Friday, March 11, 2011

Sorry I made a huge mistake in Lesson 220. I posted the phrases for "Closed" but had the English listed for "Opened". I have corrected the Lesson. My apologies. it was caught by one of the readers. Thank You!

Numbers For The Week 6-10

six (seece) six    sept (seht) seven   huit (weet) -eight   neuf (nuhf) -nine
dix (deece) -ten

Repeat these numbers everyday this week

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Lesson #220 -Closed

J'ai fermé (zhay fehr may) -I closed, I had closed
Tu as fermé (too ah fehr may) -You closed, you had closed (spoken to a friend or family member)
 il a fermé(eel ah fehr may) - He closed, he had closed
elle a fermé (ell ah fehr may) -She closed, she had closed
nous avons fermé (nooz ah vohn fehr may) -We closed, we had closed
vous avez fermé (vooz ah vay fehr may) -You closed, you had closed (when speeaking to someone you don't know well)
ils ont fermé (eel zohn fehr may) -They closed, they had closed (when speaking of an all male or mixed male & female group)
elles ont fermé (ell zohn fehr may) -They closed, they had opened (when speaking of an all female group)


J'ai fermé la porte (zhay fehr may lah pohrt) -I closed the door.
Tu as fermé la fenêtre? (too ah fehr may lah feh neh truh) -Did you close the window?

Numbers For The Week 6-10

six (seece) six    sept (seht) seven   huit (weet) -eight   neuf (nuhf) -nine
dix (deece) -ten

Repeat these numbers everyday this week

Children's Word of the Day - A Lollipop


Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Must See French Film -Delicatessen


Delicatessen (1991) is a French black comedy film, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro, starring Dominique Pinon. It is set in a post-apocalyptic apartment building in a France of an ambiguous time period. The story focuses on the tenants of the apartment and their desperate bids to survive. Among these characters is a newly arrived tenant, who arrives to replace a tenant whose reason for departure is initially unclear. The butcher, Clapet, is the leader of the apartment who strives to keep control and balance in the apartment.
It is largely a character-based film, with much of the interest being gained from each tenants own particular idiosyncrasies and their relationship to each other. A very surrealistic film, but one I love. If you like the movie "Brazil", you will like this one too.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet is also the director of Amelie.

Numbers For The Week 6-10

six (seece) six    sept (seht) seven   huit (weet) -eight   neuf (nuhf) -nine
dix (deece) -ten

Repeat these numbers everyday this week

Children's Word of the Day - Never!


Monday, March 7, 2011

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Lesson #219 -Selling

Je vends (zhuh vehnd) - I am selling, I sell
Tu vends (too vehnd) -You are selling, you sell (when speaking to family or friends)
il vend (eel vehn) -He is selling, he sells
elle vend (ell vehn) -She is selling, she sells
nous vendons (noo vehn dohn) -We are selling, we sell
vous vendez (voo vehn day) -You are selling, you sell (when speaking to someone you don't know well)
ils vendent (eel vehnd) -They are selling, They sell (when speaking of an all male or mixed male & female group) 
elles vendent (ell vehnd) -They are selling, They sell (when speaking of an all female group) 


Je vends ma voiture (zhuh vwah mah vwah churr) -I am selling my car.
ils vend des journaux (eel vehn day zhoor noh) -He sells newspapers.
Nous vendons notre maison (noo vehn dohn noh truh may zhahn) -We are selling our house.

Numbers For The Week 1-5

un (uhn) One  deux (doo) Two   trois (twah) -Three   quatre (kah truh) -four
cinq (sahnk) -five


Repeat these numbers everyday this week

Children's Word of the Day - Mathematics