Saturday, July 9, 2011

Numbers for the Week 91-95


quatre-vingt-onze (kah truh vahnt onze) ninety-one          quatre-vingt-douze (kah truh vahnt dooz) ninety-two        quatre-vingt-treize (kah truh vahnt trehz) ninety-three       quatre-vingt-quatorze (kah truh vahnt kah tohrz) -ninety-four        quatre-vingt-quinze (kah truh vahnt kahnz) -ninety-five



From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten, four twenty and eleven, four twenty and twelve" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

Children's Word of the Day -Yellow Bus


Thursday, July 7, 2011

Numbers for the Week 91-95


quatre-vingt-onze (kah truh vahnt onze) ninety-one          quatre-vingt-douze (kah truh vahnt dooz) ninety-two        quatre-vingt-treize (kah truh vahnt trehz) ninety-three       quatre-vingt-quatorze (kah truh vahnt kah tohrz) -ninety-four        quatre-vingt-quinze (kah truh vahnt kahnz) -ninety-five



From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten, four twenty and eleven, four twenty and twelve" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Numbers for the Week 91-95

quatre-vingt-onze (kah truh vahnt onze) ninety-one          quatre-vingt-douze (kah truh vahnt dooz) ninety-two        quatre-vingt-treize (kah truh vahnt trehz) ninety-three       quatre-vingt-quatorze (kah truh vahnt kah tohrz) -ninety-four        quatre-vingt-quinze (kah truh vahnt kahnz) -ninety-five



From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten, four twenty and eleven, four twenty and twelve" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

Children's Phrase of the Day - My Sunglasses


Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Lesson #243 Refuse!


Je refuse (zhuh reh fuse) -I refuse
tu refuses (too reh fuse) -you refuse (when speaking to a friend or family member)
il refuse (eel reh fuse) -he refuses
elle refuse (ell reh fuse) -she refuses
nous refuson (noo reh few zohn) -we refuse
vous refusez (you refuse (when speaking to someone you don't know well)
ils refusent (eel reh fuse) -they refuse (when speaking of an all male or mixed male and female group)
elles refusent (ell reh fuse) -they refuse (when speaking of an all female group)

Je refuse d'écouter (zhuh reh fuse day koo tay) -I refuse to listen
Nous refusons d'aller (noo reh few zohn dah lay) -We refuse to go
ils refusent de sortir (eel reh fuse deh sohr teer) -They refuse to leave

Children's Word of the Day - Digital Camera


Sunday, July 3, 2011

Numbers for the Week 86-90

quatre-vingt-six (kah truh vahnt seece) eighty-six          quatre-vingt-sept (kah truh vahnt seht) eighty-seven        quatre-vingt-huit (kah truh vahnt weet) eighty-eight       quatre-vingt-neuf (kah truh vahnt kah nuhf) -eighty-nine        quatre-vingt-dix (kah truh vahnt deece) -ninety



From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

Children's Word of the Day - Salt & Pepper


Thursday, June 30, 2011

Lesson #242 Sold

J'ai vendu (zhay vahn doo) -I sold
Tu as vendu (too ah vahn doo) -You sold (when speaking to a friend or family member)
il a vendu (eel ah vahn doo) -He sold
elle a vendu (ell ah vahn doo) -She sold
Nous avons vendu (nooz ah vohn vahn doo) -We sold
Vous avez vendu (vooz ah vay vahn doo) -You sold (when speaking to someone you do not know well)
ils ont vendu (eel zohn vahn doo) -They sold (when speaking of an all male or mixed male & female group)
elles ont vendu (ell zohn vahn doo) -They sold (when speaking of an all female group)