I just moved to Canada and some places here won’t hire you unless you can speak French. I know basic French and I would like to be able to sustain a conversation with someone in French further than: Bonjour, ca va etc. What’s the easiest way? Can watching French TV help me?
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It’s easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words when they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you would be correct. However, occasional word pairs look the same, and may even be spelled the same, but have different meanings. They are called “false friends,” or faux amis. These faux amis can cause misunderstandings, uncomfortable situations, and even embarrassment when you use them in conversation and they mean something entir… More >>
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