They were left sealed for more than 250 years, never read by their intended recipients. Finally, French letters confiscated by Britain's Royal Navy in the mid-18th century have been opened.

The sounds you make when you read French out loud are sometimes different to ‎the ones you’d make in English. ‎ One of the big differences are the silent letters.‎ Take the word duvet.

The French government condemned it, as well as a similar letter last month. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin called the latest letter a "crude manoeuvre" and accused its anonymous signatories of ...

I can get by reading French, so all the board’s business is ... learning of literature rather than robotize it. We prioritize letters that respond to, or are inspired by, articles published ...

As someone who grew up in English neighbourhoods, received 45 minutes of French daily out of a Parisian ... We prioritize letters that respond to, or are inspired by, articles published by The ...