C'est vrai? Ta classe a eu un accent sur le parlant? Honnêtement, je pense que c'est meilleur parce que le parlant est plus utile. L'orthographe peut être amélioré facilement.Selinea wrote:Ma classe de français était un peu bizarre dans qu'il y avait plus d'accent sur le parlant et pas l'écrivant. Donc, ma...orthographe est terrible. Quand je dis le mot "pense", il ressemble plus de "ponse" et moins de "pense". J'ai toujour écrit es-ce que moins le "t" et oublié beaucoup de "s"s.
http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa032500.htm
Le tableau dans cet site est comme le tableau que mon prof à donné à ma classe pour le sujet de il est ou c'est.
My french class was a little weird in speaking was emphasized and not writing. So my spelling is terrible. When I speak, the word "pense" sounds more like "ponse". I always wrote es-ce que without the "t" and forget lots of "s"s.
Je n'ai aucune de notes français avec moi dans ma...dortoir
The table on that website was like the chart my teacher gave us when we were learning about il est versus c'est.
I don't have any of my french notes with me in my dorm room.
(Had to look up two words in the dictionary. Vocab can't keep up with my thoughts anymore.)
Et merci pour le lien.
... which is supposed to mean something along the lines og:
Really? Your class focuses on speaking? Honestly, I think that that's better because speaking is more useful. Spelling can be improved easily.
I feel like that's riddled with errors, so if you see any please let me know. I'd love to improve on my grammar and sentence structure and pick up on some more "colloquial" French, if that makes sense.
Gah, I have so much trouble with pronouns. I don't know what the proper way of saying "That is" (as in "That is better). All I found on Google were these various forms of cet, celui, ca, etc. I didn't know which one was correct.
I'm Asian and I'm fortunate enough to be able to roll my Rs, but only one of my Asian friends is able to. None of the rest can. xDCassowary wrote:So far we do a pretty even mix of speaking and writing. I like it so far. I just hate being Asian at times - I can't roll ANY Rs. So when I speak, it's very flat.
If somebody could quiz me on past participles, that would be lovely. Oh, and the use of en, y, depuis, il y a...que, and ca fait...que. The last three are the ways to say since, for how long, etc.
