Tag: French Grammar
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What Is “Toujours”?
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When learning French, “toujours” is often introduced as the equivalent of the English word “always.” However, “toujours” is a more versatile word, carrying additional meanings depending on the context. Let’s explore the various uses of toujours and how it can change its meaning based on the sentence structure. What does…
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What is “Je Suis”?
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“Je suis,” meaning “I am,” is one of the most fundamental phrases in French. Beyond its straightforward use in phrases like “je suis fatigué” (I am tired) or “je suis français” (I am French), it plays a key role in introductions, describing professions, and forming past-tense sentences. Understanding its various…
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What Are the 4 Types of Questions in French?
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By Bernard Henusse · Founder of Real French · 18 years teaching · 5 min read · 1,171 words In this article What are the four ways to ask a question in French? 1. The Intonation Question: Vous venez ce soir ? 2. The Inversion Question: Venez-vous ce soir ?…