“Ça va” is a commonly used French expression that will enable you to quickly engage in your first conversations.
In Belgium, the expression “ça va” is even more widely used for various purposes, including ‘yes,’ ‘okay,’ ‘it’s all right,’ and more…
“Ça va” is a commonly used French expression that will enable you to quickly engage in your first conversations.
In Belgium, the expression “ça va” is even more widely used for various purposes, including ‘yes,’ ‘okay,’ ‘it’s all right,’ and more…
While it’s undeniable that French and English share the same linguistic origins, their similarity in appearance doesn’t always reflect similar meanings. Here are a few examples.
Understanding French time perception is crucial to avoid misunderstandings.
Consider this conversation:
Don’t forget that “8 jours” simply refers to a 7-day week and “15 jours” means 2 weeks.
In the same vein, one might say “lundi en 8” to refer to the Monday occurring a little over a week from now, not to be confused with “lundi prochain” (next Monday).
Good luck scheduling your next meetings and vacation days!