Salut! Today you're learning four distinctly French sounds and the different ways they can be spelled. Video below Le son CH — like the "sh" in English ch → cheval / sch → schéma Le son J — a soft, buzzing sound (no English equivalent) j → jour / g → manger, girafe, génial (g makes this sound before e, i, or y) Le son R — the famous French R, made at the back of the throat r → rouge, partir, gare Le son GN — like the "ny" in "canyon" gn → montagne, oignon, gagner, compagnon Once you feel comfortable with these, you'll start hearing them everywhere! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

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Salut! Today you're learning to count from zero to twenty — the building blocks of every price, date, and phone number in French. Video below Zéro — Zero Un — One Deux — Two Trois ★ — Three Quatre — Four Cinq — Five Six — Six Sept — Seven Huit — Eight Neuf — Nine Dix — Ten Onze — Eleven Douze — Twelve Treize ★ — Thirteen Quatorze — Fourteen Quinze — Fifteen Seize — Sixteen Dix-sept — Seventeen Dix-huit — Eighteen Dix-neuf — Nineteen Vingt — Twenty ★ These numbers are pronounced a little differently in Québec French — listen closely in the video! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! This lesson expands your French toolkit with more adjectives — and your first adverbs. Content/Contente — Happy Heureux/Heureuse — Happy Triste — Sad Malheureux — Unhappy / Sad Simple — Simple Nouveau / Nouvelle — New Ancien/Ancienne — Ancient / Former lentement — slowly un peu — a little Déjà — already Jamais — never Video below Can you make some sentences using the words from today's list? Write them in the comments !