Coffee Break French host Mark did a live Q&A broadcast on Facebook last night in which he answered listeners’ questions and made some exciting announcements about future Coffee Break French projects. Watch the broadcast below. Please note we had some technical problems at the beginning of the broadcast, but you can skip ahead to 2:30
Join us Coffee Break French Live In this episode: feedback for our Facebook community the expression tenir quelqu’un au courant / au jus the idiom faire la grasse matinée news about Coffee Break French on Instagram Make sure you’re following us on Facebook to find out exactly when we’re broadcasting our live shows.
Join us for Coffee Break Spanish Live. In this episode: feedback for our Facebook community the expression echar una cabezadita answering the question ¿qué llevas a la playa? news about Coffee Break Spanish on Instagram Make sure you’re following us on Facebook to find out exactly when we’re broadcasting our live shows.
Whether you are planning to visit a Spanish-speaking country or just want to expand your language skills, knowing how to identify and ask about common places in Spanish is essential. In this article, we will explore some frequently visited places in town in Spanish. However, before we start, remember to listen to the audio lesson
Learning a new language can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to asking basic questions like ‘where do you live’ in Spanish especially because there are several ways to ask this question, depending on the formality of the situation. This article will guide you through the different expressions and how to respond
When learning a new language, one of the first things you’ll want to discuss is where you and others live. This article will teach you how to ask “where do you live” in French, along with various ways to describe your hometown or current residence. These essential phrases will help you engage in meaningful conversations
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