Conjugation from tuckins 27.11.2009 (20:30) Would be good to have conjugation of the verbs. Especially for the irregular ones. 6 Answers 6 new

sound from centurion 17.08.2010 (06:32) i went to settings to see the sound settings and i have it active.. but i cannot hear anything... what should u do to have the sound back ...? 1 Answer 1 new

The Voiced Pronunciation Exercises from hsnytm93 24.06.2010 (21:08) Hello everyone! That's what I would like to ask: For the first times that I have started to use this website there were word exercises with their voiced pronunciation. But I can't see them anymore. Are they removed or can't I just see the right link?Waiting for responses. Thanks from now on. 2 Answers 2 new

More transparency please from hikariuk 08.08.2010 (05:58) This is a great web site and almost perfect for my study. I'm much appreciated for the creation and I love it. But my only concern is, who is in charge of all of this page? No names, no recent announcements, the last update on Twitter was nearly a year ago. It is kind of scary if I don't know wh... 1 Answer 1 new

Sound from hsnytm93 24.06.2010 (21:15) Oh I've just checked the other messages out and seen the voiced pronunciations are removed! They were also my favorites and I wish them to get added again. Bring them back please because to learn French without hearing the sound means nothing! 2 Answers 2 new

March 17 - Sentence of the Day from AliceJane 17.03.2010 (15:26) I'm wondering about our Sentence of the Day. In English, you never hear something like this: 'France is famous for its gastronomy.' Shouldn't it be 'cuisine,' which is spelled the same in English and French? We often talk about French cuisine. I'm not sure I've ever heard the word, 'gastronomy... 5 Answers 5 new

does anyone know, please? from AliceJane 23.03.2010 (20:37) Hello - I posted a question. Perhaps it was thought to be rhetorical, but I'm not smart enough to ask rhetorical questions! We had a sentence of the day that talked about French gastronomy. In English, we talk about French cuisine. In France, do they use the word "cuisine" or "gastronomy"? Th... 1 Answer 1 new

quotation marks on this board from AliceJane 17.03.2010 (15:27) Are we using HTML here? I ask because it won't allow me to use proper quotation marks; I'm compelled to use those annoying, incorrect single quotation marks. 3 Answers 3 new

Thanks! from nottooclevercharlie 27.11.2009 (21:34) Merci beaucoup for an awesome resource for learning french. No Answer

does anyone know how to contact french flashcrds? from Janelupprian 17.11.2009 (15:36) my daily e mails have stopped, and my e mails are unansered. does anyone know if french flashcards is still operating? 1 Answer 1 new

Can I manually add my own sentences? from girlwithmoxie 11.01.2009 (00:47) Hi Everyone, Can anyone tell me how to add my own sentences to my study list? Is this possible? Thanks, Stephanie 5 Answers 5 new

Making French easier to learn. from kaunas42 24.06.2009 (16:15) The readers of the example sentences should go a little slower. Spoken French does not look much like the written French to the beginner. 1 Answer 1 new

where has the sound gone? from NavIqbal 16.07.2009 (11:17) that was one of my faves and very helpful too!... bring it back! No Answer

better for us from henrick 28.06.2009 (15:05) considering that you have the text before you while listening to it, it should not be to much of a problem, remember that in a real conversation you won't have any text to read. On the other hand, having the extra tool for us to listen to longer texts would be great... No Answer

dialogues with voice from davidkh 01.04.2009 (07:43) It will be useful to add voice to some of dialogues and texts. My greatest problem in French is the connection between written and spoken language. Thanks. No Answer

Welcome from 22.08.2008 (11:57) Hello welcome to our French forum. Please post anything you like here. 7 Answers 7 new