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As a passionate French language enthusiast, I bring a wealth of teaching experience from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and the Alliance Française. With a Montessori background, I prioritize practical learning. Join me at FrenchtasticPeople.com, where we'll embark on an engaging language journey together.
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This section focuses on teaching you how to tell time in French. Additionally, we will delve into learning the days of the week and the months of the year.
We all recognize that time is an integral part of our lives. Everything we do, from its beginning to its end, occurs within the continuous flow of time. (Hmm, “the flux of time,” I like that).
Arranging meetings, creating schedules, celebrating birthdays, and marking anniversaries all rely on our ability to divide time into hours, minutes, seconds, days, months, years, and more.
As learners of French, understanding time and related seasonal expressions becomes even more crucial for you. It enhances your overall language proficiency and facilitates effective communication.
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LESSONS INSIDE (20) → [95 CARDS]
Asking the time ◆ Answering with [il est…(+ heure)] / (it is…+ time) ◆ AM vs PM ◆ Official time (or military time) ◆ Civilian time ◆ Saying “O’clock” times (- -:00) in civilian time ◆ Expressing 12:00 in 4 different ways ◆ Saying “O’clock” times (–:00) in official/military time ◆ Giving the time in between hours ◆ “a quarter past…/ “half past…” / “a quarter to…” ◆ Pronunciation variations for some hours ◆ Common time expressions in French ◆ The seven days of the week ◆ Types of days ◆ Asking about the day and date ◆ Telling the day and date in French ◆ The (official) winter months ◆ The (official) spring months ◆ The (official) summer months ◆ The (official) fall/autumn months
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
This section deals with how to tell time in French. In it, we also focus on the days of the week as well as months of the year.
We are all aware that time permeates everything we do. In other words, everything we do starts, evolves and dies within the flux of time. (Hmm, “the flux of time”, I like that).
Setting up meetings oro timetables, holding birthday parties and commemorating anniversaries would not be possible without the humans’ ability to break up time into hours, minutes, seconds, days, months, years, and so on.
This makes the study of time and other seasonal expressions all the more important for you, learners of French.
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First and foremost, we are not in search of an “ideal” or “perfect” French learner. Our training platform is built upon the principles of perseverance and hard work. However, to increase your chances of success here, it is beneficial if you possess some of the following qualities:
If you’re seeking ways to improve your French pronunciation skills online, we offer a wide range of resources to assist you:
Our platform provides sound clips or videos for almost every written French word, allowing you to listen to and observe the authentic pronunciation of French sounds. Furthermore, we offer comprehensive lessons on the French Alphabet and Phonetics, which encompass different sound combinations found in the French language.
If you need assistance, you can send your questions anytime through the training lab forum, where I will address your concerns promptly. For other inquiries regarding billing, technical issues, or any other matters, feel free to reach out to me directly at “herman [-at-] frenchtasticpeople.com” (Make sure to ormat the address as needed).
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As a passionate French language enthusiast, I bring a wealth of teaching experience from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and the Alliance Française. With a Montessori background, I prioritize practical learning. Join me at FrenchtasticPeople.com, where we'll embark on an engaging language journey together.