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🇫🇷 Learn French with Anuj presents: 5 Common French Faux Amis (False Friends) Every Beginner Should Know! These tricky French words look like English — but don't trust them! Today we cover: ✅ Actuellement ≠ Actually ✅ Assister ≠ To assist ✅ Sensible ≠ Sensible ✅ Collège ≠ College ✅ Monnaie ≠ Money 🎓 Avoid embarrassing mistakes in conversations and exams! 👉 Hit LIKE if you learned something new 👉 SUBSCRIBE for more quick and easy French tips 👉 Comment below — Which faux ami surprised you the most?
French Faux Amis: French Words That Don’t Mean What You Think! | Beginners Guide
📝 Description: 🎓 Practice your French listening and pronunciation skills! In this interactive video, you’ll: ✅ Listen to real-life French sentences ✅ Fill in the blanks with the correct words ✅ Identify the liaison (linking sounds) ✅ Check your answers at the end of the video Watch this video to understand liason: https://youtu.be/w6CTlQNS5O0 Topics include: 🔹 Travel 🔹 Daily life 🔹 Seasons 🔹 Reading and more! This is perfect for beginners and intermediate learners who want to improve their French pronunciation and listening comprehension. 👉 Pause, repeat, and write down your answers. Then check with the solutions provided! 📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more listening practice and grammar tips!
French Listening Practice 🎧 | Master Liaison in Real Sentences + Answers Included!
Learn how to pronounce French words smoothly and sound more natural! In this video, I explain the key rules of liaison in French with simple examples: 🔹 When to make a liaison 🔹 Which sounds are added: [n], [t], [z], [v] 🔹 When NOT to make a liaison (e.g., after "et") 🔹 Common liaison patterns with articles, adjectives, and numbers Perfect for French learners at beginner and intermediate levels. This lesson will help improve your pronunciation and understanding of spoken French. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more French learning videos! #LearnFrench #FrenchPronunciation #FrenchLiaison #FrenchLanguage #SpeakFrench #FrenchTips #FrenchForBeginners #FrenchGrammar #FrenchLesson #StudyFrench #FrenchLearning #FrancaisFacile #FrenchTeacher #FLE #FrenchYouTube #ImproveYourFrench
French Liaison Made Easy 🇫🇷 | Master French Pronunciation with Simple Rules!
In French, every noun has a gender — it is either masculine or feminine. 💬 Here's an easy trick: Words ending in -tion are usually feminine: ➔ la nation (nation), la solution (solution) la création – creation la formation – training la communication – communication la population – population la situation – situation la traduction – translation la présentation – presentation la relation – relationship Words ending in -sion are usually feminine: ➔ la télévision (television), la décision (decision) la mission – mission la discussion – discussion la permission – permission la révision – revision la conclusion – conclusion la progression – progression la passion – passion la profession – profession Words ending in -té are usually feminine: ➔ la liberté (freedom), la beauté (beauty) la santé – health la réalité – reality la vérité – truth la bonté – kindness la sécurité – safety/security la société – society/company la fierté – pride la curiosité – curiosity
French Made Easy: Endings That Are Always Masculine!
In French, every noun has a gender — it is either masculine or feminine. Words ending in -age are usually masculine: ➔ le fromage (cheese), le village (village) le fromage (cheese) le village (village) le voyage (trip) le garage (garage) le visage (face) le courage (courage) le message (message) Words ending in -ment are usually masculine: ➔ le gouvernement (government), le monument (monument) le gouvernement (government) le mouvement (movement) le bâtiment (building) le médicament (medicine) le moment (moment) le sentiment (feeling) Words ending in -eau are usually masculine: ➔ le bateau (boat), le cadeau (gift) le manteau (coat) le tableau (board/painting) le château (castle) le oiseau (bird) (note: "oiseau" is irregular but still ends in -eau and masculine) Words ending in -isme are usually masculine: ➔ le tourisme (tourism), le journalisme (journalism) le réalisme (realism) le communisme (communism) le socialisme (socialism) le romantisme (romanticism)
French Made Easy: Endings That Are Always Masculine!
🎧 French Listening & Pronunciation Practice – Les sons du français In this video, I guide you through a complete beginner-level listening activity titled "Les sons du français". I explain the pronunciation of each word and phrase, then play the audio activity step-by-step so you can listen, repeat, and learn confidently. 🗣️ What’s covered? - Pronunciation of key French words - Real audio exercise with options - Tips to differentiate similar-sounding words - Support for understanding tricky sounds in French ✅ Ideal for: - French beginners (A1–A2) - French ab initio, DELF A1 students Anyone looking to improve French listening and speaking skills 💬 Leave a comment with your score or which word was the trickiest for you! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe & share with fellow learners. #learnfrenchwithanuj #frenchpronunciation #listeningpracticetest #Lessondufrancais #frenchforbeginners
Learn French Sounds Easily | Full Audio Practice + Word Explanation
Good Friday = Le Vendredi Saint It’s the Friday before Easter — remembering the crucifixion of Jesus. 📖 In France, it’s a religious day of silence and prayer: 🗣️ Un jour de prière et de recueillement. ⛪ Some people go to church for le Chemin de Croix—the Way of the Cross. 🇫🇷 Is it a holiday in France? 👉 Only in Alsace and Moselle. Not in the rest of the country. #goodfriday #vendredisaint #french #holidayseason #learnfrenchwithanuj #authenticfrench #improvefrenchlistening
Good Friday 🇫🇷 Is it a holiday in France?
Let’s talk about two sounds in French that sound really close, but mean totally different things. 👉 ‘u’ like in tu – round your lips, but say ‘ee’ like in see 👉 ‘ou’ like in vous – just like the ‘oo’ in food They sound close, but one tiny change makes a big difference! 🧠 Train your ear with these examples: ✅ tu (you) vs tout (all) ✅ lune (moon) vs loup (wolf) ✅ rue (street) vs roue (wheel) ✅ une (a / one - feminine) vs ou (or) ✅ sur (on) vs sous (under) #frenchtoast #authenticfrench #improvefrenchlistening #frenchlanguagelearner #learnfrenchwithanuj #frenchpresscoffee
Two sounds in French that sound really close but mean totally different things: ‘u’ vs ‘ou’
French spelling lies sometimes. 😅 Example: ✅ eau → sounds like oh ✅ beau → just bo ✅ oiseau → wazo Forget English reading rules—listen and repeat like music!" 🗣 Practice: Château – castle Tableau—painting, board Nouveau – new (masculine) Bateau – boat Rideau—curtain #eaux #learnfrench #improvefrenchlistening #french #authenticfrench #frenchlanguagelearner #learnfrenchwithanuj
O la la ! You Can't Trust French Spellings
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