in English.In French, a capital letter—called a capitale in printing—mainly has two functions:It marks the beginning of a sentence.It distinguishes a pro
Nov 9, 2026 1:58 PM0 - ASSA (film, 1987) En espérant une vie florissante et confortable, une jeune fille entretenait une relation avec un chef du crime. Mais il existait une autre vie, libre, liée à la musique : celle d’un jeune homme, Bananan. Ces deux vies se sont rencontrées de manière tragique.0 votedMar 22, 2026 6:27 PM2
- You don’t need to think in English to speak it 🧠 💬 Native speakers don’t “think in English.” They think in ideas and express them instantly with words they already know. Fluency is not about thinking faster, it’s about thinking less when speaking. 🚀 You don’t need to translate every sentence in your head. You need to train your brain to connect ideas directly to English words. 🌎 Imagine you’re in a restaurant abroad: Instead of translating “Quiero una pizza con queso,” you think of the image, then say, “I’d like a cheese pizza.” That’s fluent thinking. Simple, direct, and automatic. Try this quick practice 🗣️ 1. Choose five daily actions (drink coffee, check your phone, open the door). 2. Say them out loud in English every time you do them. 3. Repeat this for a week. Your brain will start to skip translation naturally. 💡 Fluency is not magic. It’s muscle memory. The more you use English in real moments, the less you need to “think before you speak.”
October 30, 202500 - Mastering French Homophones: O, Ô, AU, EAUFrench is full of homophones — words that sound the same but are spelled differently. Today, let’s explore the homophones [o] (the /o/ sound), spelled o, ô, au, and eau. You'll also discover tips to help you recognize patterns and avoid spelling mistakes.
July 4, 20252 - Here are a few alternative ways to say "I'm still processing it" depending on the tone or context: I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. I'm still coming to terms with it. I'm still figuring it out. It's taking me some time to absorb it. I'm still thinking it through. I'm still digesting it. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. It's still sinking in.0 votedMay 16, 20250

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