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Learn French: Le Grand Stratagème

Learn French Through Theatre Part 2 Le Grand Stratagème Doe Yeop Kim, Ji Hoon Kim, Min Ji Kim, Basil     Personnages : Igor : fils d’Irina. Irina : mère d’Igor. Natacha : sœur d’Igor. Katarina : femme d’Igor. La scène se passe dans le village de Tepe en Slovénie.   ACTE I Dans une chambre d’hôtel de Tepe. Scène […]

Learn French: Le Secret

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Learn French Through Theatre Learning French at French in Normandy involves many different kinds of activities to help improve your overall French skills. In Nathalie’s B1 class, students recently had to write and read a piece of theatre. We’re proud to share with you the first of two scripts, written by French in Normandy students. The […]

Erasmus Programme for Teachers at French in Normandy

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The Erasmus programme for teachers aims to help school teachers across Europe, providing them with an opportunity to increase their language level, take a look at some examples of « Best teaching practices » and innovative approaches to classroom management so as to enhance their professional skills. The programme is designed for teachers of all levels […]

Introducing Olivier Massé: Director of Studies

French in Normandy now has not one but two Directors of Studies: Landry Noël remains in charge of academic administration and examinations for students and staff while Olivier Massé, who joined us from June 1st is responsible for our teaching team, our teacher training programme for in-service teachers, internal training and product development. Olivier spent […]

Learn French #8: Conjugate irregular French verbs

Irregular French verbs follow no specific conjugation rules, so you must memorize each one. Use the following chart as a reference for the most common irregular verbs in French. Watch the video below to understand more about these unusual verbs!

Learn French #5: How to Conjugate Regular Verbs in French

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There are 3 kinds of regular verbs in French: -ER, -IR, -RE. Once you’ve learned the rules of conjugation for each of theses three kinds of verbs, you should be able to conjugate regular verbs in each of those categories with ease. Use the illustration below as a guide!    

Learn French #4: French Expression faire la grasse matinée

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D’où vient l’expression “faire la grasse matinée” ? What is the meaning of the French expression faire la grasse matinée? Look at the illustration below and watch the video to understand more about where this expression comes from and how it is used in French.     Cyril Hanouna [PDLP] – D’où vient l’expression… par Europe1fr

Learn French #3: Funny French Expression “Oh La Vache!”

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Oh la vache! This is one of our favourite French expressions which you can see illustrated below. Which funny French expression is your favourite? “C’est la fin des haricots”? “Casser les oreilles”? “Avoir le cafard”? Let us know in the comments!  

Learn French #2: Coup de Foudre

Learn French with this short lesson about love at first sight. Have you ever had a coup de foudre? Leave a comment below using the phrase. Watch the funny sketch below about le coup de foudre.