Emma Albright

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The tradition of attaching 'love locks' to bridges may be romantic, but a French town has decided that the practice has become too damaging to the infrastructure.

As most people will know, merci is the French word for 'thank you' - but there are many other ways to express your thanks or gratitude when speaking French.

One of the most common French expressions for describing the moment you start to nod off.

Sometimes you will take a prescription to a French pharmacy only to be told that it is 'not reimbursed' - here's a look at what this means, why it happens and what you can do about it.

From chatting about your home to describing someone's impressive physique, baraque is a French word you'll come across more often than you might expect.

When the tide retreats along France's coastline, you might see families or seafood enthusiasts head into the rocks and shoreline with buckets, nets, and rakes in search of different treasures.

From hiking a trail in a stroller to discovering the comforts of glamping and moving on to a camping car, this week's La Belle Vie looks back at different memories of summers spent camping.

This French expression may sound technical at first, but it's actually a common idiom used in a wide range of everyday situations.

Wildfires are frightening enough without the added challenge of trying to understand emergency information in another language. Whether you're following evacuation orders, listening to local radio or reading official updates, here's the essential French vocabulary to help you stay informed.