Ma journée Next week with my French & English speaking students, we will talk about Daily Routine in our Bilingual Zoom Classes .  Wake up  Se réveiller  / Get up  Se lever       Have breakfast  Prendre son petit-déjeuner            Brush my teeth  Brosser mes dents                 Wash my face  Laver mon visage                            Get dressed  S'habiller    Go to school  Aller à l'école                         Have lunch  Déjeuner (le midi)        Play with my friends  Jouer avec mes amis   Come home  Rentrer à la maison   Do my homework  Faire mes devoirs   Have dinner  Dîner        Take a shower / take a bath  Prendre une douche / Prendre un bain    Go to bed  Se coucher / Aller au lit            Download the Daily Routine flashcards Video script: Le matin je me réveille. Ensuite je me lève. Je me lave le visage puis je m'habille. Puis, je prends mon petit-déjeuner. Après mon petit-déjeuner je me brosse les dents et je pars à l'école. Ou je reste à la mais

Sous le ciel de Paris This week, in our French class for adults , we will study this emblematic song, by Edith Piaf.  Learning a new language also means traveling to the heart of a new culture. This song will transport you to an idyllic Paris. The French language is renowned for its complexity. But we can make learning it exciting by exploring vocabulary and grammar through popular songs. During our French class, we have studied the verbs "être" (to be) and "avoir" (to have) in French . So, I have asked my students to locate these verbs in the lyrics of the song.To help them, I had previously bolded and colored all the verbs in red. We have also studied the definite and indefinite articles in French. They are essential to build sentences: Definite articles: le, la, les (the) Indefinite articles: un, une, des (a /an, some) Song lyrics Sous le ciel de Paris S' envole une chanson Hum, hum Elle est née d'aujourd'hui Dans le cœur d' un garçon Sous

 In our French cooking workshop today, we'll be talking about lemons ( citrons in French). We'll need them for our recipe of the French "Super Moelleux au Citron" (super soft lemon brownie). While our cake is baking in the oven, we'll learn how to grow a lemon tree - in French - thanks to this video. Would you believe me if I told you that all you need to grow a lemon tree is a banana ( une banane ), and lemon seeds ( des graines de citron )?  Where do lemons come from? You will get the answer in this video  Bigarade Cédrat Citron French expression "Presser quelqu'un comme un citron" This expresssion means exploiting someone to the full until they're good for nothing; squeezed dry like a lemon.  Example: Arrête de me presser comme un citron! Stop squeezing me dry like a lemon!