Can YOU really start speaking French from day ONE? What do you think? Is it too good to be true? What can be accomplished in ONE class, in one or two hours? I’m always intrigued by these claims from different programs and courses about teaching a language in couple of days or that you can do …
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How to make progress with foreign languages Ciao, Bonjour, Hola, Hi, Privet, I have decided to share some thoughts on 5 things to STOP doing TODAY to make progress with foreign languages RIGHT AWAY. 5 things that stop us all, in my opinion, from achieving our language goals faster, better and in an easier way! …
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Do you think that you are too busy to start learning French? Think again! The trick is to be able to incorporate some of the learning tools in your day-to-day activities: listen to the following podcasts when you are going for a walk with your dog, doing dishes or cooking something incredible. Use this time …
Seriously??? … yep! Some of French villages have such incredibly funny names (and sometimes quite vulgar…) that it’s difficult to believe that this can be true… Have you ever heard of a place called “Ballots” (meaning “stupid” in French)? Well, this is where the annual get-together of the organization of French villages with funniest names …
French classes at Multilingual Society: 561-228-1688 / nk@multilingualsociety.org. Schedule / prices: https://multilingualsociety.org/language-classes/ Arriver is one of the most common French verbs. It’s a regular -ER verb but takes être in the compound tenses. Arriver literally means “to arrive,” but is also used in some idiomatic expressions and as an impersonal verb. Arriver usually means “to arrive”: À quelle heure vont-ils …
