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Arekkusu
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 Message 9 of 49
27 April 2012 at 8:44pm | IP Logged 
onurdolar wrote:
The reason behind teaching standard french rather then quebec dialect might as well be
the need of identity. I mean what differs Quebec people from other North Americans is
their french heritage and language; so being french is very important to them no?

Just to be clear, we speak French, but we aren't French... Right? Unless being English is important to Americans and English Canadians.

Edited by Arekkusu on 27 April 2012 at 9:18pm
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schoenewaelder
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 Message 10 of 49
28 April 2012 at 5:47pm | IP Logged 
Arekkusu wrote:
I actually started creating a series of lessons covering the main grammar of QF.


Sounds like material for a Youtube channel to me.
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Arekkusu
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 Message 11 of 49
28 April 2012 at 7:24pm | IP Logged 
schoenewaelder wrote:
Arekkusu wrote:
I actually started creating a series of lessons
covering the main grammar of QF.


Sounds like material for a Youtube channel to me.

Actually, while there is next to no written material for QF, there is quite a bit of
stuff of youtube.
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Wilco
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 Message 12 of 49
29 April 2012 at 2:55am | IP Logged 
Arekkusu wrote:
schoenewaelder wrote:
Arekkusu wrote:
I actually started creating a
series of lessons
covering the main grammar of QF.


Sounds like material for a Youtube channel to me.

Actually, while there is next to no written material for QF, there is quite a bit of
stuff of youtube.


You should seriously think about publishing your lessons in a blog (or right here, for
that matter). As a Francophone, I would really enjoy reading those. Plus, I am sure the
many students of French would greatly appreciate it.
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Arekkusu
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 Message 13 of 49
29 April 2012 at 3:14am | IP Logged 
Wilco wrote:
Arekkusu wrote:
schoenewaelder wrote:
Arekkusu wrote:
I actually
started creating a
series of lessons
covering the main grammar of QF.


Sounds like material for a Youtube channel to me.

Actually, while there is next to no written material for QF, there is quite a bit of
stuff of youtube.


You should seriously think about publishing your lessons in a blog (or right here, for
that matter). As a Francophone, I would really enjoy reading those. Plus, I am sure the
many students of French would greatly appreciate it.

Actually, the initial goal was to publish the lessons as a book...

Anyway, here is lesson 1 for anyone interested.


Edited by Arekkusu on 29 April 2012 at 3:16am
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Cavesa
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 Message 14 of 49
29 April 2012 at 1:00pm | IP Logged 
It is wonderful, Arekkusu!

Much better than the usual student exchange kind of lesson 1. And I like the layout with
the exercises, vocabulary etc. I think it could be a really nice full course and it is
very likely to become a very successful book. :-)

When do you plan to publish it?
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Arekkusu
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 Message 15 of 49
29 April 2012 at 3:02pm | IP Logged 
Cavesa wrote:
It is wonderful, Arekkusu!

Much better than the usual student exchange kind of lesson 1. And I like the layout with
the exercises, vocabulary etc. I think it could be a really nice full course and it is
very likely to become a very successful book. :-)

When do you plan to publish it?

Good to hear!

Well, I only have 3 lessons written out of the 10 that I planned, and I've been swamped with other projects
lately. Sometime this year would be nice.
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Wilco
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 Message 16 of 49
29 April 2012 at 4:59pm | IP Logged 
Arekkusu, you HAVE to publish this book. That's the funniest dialogue I've ever read in a
textbook. And the content is top-notch!


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