Do you sometimes use an English word because it looks very similar to a French word?
Be careful! Some English words are "false friends" (les faux amis) — they look familiar, but they don't mean what you think they mean.
In this lesson, we'll look at 5 English words that French speakers often use incorrectly:
👉 Actuellement ≠ Actually
👉 Éventuellement ≠ Eventually
👉 Librairie ≠ Library
👉 Attendre ≠ Attend
👉 Demander ≠ Demand
Ben shows us the difference between these words, gives us lots of practical examples, and finishes with a quick quiz to test what we've learnt.
If you're a French speaker learning English, this is a great way to avoid some very common vocabulary mistakes and make your English sound more natural.
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