Are You Ready? Cours et formations d'anglais à Marseille

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14 French words which look English - but are not We asked readers for suggestions of French words which look like they come from English but which are not actually used by English speakers. Here is a list of 14 of them - and we give their true meaning. Do you have any to add?

An interesting comment thread about Franglais words that are not always understood by English speakers. Do you use any of these expressions? :)

Thanks to Cambridge Assessment English for this common 'faux ami.' To say 'actuellement' in English, say 'currently' (soutenu) or 'at the moment' (courant) :)

Not pictured: Kanye North and Kanye South :)

'Say' and 'tell' both translate to 'dire,' so many students confuse these two words. Here is a quick and easy guide to correctly using say and tell.

One for the Queen fans :) 'I want' translates to 'Je veux' and can be used before a noun or an infinitive verb. For example I want a coffee (noun) and I want to drink a coffee (infinitive verb + complement) What do you want to do this Sunday?

Have you ever tried a full English breakfast? Watch this illuminating video about the cultural differences between French and English people when it comes to food :)

Why English Food Is Disgusting - Stereotrip: Episode 6 An extract of Stereotrip: a 6-part documentary series about European stereotypes. Episode 6: England. For English subtitles, click settings on the bottom rig...