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Everyday spoken French differs a lot from the written French taught in textbooks.
| Standard written | Everyday spoken | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Je ne sais pas. | Je sais pas. / Chais pas. | I don't know. |
| Il y a | Y a | there is / there are |
| Nous allons | On va | we're going |
| Est-ce que tu viens ? / Viens-tu ? | Tu viens ? | Are you coming? |
| Cela | Ça | that |
| Tu es | T'es | you are |
Why it matters
[modifier | modifier le wikicode]Learners who have only studied written French often struggle to follow conversations and TV series. You need to learn to understand informal speech, even if you don't have to imitate it.
Registers
[modifier | modifier le wikicode]French distinguishes informal (familier), standard (courant) and formal (soutenu) registers.
🇫🇷 Research and writing: My French
This guide was researched and written by the team at my-french.com, a platform for learning French as a foreign language and the owner of learnfrench.wiki. Put theory into practice: lessons from A1 to C2, quizzes, games, a verb conjugator and a community of learners at my-french.com.