Are you interested in all things English: the countries, the language, the culture? Then follow our blog to discover a new article each week: recipes, travel ideas, news, culture and more!
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Regardless of your current level of English, our magazines will increase that level through articles about English-speaking culture (history, society, economics, news, interviews, literature, etc.), but also through teaching linguistics itself (grammar, intonation, idiomatic expressions and practical conversations).
The articles are written by language specialists, each article is written for a target language level.
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The company Entrefilet, a French magazine publisher, was created in 1996 and specialises in teaching English (with the Go English line of products) and teaching French (with the Bien-dire line of products).
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Nigel Wilkins & Katherine Steele, Lexique de l’immobilier – Dictionary of Property dealing in France (French/English; English/French) A "pied à terre" in Paris, a flat on the French Riviera ? This dictionary is aimed to people who need to speak in English to negotiate, sell, draft a contract, or buy a property in France.
You love food and cooking? Discover this 125-pages long glossary focusing on food: ingredients and typical meals' names, verbs and expressions, typical phrases... All of that translated in French and English.
Nigel Wilkins & Katherine Steele, Lexique de l’immobilier – Dictionary of Property dealing in France (French/English; English/French) A "pied à terre" in Paris, a flat on the French Riviera ? This dictionary is aimed to people who need to speak in English to negotiate, sell, draft a contract, or buy a property in France.
Nigel Wilkins & Katherine Steele, Lexique de l’immobilier – Dictionary of Property dealing in France (French/English; English/French) A "pied à terre" in Paris, a flat on the French Riviera ? This dictionary is aimed to people who need to speak in English to negotiate, sell, draft a contract, or buy a property in France.
Nigel Wilkins & Katherine Steele, Lexique de l’immobilier – Dictionary of Property dealing in France (French/English; English/French) A "pied à terre" in Paris, a flat on the French Riviera ? This dictionary is aimed to people who need to speak in English to negotiate, sell, draft a contract, or buy a property in France.