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Welcome in my new blog!
I've been a blogger for ages but this is my very first blog in English :)
Bonjour, mes amis! Today, I want to share a fascinating insight into how our accents reflect cultural traits. The French accent and our vowel sounds embody our straightforwardness—direct and clear. Each vowel sound in French is distinct and strong, reflecting our way of getting straight to the point. On the other hand, English vowels, especially diphthongs, reflect a tendency towards graciousness and nuance. Diphthongs are combinations of two vowel sounds in one syllable, blending together to create a more complex, flowing sound. This reflects a less straightforward approach, one that embraces subtlety and indirectness. So, when you hear the clean, crisp vowels of French, think of it as a reflection of our cultural clarity and straightforward nature. And when you hear the nuanced diphthongs of English, see it as a mirror of a more nuanced communication style. This is my humble opinion, but I wanted to share it with you. Had you ever thought of this before? Would...
What if we learned how to talk about household chores in French with Rapunzel? ' Raiponce in French. In this well- known video your children or students are familiar with, it will be easy and fun to compare the song lyrics in both languages.
Welcome to my French language blog. Here is a list of the 100 most commonly used words in French, along with a simple sentence for each word. Don't forget to like my videos and subscribe to my YouTube Channel. I also offer French language courses for kids, teens and adults on french.lessons4kids.net 1. le - Le chat dort. (The cat is sleeping.) 2. de - Il vient de partir. (He just left.) 3. un - J'ai un livre. (I have a book.) 4. être - Il veut être médecin. (He wants to be a doctor.) 5. et - Marie et Paul sont amis. (Marie and Paul are friends.) 6. à - Je vais à l'école. (I go to school.) 7. en - Elle est en France. (She is in France.) 8. avoir - J'ai une voiture. (I have a car.) 9. que - Je sais que tu viens. (I know that you are coming.) 10. pour - C'est pour toi. (It's for you.) 11. dans - Il est dans la maison. (He is in the house.) 12. ce - Ce livre est intéressant. (This book is interesting.) 13. il - Il est gentil. (He is kind.) 14. qui ...
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