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2026 Lycéens’ Protest
– I’ve seen someone on the social media who has supported the lycéens in France. She said: “Bravo la jeunesse!” How can she do that? They loot, they are violent. Those middle-class people loose all their stocks in their shops! The streets are damaged. That’s a disaster! Some young people even send back grenades! No…
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My children are bilingual
When my children were little, they were completely immersed in French. Knowing that before the age of 6, a child’s brain is like a Rolls-Royce when it comes to language learning, I I started introducing them to nursery rhymes, then cartoons, and later video games in English — all in moderation, appropriate for their age.…
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Slakers
The French are supposedly welfare recipients who don’t work, who wait for everything to come from the state, who have privileges and receive public money or free services (such as school lunches) without giving anything in return or showing any gratitude. They would only work 35 hours a week, when they have a job. Having…
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Saving the language
Language is above all a means of communication. “People need other people to live. So that we can exchange and support each other, we communicate with each other. Communication in the broadest sense takes many forms: we exchange information, share feelings, show affection and sometimes create situations of conflict. We use communication to develop our…
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Go, Go, Go!
Thank you for opening the town halls for complaints, more than a step before opening them for the referendums. Operation “open town halls” on Saturday, December the 8th: “In this troubled period, mayors can connect citizens and the State”: https://www.francetvinfo.fr/economie/transports/gilets-jaunes/operation-mairies-ouvertes-samedi-dans-cette-periode-trouble-les-maires-peuvent-relier-les-citoyens-et-letat_3087821.html Kneeling protester: A new symbol of the YellowVests? | RT: https://www.rt.com/news/445965-protesters-kneel-police-students Les GiletsJaunes se mettent à…
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L’aile ou la cuisse
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The best way to learn everyday French every day
Don’t think, don’t try to understand, Just watch. Un gars une fille – one episode a day (6 min): https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=un+gars+une+fille Imdb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0217224/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm Watch Arte with French subtitles: https://www.arte.tv/fr Listen to the radio – Radio France: https://www.radiofrance.fr/ Apprendre le français avec TV5 Monde – videos followed by a few questions – ideal to learn how to pick up…
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Empanada franco-gallega
