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Why It’s Easier to Speak French in Montreal Than It Is in Paris

By Catherine Rickman
posted on September 6, 2023

Once you get past the accent, speaking French in Quebec can be a lot easier than trying it in Paris.

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Say “Hello” to French Morning English!

On Tuesday evening, some 150 people gathered at the Maison du Languedoc in Manhattan to officially launch French Morning English. Originally geared towards French expats living in the US the English version targets American francophiles.

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Madi’s battle to save her high school French class

A few days ago, French Morning editors received a plea for help from Madi Ross, a student at Marlboro Central School District...

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French Classes for Bébé

For the Brooklyn baby with too much free time on his hands, French classes can now be added to the activity roster.

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France Shines at Bryant Park

Taste of France, the largest event about France out of France, attracted thousands of visitors at Bryant Park.

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Why It’s Easier to Speak French in Montreal Than It Is in Paris

Once you get past the accent, speaking French in Quebec can be a lot easier than trying it in Paris.

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Why do Quebec license plates say “Je me souviens”?

"I remember"... I remember what?

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15 Verlan Slang Words Every French Speaker Should Know

Want to sound like a native speaker? Give some of these verlan (slang) French words a try.

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French Certifications: What’s the Difference Between TCF, TEF, DELF, & DALF?

To live, work, or study in France, you'll have to prove you speak the language.

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15 French Speaking Celebrities (You Might Be Surprised!)

Can you speak better French than these celebs?

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The 15 Hardest French Words to Pronounce (with English Translations)

English speakers probably can't pronounce these French words. Can you?

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Dallas International School: Give Your Child the Gift of French Fluency

Dallas International School (DIS) offers students an international education through programs that are accredited by the French Minister of Education and through the International Baccalaureate Program.