Tell me a bit about your challenges please.

Hey guys , what is the one thing (composition of words) you need at the beginning of a sentence in order to ask a closed question . In other words, how do you ask a closed question (CLOSED question is when the answer is YES or NO).

Bonjour everyone! Myself Riddhima. I am on the path of living my life aligned to my authenticity/authentic expression. I have tons of hobbies lol - just anything interests me and I learn it. (if you are like me I would love to connect haha) My French goals for this year are to reach fluency level in it.

Exercise: We are nearing the end of the month! What are you going to do next? Use the near future: "Je vais continuer" (I am going to continue) or "Je vais voyager" I am going to travel. Encourage the person above you! -------------------------------- - Culture Point: Bastille Day (Le 14 Juillet) is the French National Day, celebrating the storming of the Bastille with fireworks and military parades. Bastille Day - Daily Practice: Think of one goal for tomorrow and say "Je vais..." in your head.

Need to yell at your coffee machine because it broke for the tenth time today? ☕️ If you shout a "real" swear word, you’re just a tourist losing their cool. If you shout "Punaise!", you’re a local managing their frustration with class. 💅 It’s the ultimate "polite" swear word. It literally means "thumbtack" or "bedbug," but in the streets of Paris, it’s the linguistic equivalent of a dramatic eye roll. Use it when you drop your keys, miss your bus, or realize you’ve been studying French for hours and still can't order a croissant correctly. It keeps your blood pressure down and your street cred up. 🇫🇷 It literally mean fu**! But in a nice chic way! Join the french Community Skool, link in Bio. What’s your go-to "polite" word when you're frustrated? Tell me below! 👇 #frenchisfacile #frenchyaurelio #frenchlanguage #learningfrench #tcf