You’ve learned French in school, but can you speak French in real life? 🇫🇷🗣️ From formal grammar rules to real conversational flow, French expressions hit differently when native French speakers talk at full speed. Learning French means not just vocabulary drills but tuning your ear to the rhythm, tone, and pace of authentic spoken French. You want to speak French like a local? Then you’ve got to understand native speakers in real conversations. From slang to pronunciation to casual structure

🇫🇷 How to say ‘It’s not my fault!’ in French. Speak better French now! In French, to say “It’s not my fault”: Ce n’est pas (de) ma faute. They mean the same thing, without “de” = more common in everyday French with “de” = a little more formal or emphatic Another common expression to use is Je n’y suis pour rien. (Think of it as, ‘It has nothing to do with me!’ ‘I’m not responsible for anything!’) Examples: * Ce n’est pas (de) ma faute si j’ai raté le bus ! It’s not my fault I missed the bus! *