Why French Culture Matters

French culture is rich and diverse, with a history that has influenced art, fashion, cuisine, literature, and much more worldwide. Learning about French culture not only helps you understand the language better but also allows you to appreciate the context in which the language is spoken. It gives you insights into the everyday life of French people, their traditions, celebrations, and way of thinking.

At The Language SKOOL, we incorporate cultural lessons into our courses, making sure that every student can explore French culture alongside their language studies.

French Cuisine: A Delicious Introduction

Food is at the heart of French culture. The French take pride in their culinary arts, and it's something everyone should experience. From a simple baguette to gourmet meals, French cuisine is a part of daily life. At The Language SKOOL, we bring this aspect of French culture to life by discussing French food traditions, teaching you how to order in a café, and exploring the cultural significance of meals.

Imagine yourself sitting in a café in Paris, ordering a croissant or enjoying a hearty French dinner with friends—all made possible through understanding the language and culture.

French Festivals and Traditions

Every year, France celebrates a variety of festivals that are both traditional and modern. From Bastille Day, which marks the French Revolution, to the colorful and lively celebrations during the Cannes Film Festival, French culture thrives on these events. These festivals offer a glimpse into French life, their values, and the country’s deep cultural roots.

By incorporating these festivals and traditions into your learning, we aim to make you feel like you're part of these exciting celebrations—even before you set foot in France!

Crazy Facts About French Culture

●      Kissing is a norm: In France, it's common to greet people with a kiss on both cheeks, even if you're meeting for the first time!

●      Baguettes are sacred: A French law prohibits bakeries from selling stale baguettes. The freshness of a baguette is so important that they must be consumed the same day they are made.

●      The Eiffel Tower was almost demolished: Originally, the Eiffel Tower was intended to be a temporary structure for the 1889 World’s Fair. Imagine Paris without it!

●      The French invented modern cooking: French chefs pioneered the art of haute cuisine, which revolutionized how the world experiences food.

●      The French love their pets: In fact, France has more pet dogs than children!

●      The French take their wine seriously: It is illegal to serve wine with lunch in school cafeterias in some regions, as wine is considered a serious part of the dining experience.

French Art, Cinema, and Literature

French culture has made a major impact on global art, cinema, and literature. Think of famous French painters like Monet, filmmakers like Jean-Luc Godard, or writers such as Victor Hugo. At The Language SKOOL, we expose you to this rich cultural history, helping you understand how it has shaped the French language and people. You’ll discover classic works of French literature, watch iconic French films, and even try your hand at interpreting famous artworks.

The Language SKOOL Approach to French Culture

At The Language SKOOL, we integrate culture into every lesson, making learning French fun and practical. We use online resources, interactive activities, and real-life examples to ensure that you're not just learning words but experiencing the language in its natural cultural context. Our goal is to make you feel confident in both your language skills and your understanding of French culture.

Learn French with Us!

Whether you’re dreaming of exploring the streets of Paris or you simply want to improve your communication for work, diving into French culture will make your journey more exciting. Join The Language SKOOL today and take your French learning experience to the next level with us!