Jun 10 • General discussion
A tiny doorway into French flavours
Today, when I was faced with lots of choices while selecting “une morceau de fromage” (a piece of cheese) I used the “akkar bakkar” method… which is “Am stram gram” for French speakers or “Eenie meenie miney moo” for English speakers. 😂
But I don’t use this method for everything. Like for example I didn’t pick my French professor randomly. I chose him because he is competent and patient.
In our current sessions we are working on my speaking fluidity and fluency. It will come with practice. And that’s exactly why I am describing my experience using correct tenses in this video in French.
Reviewing my tenses was my homework. And it means more than memorising verb conjugations on their own. Because you see in French context is king. So speaking with a mentor and getting their feedback live is extremely helpful.
So did you practice your French today?
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A tiny doorway into French flavours
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