First of all, I wish to thank all the people that kindly demonstrated their support to me and my family in the past few days. We are all united against terror and extremism. Like many others, I feel it is important to carry on with our lives and so here is my scheduled newsletter for the week (I am actually away traveling for the next two weeks).
Aujourd’hui, nous allons parler du français qu’on parle tous les jours en France : je ne parle pas du français des jeunes, ni de l’argot, mais du français parlé par moi, ma mère, mes amis : les Français en général.
Vous avez peut-être du mal à comprendre les Français quand ils parlent, même s’ils parlent lentement, juste pour vous ? C’est parce qu’il y a une énorme différence entre le français parlé aujourd’hui en France, et le français enseigné dans les écoles de langues, et par les méthodes de français.
Lisez mon article pour comprendre les différences entre le français parlé et le français académique - vous trouverez aussi des conseils sur comment améliorer votre français moderne.
Bon courage avec vos études de français,
Camille Chevalier Karfis
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Today, we’ll speak about the French language spoken everyday in France: I’m not talking about the young people French, nor about slang, but about the French spoken by me, my mom, my friends: French people in general.
Maybe you have trouble understanding French people when they speak, even when they speak slowly, just for you? It’s because there is a huge difference between today’s spoken French and the French language taught in language schools and French learning methods.
Read my article to understand the differences between spoken and academic French - you will also find tips on how to better your modern French language.
I post exclusive mini lessons, tips, pictures and more daily on my Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest pages - so join me there!
https://www.facebook.com/frenchtoday
https://twitter.com/frenchtoday
https://www.pinterest.com/frenchtoday/
Good luck with your French studies,
Camille Chevalier Karfis
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click here | | | | | | How to Study the Modern French Language - Book French ≠ Street French | First of all, I wish to thank all the people that kindly demonstrated their support to me and my family in the past few days. We are all united against terror and extremism. Like many others, I feel it is important to carry on with our lives and so here is my scheduled newsletter for the week (I am actually away traveling for the next two weeks).
Aujourd’hui, nous allons parler du français qu’on parle tous les jours en France : je ne parle pas du français des jeunes, ni de l’argot, mais du français parlé par moi, ma mère, mes amis : les Français en général.
Vous avez peut-être du mal à comprendre les Français quand ils parlent, même s’ils parlent lentement, juste pour vous ? C’est parce qu’il y a une énorme différence entre le français parlé aujourd’hui en France, et le français enseigné dans les écoles de langues, et par les méthodes de français.
Lisez mon article pour comprendre les différences entre le français parlé et le français académique - vous trouverez aussi des conseils sur comment améliorer votre français moderne.
Bon courage avec vos études de français,
Camille Chevalier Karfis
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Today, we’ll speak about the French language spoken everyday in France: I’m not talking about the young people French, nor about slang, but about the French spoken by me, my mom, my friends: French people in general.
Maybe you have trouble understanding French people when they speak, even when they speak slowly, just for you? It’s because there is a huge difference between today’s spoken French and the French language taught in language schools and French learning methods.
Read my article to understand the differences between spoken and academic French - you will also find tips on how to better your modern French language.
I post exclusive mini lessons, tips, pictures and more daily on my Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest pages - so join me there!
https://www.facebook.com/frenchtoday
https://twitter.com/frenchtoday
https://www.pinterest.com/frenchtoday/
Good luck with your French studies,
Camille Chevalier Karfis |  | Camille Chevalier-Karfis
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