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Say the names of countries in French / Les noms de pays

French Song: Je ne sais pas le jour ou je verrai mon Roi

Listen to some more songs/hymns in French: A Dieu Soit La Gloire! Oh quel bonheur de le connaitre!

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French for London Olympics

A Beginner's Audio Guide to French

French Hymn: Le Cri de mon ame...

Make sentences with Chez, Voici, and Voila

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Chez; Voici; Voilà

Chez (au domicile de – at somebody’s place – home, at home, at someone’s house, at the home of) is a preposition. It is used to indicate a place or professions. It means (au magasin, cabinet de) Chez is used to mean (dans la famille de, dans le pays, la region de, le groupe, parmi - among, dans la personalité, dans l’œuvre de – in)

Examples / Exemples:

Bienvenue chez moi – Welcome to my home

Bienvenue chez nous – Welcome to our home

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Voici – Here is, this is. C’est une préposition. Example: Voici mes parents – Here are my parents. Use voici to make a presentation or to present somebody or something.

Example: Voici la clé de la voiture. Tu conduis maintenant – Here is the key to the car. You drive now.

Voici ma fille – Here is my daughter / She is my daughter.

Voilà – That’s why, that is why, there’s why (adv.)

Voilà – There is, there are

Example: Voilà deux mois que je travaille ici – I have been here for two months.

Voilà ma mère – Here comes my mother

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Voici une nouvelle leçon / Here is a new lesson: Deux Videos pour une lecon, Two videos for a lesson

Chez; Voici; Voilà

Chez (au domicile de – at somebody’s place – home, at home, at someone’s house, at the home of) is a preposition. It is used to indicate a place or professions. It means (au magasin, cabinet de) Chez is used to mean (dans la famille de, dans le pays, la region de, le groupe, parmi - among, dans la personalité, dans l’œuvre de – in)

Examples / Exemples:

Bienvenue chez moi – Welcome to my home

Bienvenue chez nous – Welcome to our home

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Voici – Here is, this is. C’est une préposition. Example: Voici mes parents – Here are my parents. Use voici to make a presentation or to present somebody or something.

Example: Voici la clé de la voiture. Tu conduis maintenant – Here is the key to the car. You drive now.

Voici ma fille – Here is my daughter / She is my daughter.

Voilà – That’s why, that is why, there’s why (adv.)

Voilà – There is, there are

Example: Voilà deux mois que je travaille ici – I have been here for two months.

Voilà ma mère – Here comes my mother

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Quel sport faites-vous?

Notes: The verb (Faire, to do or to make) can be used to answer this question: Quel sport faites-vous?

Je fais – du baseball, du football, du golf, du tennis, du soccer, du hockey, du hockey sur gazon, du ballon-balai (broomball), du basketball, du judo, du karate, du ski alpin (alpine skiing), du ski de randonnée ou du ski de fond (cross-country skiing), du canotage (canoeing), du patinage (skating), du cyclisme (cycling), du squash (racquetball), du jogging Je fais – de la natation (swimming), de la boxe, de la lute, de la plongée sous-marine, de la voile, de la plance à voile (windsurfing), de la gymnastique, de la course à pied (running), de l’équitation (horseback riding), de l’alpinisme (mountaineering).

French for the London Olympic Games (London Olympics) – Le Français pour les Jeux Olympiques de Londres

Vocabulaire Important – Important Vocabulary:

Les jeux olympiques de Londres de 2012 – 2012 London Olympics

La cérémonie d’ouverture – The opening ceremony

La cérémonie de cloture – The closing ceremony

Les jeux de Londres – the London games

L’arrivée de la flamme olympique – the arrival of the olympic torch

Le relais de la flamme olympique – the Olympic torch relay

Le stade olympique – the olympic stadium

Un (une) athlète – An athlete, an Olympian, a runner

Une course – a race

Une épreuve – an event

L’épreuve de… - The …event. Exemple: L’épreuve de kayak – the canoeing event p>Emporter la médaille d’or – to win the gold medalEmporter la médaille d’argent – To win the silver medal

Emporter la médaille de bronze – to win the bronze medal

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Speaking French is Always Cool

When was it seen as a bad thing to speak another foreign language? When was speaking French seen as non cool? Any ad that is promoting the dumbing down of America is not cool.

