de nos jours
When talking about things happening now or comparing the present to the past, the French phrase "de nos jours" is incredibly useful. It's similar to saying "nowadays" or "these days" in English.
For example, you could say, "De nos jours, beaucoup de gens travaillent à distance" (Nowadays, many people work remotely). This phrase helps you express current trends or situations.
You'll often hear it in discussions about societal changes, technology, or modern lifestyles. Mastering this phrase will definitely make your French sound more natural and current!
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à distance
A2Remotely, from a distance; not in person or on site.
à durée déterminée
B1For a fixed or definite period; fixed-term.
à durée indéterminée
B1For an indefinite period; permanent (e.g., contract).
à la fin
A2At the end, at the conclusion of something.
à la journée
B1Daily, by the day.
à la semaine
B1Weekly, by the week.
à l'année
B1Annually, by the year.
à l'attention de
B1Directed to; for the attention of.
à l'avance
A2In advance; beforehand.
à l'issue de
A2At the end of, following; upon the conclusion of.
