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There are four French accents for vowels and one accent for a consonant. For specific information on what the accents do to change the pronunciation of the letters they modify, please see the appropriate letter pages. The accent aigu ´ (acute accent) can only be on an E (alt+0233 or alt+0201). At the beginning of [...]

Now for two very important irregular verbs être (to be) and avoir (to have). être (to be) Je suis (I am) tu es (you are) il est (he is) elle est (she is) nous sommes (we are) vous êtes (you are) ils sont (they are *masculine*) elles sont (they are *feminine or mixed gender*) avoir [...]

Je – I Tu – You (used for family or very close friends) Il – He (Masculine) Elle – She (Feminine) On – We (sorta) Vous – You (used for strangers, business associates, boss, etc.) Nous – We Ils – They (Masculine Things) Elles – They (Feminine Things or Mixed Gender Things)

Me and Elli had a rather nice dinner this evening, we decided to make pomme frites (belgium fries) and serve it with a variety of sauces; from the traditional mayonaisse we added horseradish, ketchup, dijon mustard, and steak sauce. I think later we will make sugar cookies for a chocolate fondue.

French is a gendered language with all nouns, adjectives, articles having a gender. Noun and Adjective and Articles all must match gender wise. Le – Masculine Article “The” La – Feminine Article “The” Les – Plural Article “The” used for either masculine or feminine Un – Masculine Article “A” or “An” Une – Feminine Article [...]

It is my personal opinion that America is not yet open minded enough to endorse (as a country) same sex marriages. I myself am for equal rights for same-sex couples, but is the average american voter? I would have promoted equal rights for defacto relationships and saw that it passed before I would have made [...]