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Saturday, 2 November 2013

French Penpals Online - Any good?




Salut :)

Sorry for not posting for a while, I've been so caught up with work, college and planning my holiday!


 This post is more of a request more than anything... I have had a few penpals over the years but I haven't really found it to be much use language wise...I don't know, maybe this is just with my experience.

So, has anyone had a good penpal experience? What sites would you recommend?


À tous!

French Music



Salut

J'espère que tout va bien chez vous! :) 

I have started having a love for french music, and I think it's another great way of learning french. With youtube and lyric sites you can follow the words in the song, learning pronunciation at the same time! Also, if I don't understand anything I check out the meaning which means I am learning new vocab at the same time! 

 I have posted a few songs below which I like, along with the lyrics so you can follow!











I hope this helps you a little! 
J'espère que cela t'aide un peu. 


À tous!

Saturday, 12 October 2013

Mes vacances en France

Salut!

I just wanted to post a few pictures from my recent trip to france in the summer! We drove to and stayed in Bordeaux and got to vist many lovely places. Having never driven to France before, always opting for travel by plan, it gave us the chance to vist many parts of france we would never have visited if we hadn't driven. Although tiring, I would opt for this again just for this experience. Anyway, here are a few pictures of France that I took whilst we were there - enjoy! :) 🇫🇷


Looking back at these photos makes me want to go back again soon! Ah, c'est la vie! 



À tous! 🇫🇷

Bonjour à tous!



Salut! Welcome to my blog! :)

I am a self confessed francophile in the process of learning french one again. My dream is to one day move to France, with this blog I will show my journey through this, giving any tips, help and advice that I may come across.

If anyone has any tips themselves, please feel free to share :)

À tous!