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The Best Way to Study French for Speaking
04/02/2010 | Camille Chevalier-Karfis

As a teacher for adults, I am often surprised to see that my students have forgotten how to study. So, here are some pointers for people who want to l [ ... ]


Top 10 French "Texto" (SMS)
02/02/2010 | Camille Chevalier-Karfis

Everyday, les "Jeunes" use this new language. The SMS, which in French is called Texto, or SMS (pronounced like in English, or "Smeu Seu" for fun).


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