Sortir (to go out / to leave) is one of the most important everyday verbs in French — and one learners need early. It’s irregular and uses être in the past tense, so mastering how to conjugate sortir is essential for talking naturally about going out, leaving home, social plans, and daily routines. 👉 Listen to 6 key tenses with native audio get my FREE PDF (20 Common French Mistakes) https://www.frenchlearner.com/verb-conjugations/sortir/ Present tense (présent) je sors — I go out tu sors — you

😴 Feeling sleepy in French? Here’s a super common expression you’ll hear every day: avoir sommeil. It means to feel sleepy — and it’s an avoir expression, so you say "j’ai sommeil" (not je suis sommeil 😉). You’ll hear it at night, after a bad sleep, or anytime someone needs a nap! 👉 Learn avoir sommeil with pronunciation, clear examples, and native audio: https://www.frenchlearner.com/french-word-of-the-day/avoir-sommeil/ 📘 Want daily French lessons my free PDF "20 Common French Mistakes"? h

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