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 | Bonjour tout le monde ! Today's bilingual article is about another lovely village in Aveyron. | |
Nant, un village français
 Le village de Nant (12) est petit, mais son histoire est grande. Au Xe siècle, les bénédictins y ont construit un monastère et ont commencé à préparer la terre pour l'agriculture....
| Ah bon ?
What does the French expression "ah bon" mean? Learn all about it here.
| All about jouer
Jouer is a very common and useful regular -ER French verb. It means "to play," both transitively and intransitively, and needs different prepositions depending on what exactly is being played.
| Quiz: Qui vs Que
Do you know the difference between the French interrogative pronouns qui and que? Test yourself with this little quiz, or take a look at the lesson to review.
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