Ready to test your French skills? Avoid this common French mistake! 🕵️ #shorts @FrenchinPlainSight
Ready to test your French skills? Avoid this common French mistake! 🕵️ #shorts  @FrenchinPlainSight
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
English speakers, when asking about past experiences like visiting a city or doing an activity, don't use “avant” — the correct word is “déjà”. ✨

For instance, “Have you been to Montpellier/Paris before?” translates to “Est-ce que tu es déjà allé à Montpellier/Paris ?” 🇫🇷

Now, it's your turn!

Craft a sentence using “déjà” to ask about a past experience: have you ever … before?

But remember, we're not using “avant”.

Drop it in the comments, and I'll provide feedback ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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