Join Mark and Pierre-Benoît for another episode of Coffee Break French in which they discuss Monique’s latest email to her daughter Sylvie following Sylvie’s visit to Epinal. As usual the text is rich in complex grammatical points and interesting vocabulary and idiomatic expressions including piquer du nez, faire un tabac and how to use the subjunctive with jusqu’à ce que.
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One Comment on “Season 4 – Episode 29 – Coffee Break French”
Vous avez demander s’il y a une expression anglaise pour l”idiom ” piquer du nez.” Je dirais que “to nod off” est assez pareil! “We’re you nodding off at your desk all morning?”