Beginner's Podcast August 31st, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This is review three of FRENCH ETC.‘s Beginner’s course, which you can get on free-access on the Web site. It’s called Beginner’s Podcast. Today, we are reviewing dealing with food. You might want to go back to Unit on numbers to review French numbers before. In the meantime, sit back and listen to this podcast and get the worksheet on the Web site. FRENCH ETC. Beginner’s course is also for the French traveler. In this series, you learn all the vocabulary you need to “go native” on your coming trip to France. You also review all the basics of French grammar, and culture capsules through the member worksheets. If you are not a member yet, it’s not too late. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until the end of September. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast August 11th, 2010  How many cherries are there? Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This is review two of FRENCH ETC.‘s Beginner’s course, which you can get on free-access on the Web site. It’s called Beginner’s Podcast. Today, we are reviewing numbers. You might want to go back to Unit 4 to review French numbers. In the meantime, sit back and listen to this podcast. The answers and more are in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. FRENCH ETC. Beginner’s course is also for the French traveler. In this series, you learned all the vocabulary you need to “go native” on your coming trip to France. You also reviewed all the basics of French grammar, and culture capsules through the member worksheets. If you are not a member yet, it’s not too late. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until September. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast July 31st, 2010  la salade Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This unit kicks off the review of FRENCH ETC.‘s course for the French traveler. French one course, which you can get on the Web site. It’s called Beginner’s Podcast. Today, we are reviewing Units 1, 2 and 3: the French alphabet, basic greetings and asking a French speaker to speak slower. You may want to listen to the corresponding podcasts again, before you do this review unit. In the FRENCH ETC. course for the French traveler, you’ve learned all the vocabulary you need to “go native” on your next trip to France. You’ve also reviewed all the basics of French grammar, and culture capsules through the member worksheets. If you are not a member yet, it’s not too late. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until September. Make sure you get all of them. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast July 19th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) FRENCH ETC.’s beginner’s course is over, but podcasts are still coming in. Today, we are going over a list of vocabulary on Hotel and Vacation Lodging. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until September FRENCH ETC.’s podcasts teach you today’s French, the way it’s spoken on the streets of Paris, with authentic useful expressions you can use right away so that you can understand the French and be understood by them over there. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast July 5th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This is the last lesson of the last unit of our FRENCH ETC. course for the French traveler. In this series, you’ve learned all the vocabulary you need to “go native” on your next trip to France. You’ve also reviewed all the basics of French grammar, and culture capsules through the member worksheets. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until September. Today, you get to practice talking about your occupation and small talk about the weather, and you’ll learn how to ask questions in French in different ways. This is a FRENCH ETC. course for the traveler who wants to learn the basics of French and get useful vocabulary and tips for a trip to France at the same time. FRENCH ETC.’s podcasts teach you today’s French, the way it’s spoken on the streets of Paris, with authentic useful expressions you can use right away so that you can understand the French and be understood by them over there. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast June 28th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This is the last unit of our FRENCH ETC. course for the French traveler. In this series, you’ve learned all the vocabulary you need to “go native” on your next trip to France. You’ve also reviewed all the basics of French grammar, and culture capsules through the member worksheets. If you are not a member yet, it’s not too late. The podcasts and worksheets and exercises are going to stay posted on the Web site until September. As you may know, the French love to talk about the weather. That’s their way of breaking the ice. They even translate “small talk” as ”talking about the weather.” Today, Henri and Walter meet in the hotel lobby and get to know each other. After they ask each other where they live, they ask about their families, and what they do for living. In this unit, you’ll learn how to ask basic and more advanced questions to get help you break the ice and shoot the breeze with French people. At the end of the worksheet, you can test your vocabulary with a quick crossword puzzle. This is a FRENCH ETC. course for the traveler who wants to learn the basics of French and get useful vocabulary and tips for a trip to France at the same time.
The translation and everything else is in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast June 17th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This is Unit 11, lesson 2, a follow up on Introductions – Part 1, where we learned how to chit-chat and introduce one another. Today, we will go through the grammar part of Introductions. We’ll go over how to form a negative sentence, we’ll have an overview of the conjugation of verbs in the present tense with AIMER, to like, FAIRE, to make, to do, LIBÉRER, to check out and PAYER, to pay for. At the end of the worksheet, there is an exercise to review the whole Unit 11. The translation, the full audio files and everything else is in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. FRENCH ETC.’s podcasts teach you today’s French, the way it’s spoken on the streets of Paris, with authentic useful expressions you can use right away so that you can understand the French and be understood over there. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast June 9th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) Fabienne engages in a conversation with tourists today. They introduce each other, talk about their summer plans, their families and hobbies. Can’t you wait till you do the same in France with the vocabulary you’ll learn today? The translation and other material are in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. The worksheet also features extra vocabulary on family members, more hobbies, introductions, countries, and a review on numbers. FRENCH ETC.’s podcasts teach you today’s French, the way it’s spoken on the streets of Paris, with authentic useful expressions you can use right away so that you can understand the French and be understood by over there. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast May 31st, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) This unit is a follow up of A Hotel Room – Part One. In here, you’ll learn about colors, how to say my, your, his and so on and so forth, and also what the rules are for making an adjective plural: how to say blue rooms and beautiful views. Everything you hear and all the explanations are in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. FRENCH ETC.’s podcasts teach you the latest contemporary French, the way it’s spoken on the streets of Paris, with authentic useful expressions you can use right away to understand and be understood by the French. Visit www.frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download Beginner's Podcast May 25th, 2010 Bonjour et bienvenue to FRENCH ETC. (www.frenchetc.org) Today, Fabienne is checking into a hotel. She is asking the receptionist for a room with a view on the Eiffel Tower. With her, you will learn vocabulary that make speak like the French. The culture capsule in the worksheet features a little guide of Paris 101 for those of you who have never been there. The translation and everything else is in the worksheet you can get on the Web site, as usual when you are a member. This is a FRENCH ETC. course for the French traveler who wants to converse with the French while over there and learn the basics of the language and culture at the same time. Visit us at frenchetc.org anne@frenchetc.org Podcast: Play in new window | Download | JOIN NOWJoin now to receive individual help, extra materials and worksheets, from an enthusiastic native French speaker. OUR SOCIAL NETWORKS Twitter Facebook |
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