Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you are in Canada and want to improve your French, take advantage of the summer to speak! At this time of the year, Canadians are more open than ever to conversation and it is very common to find social gatherings in the streets where you will hear typical phrases that are very useful for...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

What if we put French to music? This strategy is infallible! And what better way to do it than with one of its most iconic voices: Édith Piaf, a French singer who marked generations and became an excellent source of teaching to improve the purchase...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you live in Canada and are learning French, a visit to Montreal, in the province of Quebec, can be an invaluable language immersion. The best way to take advantage of this opportunity is by using public transportation (les transports en commun) to get around...

Written by Eddy Ramírez

Do you need to improve your French quickly for permanent residence in Canada?! Well, you are not the only one! This urgency is more common than you might think.

In many cases, when an immigrant moves to Canada and begins the day-to-day life of his new life, he realizes that he...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Do you know how to ask with "how in English beyond the typical How are you? (How are you?). "How" or "how" in English is an adverb used to ask about the way, manner, or degree to which something happens, and follows the adverb formula (how) + verb, but there are more ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

The press is a powerful medium for developing reading skills in any language and keeping up to date with the news. This is why students of French, whether they are at the zero or advanced level, can use it to acquire new vocabulary, both associa...