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FRENCH PHRASEBOOK IN STEPS
Guess what? Me, my mum and my dad are going to France this year and I need to start learning my French.
At the moment I know how to say hello and bye. I also know how to say:
Can I have a chocolate ice cream, please?
Je voudrais une glace au chocolat, s’il vous plaît.
I wrote this because it’s nice to know how to speak another language and I wanted to share this with you. So I expect soon your French will be better than mine!
We are going to France for a week and a day. Hopefully we will escape this English weather: nasty I can tell you.
To read our phrasebook (which we can hopefully add to and format when we work out how!) please click on the link below. Merci et au revoir!
FRENCH PHRASE BOOK IN STEPS
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July 16: we have updated the file to include phonetic pronunciations too!
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Childtastic Books started out as a collaborative blog, written by me and my young daughter Holly. Now she's nearly a teen, she's off doing exciting and new things but I am still here, reading, writing and reviewing books for children and young adults of all ages. I miss her input but I hope she will pop in from time to time to do some guest posts!
A little about me - I have just finished an MA in Children's Literature from the University of Roehampton (result pending, eeek) and am a part-time primary school librarian. The other part of my time is spent writing and editing, my own work and others, and I am waiting for my first non-fiction book to be published - a teacher resources pack for Handa's Surprise.
I welcome comments and love to hear from visitors to this blog. Please note though that, because of time constraints, it is rare that I can read and review books from self-published authors. I receive so many requests and feel badly about not being able to keep up with them all.
Thanks for visiting!
Sam
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Just want to tell you The Great Dog Bottom Swap arrived today and everybody loves it from 71 to 3 years old. We haven’t laughed so much in ages. Thank you Holly and we wish you a lovely holiday in France. Bon voyage, a toute la famille.:)
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Oh, that’s so delightful to hear! Glad you all liked it so much. It’s a great book isn’t it and there is nothing better than when everyone can appreciate it. Merci pour tout!
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Have you tried reading Le Petit Prince? It’s quite possibly one of my favorite books. The French might be a little advanced if you are just learning, but it’s available in English translations as well, might be fun to check out if you haven’t already!
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We have a copy of Le Petit Prince here and will definitely be reading it, thanks for the suggestion! Holly’s class started it last year but only got halfway through. We’ve got a dual language book so that should be fun!
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