quick question :( I googled it a little and I understand quelle/quel but am confused about what made this feminine? Maybe it’s super simple and I’m just overthinking it6mo ⋅ Educational-Can-8260 ⋅ r/French
I’m very confused. Is this an idiom? Why would French people say this???? Duolingo might be wrong...1yr ⋅ Horror-Score2388 ⋅ r/French
Can anyone help me understand? Can’t any of these be right? Can I not Like Mexico, England, or France? 😅1yr ⋅ IronRangeBabe ⋅ r/French
The French name for this Canadian chocolate milk is a pretty good pun.6yr ⋅ Hello_Im_In_Delaware ⋅ r/French
Another annoying Duolingo question. Please help me understand this verb ending.2yr ⋅ circleenvoyer ⋅ r/French
Could anyone tell me what the expression “Puree !” means? This is the second time I’ve came across this word.1yr ⋅ _KingDawg72_ ⋅ r/French
Wait, is this actually wrong? I've been studying French on Duolingo and it dinged me on skipping the cell in cell phone but would any native speakers make a distinction between the two?1yr ⋅ Lucky-Load2637 ⋅ r/French
Can someone Explain why the answer to this is using y and not les? It's not a place.1yr ⋅ Jamzhaha ⋅ r/French
Je pense que c'est « Il avait toujours reve », non ? Je vois plusieurs natifs qui ecrivent comme ca aussi. Une erreur courante ou pas ?1yr ⋅ fr_2022 ⋅ r/French
Unfamiliar usage of “lui” AFTER a conjugated verb... Could someone please explain?1yr ⋅ Cobalt23 ⋅ r/French
I asked my french friend but there's no answer from her. It's not correct is it?6mo ⋅ InfectedEarring ⋅ r/French
This is a gift for a fan of canoe riding, is it grammatically correct? He was using Google translator5mo ⋅ redditorposcudniy ⋅ r/French
Je ne comprends pas bien le sens, explique moi comme si j etais 5 ans merci5mo ⋅ lemonadewavexd ⋅ r/French
From a 1940s French postcard. Please tell me what the second and fifth words are! I can't figure them out! Thank you!!1yr ⋅ HollyOddly ⋅ r/French
I have a feeling it’s because Google Maps knows I am one person, but why is it arrive and not arrives after vous etes?1yr ⋅ ollyhinge11 ⋅ r/French
How do you know this means 'we build' without the -ons ending? Couldn't it also mean I must build7mo ⋅ notwiththoseshoes ⋅ r/French
I thought “everyday” was “tous les jours”. Is there any difference between that and “chaque jour”1yr ⋅ ButterscotchBig5540 ⋅ r/French
What does de 26 ans mean in this case? Does it mean the tickets are cheaper for people under 26?1yr ⋅ Smurdles ⋅ r/French
Something interesting I found in WoW Classic. What did he mean by « Que sais-je encore »?1yr ⋅ tazzi7 ⋅ r/French
etre Maison: mnemonic/ memory tool to remember all the verbs that take etre as the auxilliary verb in passe compose.1mo ⋅ exxentricity ⋅ r/French
Was texting with my friend, I always used « je t’aime aussi » but is this more or less correct than that?6mo ⋅ wuddupisreal ⋅ r/French
can someone explain the usage of file here? (also don’t think i understand the punchline)1yr ⋅ awongh ⋅ r/French
Bonjour! I saw this post, and a friend of mine and I were wondering if it should be 'existe' or 'existent'. I am arguing that 'plus' is the subject, and it is technically singular, but my friend states that 'mots' is the subject, and is therefore plural. Can anyone help us?5yr ⋅ Minoux42 ⋅ r/French
Why are these the same, and how do you distinguish them in a conversation?1yr ⋅ Regis-bloodlust ⋅ r/French
Which does En replace for? In the sentence (red line) in the picture. There is no de or quantity before that.1yr ⋅ Trang160899 ⋅ r/French
Hello. Why in the first sentence there is avoir and in the second one etre?10mo ⋅ Hoes_Mad711 ⋅ r/French
YouTube Music a une fonction de paroles de chansons. Peut-etre que tout le monde le sait deja, mais je viens de le decouvrir et je voulais partager. Je pense que c'est une excellente facon de pratiquer.3yr ⋅ ruairi1983 ⋅ r/French
Is it true that in France cafe is served in a soup bowel the expression tremper le crossiant dans le cafe1yr ⋅ gettingthereanysec ⋅ r/French
Why is derniere before some nouns describing a length of time and after others? (Ex: derniere heure vs semaine derniere)10mo ⋅ HermanRorschach ⋅ r/French
Please help me understand why this sentence is like this ( Duolingo) more in comments :)2yr ⋅ Margo81418 ⋅ r/French
J'ai ecrit un poeme. Si vous pouvez corriger mes erreurs de grammatique? merci.2yr ⋅ Throwaway365555556 ⋅ r/French
Bonsoir! I don’t understand why ‘du vent’ is correct here. Shouldn’t it be ‘des vent’ since it’s ‘some wind’? 🌱2yr ⋅ Veaboo ⋅ r/French
Is it also ok to say “Tu es medecin”? I tried it but it said i was wrong. What’s the difference with these 2 expressions?7mo ⋅ Vincentkk ⋅ r/French
What ”portee” in the first message means? I translate as ”can i see your photo wearing it” and wearing what has not been mentioned. Please clarify.5mo ⋅ RipOk1204 ⋅ r/French
Salut! I'm curious if this is a French expression that doesn't translate well to English? I've never heard of a broom flying =) Merci bcp!2yr ⋅ MightyMitos19 ⋅ r/French
what are some other lifehacks like this one to 'deviner' the gender ( assuming this is on-point)2yr ⋅ whomDev ⋅ r/French
What does this dot mean? I've been seeing it more but can't find it on Google.1yr ⋅ Imweirdlikethat ⋅ r/French
Can somebody please explain this? I can read all the words but they don’t make sense to me when they r put together.2yr ⋅ No-Homework6093 ⋅ r/French
how is this wrong? im assuming habitais is past tense, but what in this sentence indicates past tense?1yr ⋅ OuiOuiFrenchi ⋅ r/French
Le mot commentaire est masculin, pourquoi les options ici s'accordent avec le feminin sauf controverses qui s'accordent avec le masculin ?1yr ⋅ Jonathan_Smith_noob ⋅ r/French
Why is there the “t’as” here. There doesn’t seem to be a verb. Can someone explain? Does “as” mean something other than the PC of avoir?1yr ⋅ veggieburgerabc123 ⋅ r/French
Is this ad a pun or something culture related? If so, could someone please explain? Merci in advance!3yr ⋅ anapaula_hdn ⋅ r/French
don't sugarcoat it, does my French suck? I feel like an idiot when I try to speak in French8mo ⋅ Glass_Windows ⋅ r/French
J'ai ecrit de courts poemes pour pratiquer mon francais, mais j'ai eu du mal a me sentir inspiree ces derniers temps. Voici quelque chose que j'ai ecrit ce matin. Merci beaucoup d’avance pour vos corrections.2yr ⋅ mightaswellchange ⋅ r/French
I thought I could write “nous l’adorons“ for “we love it” instead of putting ca after adorons, why did I get it wrong?1yr ⋅ olajidetunde ⋅ r/French
Can you help me with this text? I am not sure who is P'tit Paul and who is taking whom to a circus. I suppose these are the phrases that should not be taken literally. Thank you!10mo ⋅ hendrixbridge ⋅ r/French
