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I just got back from French Friday. It was a group organized for English speakers to practice their French, I think. It has turned into an English conversational group. Now there are many French who attend to improve their English conversation skills. I’ve invited my students many times, but no one has come yet.

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After the interesting discussions we had in episode 177, we decided to get Sigmund Frog in the CTS for episode 179, to talk about the ways we communicate and how we get our personalities across in French vs English.

We're all about the verbal love in episode 178, as we review a few voicemails and emails we've received from listeners over the last couple of weeks (and get distracted by stories, but what's new?). Kyliemac gives us a university update, and Katia talks about some of her mum's adventures learning French.

First off, if you haven’t voted yet, please vote. Secondly, as recently as Wednesday, September 24th, 2008, I posted a thank you for blogging about International Medical Corps as a thank you for all of the bloggers who were so generous as to blog about the current voting contest going on — 73 earned media posts — called the Members Project.

James at Japan Probe posted this interesting video of a kid living out his mother's dream [my opinion]. The mom is so set on her son passing frickin' tests instead of him ENJOYING youth and LOVING TO LEARN, the poor kid is reduced to living a Japanese businessman's life at an early age.

Websites I found these past few weeks: Dialang is a neat program that you can use to determine your European Level in a foreign language. There are 5 tests - reading, writing, listening, grammar and vocabulary - available for 14 languages - Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.

A cold, persistent drizzle rapped on my apartment windows over the weekend. I huddled under a blanket, laptop overheating my knees, and mug after mug of coffee from an Ikea mug that is missing its handle.

ça vaut la peine (it's worth it)à peu prés (approximately)s'a me touche (it touched me)se sentir bien/mal (I'm feeling good, bad)combien de temps (how long, referring to time)combien de fois (how many times)J'ai besoin de ton aide (I need your help)Je me suis bien amusé (I had a good time)appeler = téléphoner (to phone)ça t'a plu?