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Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 9 of 45 16 February 2011 at 12:59am | IP Logged |
Log Day: 10
1) Pimsleur I - As I completed the lessons 28, 29, and 30, I finished the first 15 CDs
of Pimsleur (Units 1-30 - Level 1) in 10 days. I'm not going to use the CD 16
[readings] yet. My correct responses were above 90%, so tomorrow I go on to Level 2.
2) Assimil With Ease - Lesson 10 (and review 3).
3) Assimil Without Toil - Lessons 1, 2 - I bought a copy of the old version of Assimil
French which is called French Without Toil (the red one, hardcover, used of course) so
I couldn't avoid to read two lessons since yesterday. It is completely different form
the Assimil With Ease. There are also some differences between “With Ease” and the
newer Portuguese version called "O Novo Francês Sem Custo".
D’abord, il met le répondeur téléphonique…
D’abord il décroche le téléphone…
Puis il dîne, met les assiettes dans le lave-vaisselle et allume la television…
Puis il dîne, fume une cigarette et allume la télévision…
Il regarde les informations et quelquefois un film…
Il regarde les actualités et peut-être un film. Après, il lave ses assiettes…
D’habitude, il se couche avant minuit…
…et se couche à dix heures
Mais ce soir, malgré les quatre-vingts chaînes disponibles sur le câble, il ne trouve
pas d’émission intéressante.
Mais ce soir, il n’y a pas de film à la télévision et il pense aller au cinema. Il y
a um film d’horreur au Gaumont et um film politique au Paramount...
- Eh bien, je vais écouter de la musique et passer une soirée calme.
- Non ! Je pense que je vais écouter la radio. C’est plus calme.
Edited by Abdalan on 18 February 2011 at 2:41pm
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| Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 10 of 45 17 February 2011 at 3:39am | IP Logged |
J'ai fait beaucoup de chose h'aujourd'hui.
1) Pimsleur 2: Lessons 1, 2, and 3
2) Assimil French With Ease: 11 - I decided never doubling up here, but I do review
briefly one lesson of the preceding week. This time, lesson 4.
The humor that is characteristic of Assimil reached its best so far IMO with a nice
joke. I'm going to learn by heart.
3) Well, I read lesson 3 of French Without Toil
One phrase stick in my mind: "Je n'ai encore rien vu". For sure! But I just started and
now I know much more than I knew 10 days ago.
Edited by Abdalan on 17 February 2011 at 4:17am
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| Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 11 of 45 17 February 2011 at 11:16pm | IP Logged |
Log day: 12
1) Pimesleur 2 - Lessons 4, 5, and 6 (about 1 1/2 hour a day. It is much better than
the volume 1)
2) French Without Toil: Lesson 4 (I just listen to the audio 2 or 3 times, read the
translations and footnotes and make a full written copy of the dialogues - about 20 or
30 minutes)
3) French With Ease: Lesson 12 - (The core part of my learning path for the next 100
days or so).
Vas-y ! Appule sur le champignon !
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| Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 12 of 45 19 February 2011 at 9:38pm | IP Logged |
Log days 13 and 14
I'm trumpet player and since Thursday I played in 3 small shows (jazz, samba, baião,
bossa and funk) so I had no time to write my log yesterday, but I did my work for day
13: 1) Pimsleur (7, 8 and, 9) , 2) and Assimil FWE lesson 13. I also studied the
Assimil FWT 5.
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Today:
1) Pimsleur 10, 11, 12
2) Assimil FWE 14 Review
This week Assimil presented more than 330 words (130 new words)
For example, the verbs:
acheter, aimer, ajouter, aller, allumer, appeler, articuler, asseoir, attendre, avoir,
chercher, commencer, connaître, coucher, damer, demander, déranger, dîner, dire,
écouter, être, excuser, faire, habiter, laisser, lire, mâcher, manger, marger, mettre,
monter, oublier, passer, plaire, prier, rechercher, regarder, régler, rentrer,
répondre, savoir, terminer, trouver, voir, vouloir. (45)
C'est déjà très bien, n'est pas ?
3) Assimil FWT 6 (this one, just for fun).
Avec de la patience, on arrive à tout.
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| Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 13 of 45 19 February 2011 at 10:28pm | IP Logged |
Abdalan wrote:
Log Day: 10
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There are also some differences between "With Ease" and the
newer Portuguese version called "O Novo Francês Sem Custo".
D’abord, il met le répondeur téléphonique…
D’abord il décroche le téléphone…
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It is interesting that in the lesson 14 of the FWE, there is a review of the lesson 10
including the verb décrocher, but it isn't in this version.
Edited by Abdalan on 19 February 2011 at 10:29pm
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| Abdalan Triglot Senior Member Brazil abdalan.wordpress.co Joined 5037 days ago 120 posts - 194 votes Speaks: Portuguese*, French, English Studies: German
| Message 14 of 45 21 February 2011 at 1:12am | IP Logged |
Log day: 15
1) Pimsleur II - 13, 14, 15 (nice to use 'tu' as well - since lesson 9)
2) Assimil FWE 15
3) Assimil FWT 7 (review)
"Ce qui est difficile, ce n'est pas d'avoir du génie à vingt ans, mais du talant à
quarante." Edgar Degas.
Edited by Abdalan on 21 February 2011 at 2:02am
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| LittleBoy Diglot Groupie United Kingdom Joined 5301 days ago 84 posts - 100 votes Speaks: English*, French Studies: German, Spanish, Mandarin, Esperanto
| Message 15 of 45 21 February 2011 at 11:06am | IP Logged |
I'm really impressed with the vocabulary you're getting. Much better than at school, where I've only been learning a couple of these words in the last few months (after over 8 years). Do you feel you've learnt them with Assimil, or do you need to revise them much, outside the course? I'm also intrigued as to some of the choices. Can you conjugate them all? I mean, I know verbs like éteindre are highly irregular, but to come across allumer, and not it's opposite seems a bit odd.
Et ouais, c'est très bien! Je vais suivre ce blog avec de l'intérêt. (And yeah, it's very good! I'm going to follow this blog with interest. Apologies for any mistakes!)
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| Kisfroccs Bilingual Pentaglot Senior Member Switzerland Joined 5400 days ago 388 posts - 549 votes Speaks: French*, German*, EnglishC1, Swiss-German, Hungarian Studies: Italian, Serbo-Croatian
| Message 16 of 45 21 February 2011 at 2:52pm | IP Logged |
Hello
Tu fais de bons progrès. Quand est-ce que tu as commencé à apprendre le français ? J'ai pas vraiment trouvé d'erreurs, à part dans la première page où tu dis "invariant" au lieu de - à mon avis - invariables. :)
Bonne continuation !
Zosia
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* suivre avec intérêt ;) (tout est juste autrement)
Zosia
Edited by Kisfroccs on 21 February 2011 at 2:54pm
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