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Lesson 1: Getting Started
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On your vacation in France, you overhear by accident a conversation between two Frenchmen at the reception of your hotel. Some words seem very familiar to you as they sound like English words. What do you think, what the English meaning of the following French words is?



Example: tour
tour


Southern France with its vast pine-tree forests.

papier  
moteur  
jaquette  
hôtel  
soleil  
préférer  
croix  


   





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Lesson Pages:
1La famille Toussaud
2The verbs 'être' and 'avoir'
3The definite article
4A few exercises
5The indefinite article
6Adjectives
7Some more exercises
8"Qu'est-ce que c'est?" and "Qui est-ce?"
9Exercises about asking questions
10French pronunciation
11The French speaking countries
12Why learning French is important for me?
Vocabularies:
V-1Vocabulary Table/Overview
V-2Crossword Puzzle
V-3Picture Shuffle Game
V-4Vocabulary Listening
V-5Vocabulary Spelling
Exercises:
E-AExercise A
E-BExercise B
E-CExercise C
E-DExercise D