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Cours De Français is a modern and dynamic institute for French courses in Amsterdam. We are specialized in the field of French language courses and training for both the business market and individuals. Cours De Français works exclusively with professional language trainers, a team of native speakers
Cours de Français is the language institute for French courses
CDF is a modern and dynamic institute for French courses in Amsterdam. We are specialized in the field of French language courses and training for both the business market and individuals. CDF works exclusively with professional language trainers, a team of native speakers, all experts in their field. Whether you work in sales and marketing, legal services, financial services or logistics and transport, we offer you efficient tailor-made French language courses.
Business French course
Do you have a busy schedule, but would you still like to take a business French course? Then our tailor-made business French courses offer an excellent solution for you.
Courses for individuals
You may have thought about taking a French course. Or you want to know more about the cultural life of contemporary France. Then you have come to the right place at the institute for French courses in Amsterdam.
Culture training doing business in France
To be able to communicate successfully and do business with the French, it is useful to know more about business communication, traditions and etiquette in this country
French course via Zoom
If you do not have the opportunity to follow a face-to-face course, but would like to learn French, our business French course via Zoom is the ideal solution for you.
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French personal pronouns
Je, tu, il, nous, vous, ils… You know those words. But when a personal pronoun is used as a direct object, or indirect object, the matter changes. Here you can read when to use which word. In Dutch you probably do it right automatically, and you don't have to parse a...
Adverb or adjective?
In Dutch you don't hear the difference between an adverb and an adjective. In French it does matter. But that's no reason to get gray hairs. An adjective is an adjectif, an adverb is an adverbe. The difference is grammatical, and once you figure that out, you can work...
Too expensive
In French you have several ways to indicate that something is too expensive. Useful to know when shopping! Ça vaut la peau des fesses.> That costs an arm. Ça coûte un bras.> That's worth the skin of the buttocks. C'est pas donné.> That is not given. You hear...
