- Go to the current month’s Rendez-Vous Tutos
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Watch one Tuto (live or replay)
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Take the word into your Cahier
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Build your own sentences
That’s it.
You are not trying to complete everything.
You are working with one word.
> Link: Go to Rendez-Vous Tutos page
You are not searching for the “right” session.
You start with the current Tuto at the top of the page.
The
calendar is there if you want to join live.
The replay is where most people begin.
Watch the current Tuto.
Take one idea.
Write it in your Cahier.
That is enough.
You are building, not collecting.
> Link: How to use Le Cahier
Rendez-Vous Tutos start your week.
From here you move into:
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your Cahier
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live classes
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the libraries
> Link:
View Live Class Schedule Each Tuto is short.
You will:
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hear the word used in different ways
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see how it moves across situations
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get ideas to take back to your Cahier
You are not trying to understand everything.
You are looking for:
→ something you can use
You watch a Tuto on prendre
You notice:
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prendre un café
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prendre une décision
You go to your Cahier and write:
Je prends un café avec elle
Je prends une décision importante
That is enough.
NB This is a simple example. You can develop it in many complex and creative ways depending on your learning level.
Use the libraries to support this work when something needs attention
> Link: How the Libraries Support Your Learning
Once you’ve started building with your word or phrase in your Cahier, you can take it further in the libraries.
If something breaks, go to the Grammar Library and fix the structure.
If something feels difficult to say, go to the Pronunciation Library and make it easier to produce.
If you want to hear how it sounds in real use, go to the Listening Library and notice it being used.
Each library has a clear job. You visit with a purpose, then come back to your Cahier and keep building.
That’s how your French starts to hold.
Go to your Cahier.
Write 2–3 sentences using the word.
That is where the learning happens.
- come back to another Tuto
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notice another use
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extend your sentences
You are building range over time.
Rendez-Vous Tutos create a shared rhythm inside The French Room.
You may notice the same language appearing again in Live Classes, where the examples begin to circulate in conversation.
Many people also return to the same Tuto several times whilst working in Le Cahier or exploring examples in the libraries.
Small regular moments like this make it much easier to stay connected to the language.
Watch the Tuto at the top of the page. Or choose one further down the list.
The most recently recorded
Rendez-Vous Tuto will always be at the bottom of the list.
That is the current word.
Older Tutos are available if you want to explore further in the Vocabulary Library.
1. Go to the
Rendez-Vous Tuto page2. Choose to view the current month's word as a "List" or "Picture Tile"
3. Click on a Rendez-Vous Tuto to start watching
NB: Tutos are named according to their content and share the same reference as the live stream
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Go to the Vocabulary Library2. Choose to view the library as a "List" or "Picture Tiles"
3. Scroll to find the word that interests you
4. Click on a Rendez-Vous Tuto to start watching
1. I explore the potential of the word in the first Tuto. For you this answers the question; "Is this word worth my attention?"
2. Next, we build up the word and explore its usage, range of meanings and quirks.
3. Finally, we see how we can extend off the base we have built to say some potentially rarer, advanced and more colloquial and interesting things.
Go to your Live French Room Calendar of Events
Find the scheduled Rendez-Vous Tuto and click Join
You enter the live stream at the scheduled time
Each Tuto lasts around 10 minutes
You can stay focused, take notes and return to the replay later.
Nothing changes
The replay is always available
You continue with the same word
You build at your own rhythm
