My French lessons
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My French lessons
I posted a while back about my taking French. I was concerned about being taught by a French Canadian instead of a native of France. Well so far I give the experience an A+. The Professor is a very enthusiastic person to learn from. She has put us at ease and does not berate us for mistakes.<BR>We have a textbook, workbook, cassette tapes (to work on pronunciation), cd roms and cd's. We also have access to a language lab where there are 2 full time French tutors (one from Paris one from the country of Zaire). The language lab has tons of things to read and watch and listen to in French. I must say that this is a more fun approach. I will keep you all posted on my progress. Thank you to the ones who responded to my much earlier post.<BR>I have to admit that before I got started I felt intimidated by the entire prospect but now I feel excited and eager to learn.<BR>I have to say that the tutors are fun because one comes from France and the other from Africa so I am learning about the culture as well. I wish I had done this a long time ago. <BR>
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Well, Mattie, you should be so lucky, since you'll be exposed to four slightly different versions of French, which make our little francophone community so diverse: "metropolitan" Parisian French, Quebecois French, and with your tutor from Congo Kinshasa, Belgian and African French. Enjoy !
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Mattie, you can find a very nice accent chart here which you can print up and keep by your machine.<BR><BR>http://www.wordinfo.com/how_to/accww7.htm



