Asking Questions in French The number one objective of everyone learning at The French Room is to be able to have a conversation in French. Questions are the oil that starts a conversation and keeps it going. The second thing that nearly everyone who learns me tells me […]
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Here’s the story behind why I started The French Study and how it can accelerate the learning and fun you get from the French language.
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French vocabulary learning can be tricky. How do you go about learning a new word and then how do you remember it?
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I’m Ellie Louis the owner of The French Room. I started this language school in 2015 and teach all the classes at The French Room. I recently launched The French Study which is an online distance course for those who want support studying at home.
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Impossible n’est pas français! So said Napoléon! In a phrase that is still in use today. It conveys a feeling that all obstacles can be overcome and the battle can be won against all the odds. Impossible n’est pas français was even the slogan for Eric Zemmour […]
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How to pronounce IN/EN sounds in French? They are different sounds with a different mouth position. These sounds are known as nasal vowels because you push air through your nose when you pronounce them!
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How do I get people to speak to me in French? It’s not about your language skills I think we’ve all been there: ordering something in a café in France, in your best French, and getting an answer in English. You know how it goes. You’ve been practicing French for […]
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You can improve your French speaking by paying attention to the rhythm in the French language. It will also help your understanding and French speakers won’t seem so quick!
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Podcast conversations with people learning with the French Room.
Why do we love France? Why are we learning the language? What’s the story behind the French Connection?
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How long should I study French a day? Picture this, you are sitting outside a café in a beautiful part of France, the buzz of the chatter has a different musical tone to it and even from a distance the conversations sound distinctly French. You tune in to an exchange […]
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