French the natural way: 3 fun ways to keep getting French during Christmas

Coucou les French learners,

Embracing the holiday season while keeping up with French is both festive and rewarding. Incorporating French activities infuses the spirit of the season with linguistic growth.

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Senior Stage – Vidéo 3 – François Ier / Les adjectifs

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French the natural way: When does grammar play a role?

Coucou les French learners,

The other day, Richard asked an interesting grammar question:

Je voudrais savoir s’il vous plaît, the difference between the preposition “de” and the partitive articles, “du/de la” in the following examples of this story. (Je déteste la grammaire,

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Senior Stage – Vidéo 1 – Gargantua / Les noms et les déterminants

Dans cette session, nous allons lire un texte écrit en 1535, par François Rabelais et qui s’intitule « Gargantua ». Ce texte est tiré et adapté du roman du même nom « Gargantua ».

Le géant Gargantua aimait beaucoup voyager. Il parcourait souvent le pays, monté sur son énorme jument.

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Comment acquérir le Français naturellement ? Qui est Docteur Stephen Krashen ?

Aujourd’hui, je vais parler d’une autre personne qui a eu beaucoup d’influence sur la façon dont j’enseigne le français. Après avoir parlé des travaux et de la méthode développée par le Docteur Beniko Mason, je vais parler du Docteur Stephen Krashen.

Les travaux et les recherches du Docteur Krashen et du Docteur Mason ont montré qu’il y a six conditions pour acquérir une langue.

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