Most English speakers don't realize they already speak more French than they think.

Words you already know:

• Restaurant — same word, just pronounce it "res-toh-RAHN"

• Déjà vu — literally "already seen"

• Entrepreneur — French gave English this one

• Café — you've been ordering this your whole life

• Fiancé(e) — straight from French

Words that will trick you (faux amis):

• Bras — means "arm," not what you're thinking

• Coin — means "corner," not money

• Chair — means "flesh," not something you sit on

• Blessé — means "injured," not "blessed"

• Attendre — means "to wait," not "to attend"

These false friends trip up every beginner. Inside French Fluency, I break down hundreds of these so you never embarrass yourself in conversation.

Learning French isn't as hard as people make it. You just need the right approach.