5 steps to the figure & fluency of a French woman: yoga in French – Part Three
For the third installment of Yoga in French, we’ll take a look at the Salutation au Soleil. The salute to the sun is a very common yoga sequence.
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07, 2013
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06, 2013
3 steps to the figure & fluency of a French woman: yoga in French – Part Two
Many people think that stretching is the most important part of yoga, but breathing is actually the most essential part of yoga practice.
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05, 2013
5 steps to the figure & fluency of a French woman: yoga in French – Part One
What might happen if you wandered into a French yoga class? Let's find out - on y va!
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08, 2012
Bastille Day – A French moustache misadventure
For Bastille Day this year, I had nothing even vaguely French-y to wear. So instead I took a deep breath, drew a silly little French moustache above my lip and bravely left my house.
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07, 2012
Twisting your tongue – French virelangues
Tongue twisters are a fun and amazing way to practice French pronunciation, even if you feel a little silly!
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06, 2012
Studying French in Martinique
In the winter of 2004, I studied abroad in Martinique. To say it was a dream come true would be an understatement. I can barely begin to describe such a wonderful trip!
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05, 2012
French memories: A Very Muzzy Childhood
It is funny to think that a single, oft-repeated ad had such a strangely grand impact on my life. To this day, when I hear someone count to three in French, my brain immediately rushes to complete the rest of the Muzzy commercial.
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04, 2012
Julie, Julia and joie de vivre
The notion of finally feeling French hit me with such force that I stopped in my tracks for a moment and just smiled to myself. The passing Frenchmen must have thought me quite odd, I reckon!
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03, 2012
Rébus: Jeux de mots
A rebus (rébus) is a type of visual word puzzle, originating in France in the 1600s. Rebus puzzles have been very popular throughout the years in publications such as Christmas Annuals, newspapers, magazines and even on cereal boxes.
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12, 2011
Making Languages Fun!
The goal of LCF is to teach language through having fun. Through the magic of games, songs, worksheets, art projects, and role-playing, children discover just how much fun learning a language can be. The atmosphere is relaxed & lesson plans are absolutely magnificent- well thought out, easy to execute, comprehensive, and a delight for both the teacher and the children.
