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Yes, there are two ways of saying ‘you’- tu and vous. Tu is used in much more familiar and informal situations whereas vous is more polite and formal. For example, if y...

The conditional tense (le conditionnel) is used to descibe a situation in the future that may or may not happen. It is normally translated as as ‘would’ in English. For example, je voudrais aller… ‘I woul...

Savoir is used when you know a fact, or how to do something eg I know how to get there, I know that he arrived. It is followed by que/qui/comment... (that, who etc) eg Je sais qu'il est a...

Try listening to pop music: there's so good stuff out there! Really pay attention to the lyrics.

Watching movies with English subtitles (and then move to French subtitles, then none) will...

The prepositions en and dans both mean "in" in French, and can both express time and location. But they are not interchangeable; their usage depends on ...