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Lesson Introduction
What time is too early for a champagne cocktail or a martini (dry, up, two olives)? Well, you're not going to learn that from today's podcast since it's a matter of personal choice. But you will learn how to talk about time in French and even how to invite someone to have a drink with you .
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khobaib says
May 21, 2008
nice lesson
mmilley says
May 22, 2008
Do you have any conversation that is more appropriate for a 14 year old?
fudawei says
May 22, 2008
@mmilley
The entire dialogue boils down to:
"Do you want a drink?"
"No"
What the heck is inappropriate?
anna8 says
May 22, 2008
Je suis d'accord, fudawei. Moi, je pense qu'il n'y a rien de mal ici. (Mais bien sûr, je vois la vie en rose!!!)
hayleybabe says
May 22, 2008
Do you have intermediate dialog?
Thanks,
Hayleybabe
billkaulitzlover says
May 22, 2008
Why is this lesson not showing up on the latest lessons?
I found out there was a new lesson because i saw the latest comments on the right side and saw the title of the lesson.
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And i agree with fudawei and anna8 that there is nothing inappropiate in this lesson.
christof says
May 22, 2008
Hi Hayleybabe,
Our first Intermediate lesson will be available very soon ... be patient :-) .
Salut Eruworld,
Some users had an accidental invitation to a sneak preview of this lesson, it explains the early comments …
lindi says
May 26, 2008
Erica ,
I am a beginner in French. However your lessons are so sweet . It is a good chance to practice listening, through your web . I am glad to discover it.
Thank you to you and your generous team for this gift.
Sincerely,
Lindi
ericat says
May 27, 2008
Bonjour lindi!
Merci for your nice comments :) And I wish you success in your French learning endeavors. Be sure to ask us if you have any questions or troubles.
Bonne chance!
billkaulitzlover says
June 2, 2008
For some reason i usually forget the meaning of tôt.
Let me practice here ^^:
Il est trop tôt.
chardie7 says
June 22, 2009
Good Lesson! I'm so happy to be learning french.
Sincerely,
Richie
marion33 says
June 22, 2009
Hi Chardie7,
Thanks for your comment! Good luck with your french studies!
snkhan5 says
July 12, 2009
Wounderfull,
Amezing,
Excellent,
Fantastic,
Enjoyable and every nice word that could ever be express your quality and stander.
snkhan5
marion33 says
July 12, 2009
Fabuleux, extraordinaire, excellent, fantastique, merci pour tous ces compliments Snkhan5, cela nous fait très plaisir !
maryhuffstuff103 says
August 29, 2009
Merci pour ce lecon. J'apprecie qu'il y a les expressions familiaires que je ne connais pas.
Encore, merci!
amaurylibeer says
August 30, 2009
Merci beaucoup pour ce commentaire maryhuffstuff103, que je vais reprendre :
Merci pour cette lecon. J'apprécie qu'il y ait des expressions familiaires que je ne connais pas.
Le verb 'apprécier' demande le subjonctif. (The verb 'appécier' requires the subjunctive)
maryhuffstuff103 says
August 31, 2009
Amaury... thank you for making corrections on my comment. I learned something new today! What a great feature of this language program. I look forward to gradually improving my French language skills with FrenchPod.
Again,thank you!
amaurylibeer says
August 31, 2009
De rien maryhuffstuff103!
And good luck with your French studies.
samiziko says
December 17, 2009
Il est trop tôt. It's too early
What about too late???
We need more examples about Trop.
Merci
amaurylibeer says
December 21, 2009
Salut sami,
So, "it's too late" is "il est trop tard" or "c'est trop tard".
"It's too hot" is "c'est trop chaud".
Another example for you:
"There are too many pepople": "Il y a trop de gens."
samiziko says
December 23, 2009
Vous êtes très utile amaurylibeer
Merci
amaurylibeer says
December 26, 2009
Merci beaucoup sami.
5748u says
March 28, 2010
Hello everyone. I'm a Chinese boy with Chinese Bachelor degree. I'm eager to talk with you in Chinese (English and French), solve all your questions about Chinese grammar or pronunciation and satisfy all of your curiosities about Chinese culture. If you are native Enligsh speaker or native French speaker, you are welcome to contact with me!
Bonjour à tous. Je suis un garçon chinois avec le degré chinois licence. J'ai hâte de parler avec vous en chinois (anglais et français), à résoudre toutes vos questions sur la grammaire ou la prononciation et satisfaire toutes vos curiosités sur la culture chinoise. Si vous êtes personne avec langue maternelle française ou anglaise, vous êtes bienvenues à contacter avec moi!
msn emmanuel.hyh@hotmail.com
skype emmanuel.hyh
qq 328242679
amaurylibeer says
March 31, 2010
Nous supportons les gens qui comme toi promeuvent et encouragent l'apprentissage des langues Emmanuel.
Je vais pour ma part corriger ton texte en français:
Bonjour à tous. Je suis un garçon chinois qui a une licence en chinois. J'ai hâte de parler avec vous en chinois (anglais et français), de résoudre toutes vos questions sur la grammaire ou la prononciation et de satisfaire toutes vos curiosités sur la culture chinoise. Si vous êtes une personne de langue maternelle française ou anglaise/Si vous êtes une personne dont la langue maternelle est le français ou l'anglais, n'hésitez pas à me contacter!
Bonne chance dans ton entreprise.