“ Nous avons toute la vie pour nous amuser et toute la mort pour nous reposer. ” Georges Moustaki.
“We have the whole of life to have fun and the whole of death to rest.”
French people are on holiday today because it is le Jeudi de l’Ascension,
Coucou les French learners,
I have just finished reading this fascinating article by Steve Kaufmann on how learning a new language is a subconscious process. Basically, the author explains how he learned Romanian by first reading a lot about Romania in Romanian! He says: “
“The path of pleasure is the only path. The path of pain does not work in language acquisition.” Stephen Krashen.
How is the May Challenge going?One of my learners loves to read and she wants to read interesting books in French.
Coucou,
here is your weekly dose of French comprehensible and compelling input to acquire the language naturally.
My boys including my 11 years old love to hear a good story before going to bed. In fact, they need their bedtime story, it is part of the daily routine and even if they have heard the same story for the hundredth time,
Coucou,
here is your weekly dose of French comprehensible and compelling input to acquire the language naturally.
Have you ever noticed that it is much easier to remember a story you have heard or a movie you have seen than a list of words, verb forms or grammar concepts?
Coucou,
here is your weekly dose of French input because getting input is the first and only step to acquire a language naturally and effortlessly!
Not convinced? Have a read at this article in the Business Insider entitled: “How to learn a new language while making dinner,
https://goo.gl/photos/JPio26rjA9UosKXR7
As I mentioned in my previous post about story listening, I am part of an amazing group on Facebook called “CI Liftoff” where educators around the world are discussing about how to use pure comprehensible input in the language acquisition process.