🔊 Ever wondered why the "s" in "plus" plays hide and seek? Here's a question from yesterday's Ciné Club: "Quelle a été ton expérience du cinéma la plus mémorable ?" Did you notice something about "plus"? The 's' is silent! But wait... sometimes you hear it pronounced, right? And sometimes it creates a liaison with the next word? This is exactly the kind of detail that separates: • Textbook French from natural French • Intermediate from advanced speakers • Feeling painful to listen to vs soundin

Être (to be) is the single most important verb in French — je suis, tu es, il est form the backbone of everyday sentences. You cannot build sentences, use past tenses, or speak naturally without mastering its conjugation. https://www.frenchlearner.com/verb-conjugations/etre/ Present tense (présent) je suis — I am tu es — you are il, elle est — he, she is nous sommes — we are vous êtes — you are ils, elles sont — they are Past tense (passé composé) j’ai été — I was / I have been tu as été — you w