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"c'est pour ça que..." versus "c'est pourquoi..."

I've just heard the former used twice whereas I would've said the latter.  Is the latter not used or perhaps merely less dignified? 

Started by alan gould in French Grammar

1 Apr 8, 2012
Reply by George Hunt

the crêpe salée

How do you call  CRÊPE SALÉE in English meaning the opposite of Sweet crepe. Thanks

Started by Chanh Van Nguyen in French Dictionary / Vocabulary

7 Apr 8, 2012
Reply by alan gould

Il y a

I am taking a beginning french course (at a college, but it's a non-credited conversational french class) I am confused on the current less…

Started by a. palandri in French Grammar

2 Apr 8, 2012
Reply by Gustaf Drevin

Need Help!

where can I get the answers for the exercises in the book cours de langue et civilisation françaises

Started by Rajalakshmi Iyengar in French learning / teaching

0 Apr 8, 2012

Qui pouvez me corriger ces phrases?

Bonjour tout le monde,   Je connais les phrases dessous en anglais. Mais, je ne suis pas sûr qu'elles soient correctes ou non en français.…

Started by Zhongjie Fan in French Grammar

4 Apr 7, 2012
Reply by Zhongjie Fan

Rosier

What is the English translation for the flower "Rosier"  ?

Started by Yolande Bridger in French Grammar

4 Apr 6, 2012
Reply by Yolande Bridger

connaitre et savoir

These two verbs seem to create confusion among many students of French.  Is there a easier more memorable way of usage? Anne.

Started by Anne Peers in French Grammar

4 Apr 6, 2012
Reply by Zhongjie Fan

How would you say?

How would you say the pink jewel (bijou)?

Started by Michelle Larry Meyer in French Grammar

1 Apr 5, 2012
Reply by Charles D

can somebody help me translate a letter in english to french?

please help.    

Started by mel hussey in French Grammar

1 Apr 4, 2012
Reply by Katie Camacho

la tenue versus l'entretien

I saw "the upkeep/running" of the house translated as "la tenue."  To me, l'entretien has a physical connotation --  the cleaning, repairin…

Started by alan gould in French Grammar

1 Apr 1, 2012
Reply by George Hunt

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