In an attack ad released by the New Gingrich's campaign, millionaire businessman and former Chief Executive of the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City and presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is criticized by fellow Republican Newt Gingrich for being able to read and speak French fluently.

The backers of these ad attacks seem to have forgotten that Newt Gingrich has a doctorate in European History. Back in 1971, he submitted a dissertation, Belgian Education Policy in the Congo 1945-1960. The dissertation had a lot of French sources in its bibliography. How can those who prepared the ad miss such an important fact? Even Newt must have known some French to be able to conduct all his research for his dissertation. Otherwise, how else would he have made reference to all these French sources?

Speaking another language should be applauded by whoever has the means and intelligence to acquire it. Mitt Romney learned French when he was a Mormon missionary in Paris and Bordeaux in the 1960s. In business and in culture, the language has served Mitt Romney well. Releasing such a video attack ad will not encourage American students to learn a foreign language.

The ad attackers are linking Sen. John Kerry who speaks French fluently and lost to George Bush to Mitt Romney's French Connection. The message they are conveying is that French-speaking Romney will lose to President Obama just like Kerry lost to George Bush.

Let's not mingle politics with culture and intelligence. There is no reason to criticize somebody for knowing French. The attack ad may not sit well with the reality of the country. Most Americans like French. They would like to learn and speak French. French may be one of the languages that most of them would like to learn if they could.

Do not pay attention to the attack ad video that comes to discourage you and keep you away from meeting your linguistic goals. Speaking French is cool. Students should learn the language.

Multilingual Phrasebook+: Lisez en 4 Langues; Li nan 4 Lang; Lean en 4 Idiomas; Read in 4 languages

"The Top Multilingual Haitian Creole Phrasebook+: Read Free and Learn 4 Languages in One" is a new ebook that provides language lessons and reading exercises in four major languages: French, Spanish, English, and Haitian Creole.

Click This link or Box to Start the Audio / Cliquez ici pour l'audio/Hagan Click Aqui

Koute isit / Ecoutez ici / Escuchen aqui / Listen here

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"The Top Multilingual Phrasebook+: Read Free and Learn 4 Languages in One".... ""Fraz Kreyòl, Fransè, Anglè, ak Panyòl Gratis – Des Phrases de Créole, de Français, d’Espagnol, et d’Anglais Gratuites - Frases de Kreyòl, Francés, Español, e Inglés Gratis – Free Creole, French, Spanish, and English Phrases" is the ebook you have been waiting for.

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Direct Download of New French Lessons: Names of Countries, Nationalities, Professions, Irregular Verbs Etre, Savoir, Connaitre etc

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Et Voilà La Baguette Vending Machine: Baguette Prête-à-manger: Hot Baguette-to-go or La Boulangerie de Demain (Tomorrow’s Bakery)

Et Voilà La Baguette Vending Machine: Baguette Prête-à-manger: Hot Baguette-to-go or La Boulangerie de Demain (Tomorrow’s Bakery)
Is this just a fad? Or is the Baguette Vending Machine the beginning sign of a changing way of life for most French? Please stop questioning. It is time to go with the times! Pourquoi tout ce changement? On se demande.
Is this the case of cultural trespassing? Is this the case of American McDonald’s playing a few tricks on the sacred cow or sacred ground of French bakery?
Well, read on to find out more about the invention of this French baker who got tired of people making late-night forage to his bakery only to find there no fresh baguette ready to be purchased. Shoppers were coming to shop at all times at his bakery below his apartment. Necessity being the cause of most inventions, he had been working on this personal project for a number of years. It was not without facing some early failures, but he would not give up. He was determined to bring fresh, warm baguettes to his customers at any time of the day and night.
The French baker’s name is Jean-Louise Hetcht. Mr. Hetcht did not get discouraged by the laughter and name-calling by some of his famous friend or competitor chefs. He knew a few things well. During the months of July and August or vacation time, most French bakeries are closed. They close down for vacation time which is highly looked forward to by everybody. After a certain time, one can not find fresh baguettes from any good bakeries. So he wanted to have a machine that would solve these two problems: installing a 24-hour automated, fresh baguette dispenser that would please his customers all the time.
The idea appears simple but it is loaded with technology. The machine would be loaded with pre-cooked bread. Once a customer has made his/her selection, it would spit out warm and ready-to-eat baguette.
Et voilà! Baguettes en main, de nouveaux clients qui partent heureux comme jamais!

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