All About The French Onion including the idiom Mêle-toi de tes oignons

Bonjour mes chers étudiants de français,

La semaine dernière, il a fait beau ici en Bretagne. Je suis allée nager plusieurs fois puisque j'ai la chance d'habiter tout à côté de "la belle bleue". Malheureusement, jeudi dernier, j'ai fait une mauvaise rencontre : des méduses ! Elle n'étaient pas très dangereuses, mais elles m'ont quand même piquée fort. Aïe, ça fait mal. Et chez vous, est-ce qu'il y a des méduses ?

J'ai raconté toute l'histoire sur Facebook, avec des photos - rejoignez moi sur mes réseaux sociaux pour de courtes histoires bilingues, des conseils culturels et linguistiques, des mini-leçons et plus.
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Voici les articles que j'ai écrits récemment pour French.About.com. 

Bon courage avec vos études de français,
Camille Chevalier Karfis
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Hello my dear French students,

Last week, the weather was beautiful here in Brittany. I went swimming several times since I am lucky to live really close to "the beautiful blue one" (the sea). Unfortunately, last Thursday, I had a bad encounter: jellyfish. They were not very dangerous, but still they stung me strongly. Outch, it hurts. Are there jellyfish where you live?

I told the whole story on Facebook, with pictures - meet me on my social networks for short bilingual stories, cultural and language tips, mini lessons and more.
https://www.facebook.com/frenchtoday
https://twitter.com/frenchtoday
https://www.pinterest.com/frenchtoday/

Here are the articles I recently wrote for French.About.com.

Good luck with your French studies,
Camille Chevalier Karfis

Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here Follow Us All About The French Onion including the idiom Mêle-toi de tes oignons Bonjour mes chers étudiants de français, La semaine dernière, il a fait beau ici en Bretagne. Je suis allée nager plusieurs fois puisque j'ai la chance d'habiter tout à côté de "la belle bleue". Malheureusement, jeudi dernier, j'ai fait une mauvaise rencontre : des méduses ! Elle n'étaient pas très dangereuses, mais elles m'ont quand même piquée fort. Aïe, ça fait mal. Et chez vous, est-ce qu'il y a des méduses ? J'ai raconté toute l'histoire sur Facebook, avec des photos - rejoignez moi sur mes réseaux sociaux pour de courtes histoires bilingues, des conseils culturels et linguistiques, des mini-leçons et plus. https://www.facebook.com/frenchtoday https://twitter.com/frenchtoday https://www.pinterest.com/frenchtoday/ Voici les articles que j'ai écrits récemment pour French.About.com.  Bon courage avec vos études de français, Camille Chevalier Karfis -------------- Hello my dear French students, Last week, the weather was beautiful here in Brittany. I went swimming several times since I am lucky to live really close to "the beautiful blue one" (the sea). Unfortunately, last Thursday, I had a bad encounter: jellyfish. They were not very dangerous, but still they stung me strongly. Outch, it hurts. Are there jellyfish where you live? I told the whole story on Facebook, with pictures - meet me on my social networks for short bilingual stories, cultural and language tips, mini lessons and more. https://www.facebook.com/frenchtoday https://twitter.com/frenchtoday https://www.pinterest.com/frenchtoday/ Here are the articles I recently wrote for French.About.com. Good luck with your French studies, Camille Chevalier Karfis Camille Chevalier-Karfis French Language Expert All About The French Onion including the idiom Mêle-toi de tes oignons   My husband says that it you want to give anything a French twist, cook it with wine, butter and shallots. So let's talk about the French onions. READ NOW How To Say For Example in French - Par Exemple + Synonyms   "Par exemple" is a very common French expression, meaning "for example". Watch out, it takes an E, not an A in French. READ NOW How To Say To Menstruate / Have Your Period in French   Let's talk about a subject French books don't cover - menstruation. Learn the Related Vocabulary, and expressions about "les règles". READ NOW Let's Talk About The French Weekend   The English word "le weekend" is much more used in France than its official equivalent "la fin de semaine". Traditionally, businesses close on Sunday READ NOW Featured Articles • These 10 Common Foods Are Radioactive • Cleopatra's Sisters are the Stars in New Novel • How to Find the y-intercept of a Parabola • How Germany’s Green Party Struggled with Pedophilia • 13 Quotes to Share with Your Dad This Father's Day • 5 Easy Ways to Incorporate Hands-On Learning Activities • Helen and Paris: Their Relationship Started the Trojan War • Scientist vs Engineer - What's the Difference? Advertisement About French Language  |  Follow Us You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the French Language newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2015 About.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.