Le français en classe
En Français, what's the french word for a pen?
Un stylo
En Français, what's the french word for dancing?
La danse
En Français, what's the french word for gardening?
Le jardinage
The Louvre is the most visited museum in the world. En Français, what's the french word for horseback museum?
Le musée
En Français, what is the french word for a backpack?
Un sac à dos
En Français, what's the french word for cooking?
La cuisine
En Français, what's the french word for horseback riding?
L'équitation
The average French citizen eats 500 snails each year. En Français, what's the french word for snails?
Les escargots
En Français, what is the french word for an eraser?
Une gomme
En Français, what's the french word for social media?
Les réseaux sociaux
En Français, what's the french word for snorkeling?
Plongée en apnée
The Eiffel Tower was supposed to be a temporary attraction for the 1889 World Fair, held at Paris to commemorate 100 years of the French Revolution. En Français, what's the french word for tourist attraction?
Attraction touristique
En Français, what is the french word for a pencil case?
Une trousse
En Français, what's the french word for painting?
La peinture
En Français, what's the french word for archery?
Le tir à l'arc
April Fools Day has a particular connotation in France. If you are in France on the first of April, don't be surprised if someone put a small fish made of paper on your back. En Français, what's the french phrase for April Fools Day?
Poisson d’Avril
En Français, what is the french word for headphones?
Des écouteurs
En Français, what's the french word for weight lifting?
L'haltérophilie
En Français, what's the french word for ziplining?
Faire de la tyrolienne
In France, stores and boutiques are often closed between 12pm and 2pm. Stores also close around 6pm / 7pm. And the stores are closed on Sundays and Mondays. En Français, what's the french word for closed stores?
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