‘Although’ in French: ‘Quoi que’ vs ‘Bien que’

How do you say ‘although’ in French? ‘Quoi que’? ‘Quoique’? ‘Bien que’?! Find out for sure, with this French vocab lesson...
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Are you wondering how to say ‘although’ in French? You’re not alone! With so many synonyms — and so many words that are almost correct — this is a difficult part of French vocabulary for students to master!
Watch the free French lesson to learn how to say ‘although’ in French, understand what similar words actually mean (like ‘bien que’ and ‘malgré’), and discover some other common synonyms you can use instead.
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