This is the fourth of a ten-part audio lesson looking at French slang with two friends: Mimi and Momo.

 Here is a French recipe video lesson for Les Gaufres with French and English subtitles.

Have you ever eaten a French raclette?

Today is French pancake day! We call it La Chandeleur or sometimes La Fête de la Lumière.

This is the third of a ten-part audio lesson looking at French slang with two friends: Mimi and Momo.

Here is our special Noël video for 2016.

Alexa asks Géraldine from the Comme Une Française YouTube channel some of life's most important questions...

This is the second of a ten-part audio lesson looking at French slang with two friends: Mimi and Momo.

This is the first of a ten-part audio lesson looking at French slang with two friends: Mimi and Momo.

Here is one of our old Reading and Listening Comprehension audio exercises on the subject of Tintin.

Fancy paint names have never been so fashionable nowadays but do paint industries think of us when they ask us to remember which colour is 'Je m'appelle Missy' or 'Bonjour!'? Put it this way, I can only say that my 50 shades of grey searching was not as exciting as the book (unfortunately, wink, wink). 

To celebrate the 14th of July I am asking you to have a go at this listening exercise.

Ok today I would like you to take a couple of quizzes. You have 10 questions to answer in all so it shouldn't  take you too long... (unless you decide to make yourself a cuppa in between and feed the dog).

Thought we would share our recent live Q&A session.

We have an expression in France which is 'faire le pont'. This expression literally means 'to do the bridge' but actually mean to bridge the gap between two non-working days, in order to have an extra long weekend break.

Ok here I am again and I still do not know what to write on my blog. There are only so many necklaces made out of paper clips that one can make ... Ok, let's sit still for a minute and come up with something interesting... The top 10 French films that changed my life....for the best.... I think... well I will come back to you on this one!

Get an idea of what goes on in Alexa's head!

Do you want to find out your level in French? Then take this test NOW!

Did you know that April's fools day is called poisson d'Avril in France? It is traditional to cut a fish shape out of a piece of paper and stick it on someone's back without them seeing it.

Bonjour! We thought we'd give you something a bit challenging this week in the blog. Here is an audio of me reading a famous French fable called La cigale et la fourmi (the cicada and the ant) by Jean de La Fontaine (1621 – 1695).