Le mot du jour : épisode 1 - "Boulot"

Le mot du jour : épisode 1 - "Boulot"

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WHY DO FRENCH PEOPLE SAY "VAS-Y" FOR EVERYTHING?

Does "Vas-y" always mean Go!?Not at all.French speakers use it to encourage someone, give permission, start a conversation and much more.Learn the different meanings of one of the most useful expressions in everyday French. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d ...  Show more

WHY DO FRENCH PEOPLE SAY "ÇA MARCHE" ALL THE TIME?

Have you ever heard a French person answer "Ça marche!" and wondered why they didn't simply say oui?In this episode, you'll discover what this very common expression really means, when native speakers use it, and how to sound more natural in everyday conversations. Hébergé par Ac ...  Show more

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