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Tag Archives: French vocabulary
Contre Trump – le monde entier
From Paris to NYC and beyond, we’re all in disbelief. When I listened to the French news today on TV5 Monde, I thought of all the words related to this political and economic turning point that my students wouldn’t necessarily … Continue reading
Allez comprendre cette langue !
Nous savons tous que le français est une langue fascinante. Mais Christine nous envoie cette preuve pour les élèves avancés : 1. Le plus long palindrome de la langue française est « ressasser » On peut donc le dire dans … Continue reading
Posted in Language Tips, Only in France !
Tagged French vocabulary, palindrome, vocabulaire français
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