french, english, german, you teach me or I’ll teach you
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Last week’s tidbit was the verb aller - to go.
This week we’ll add some directions and destinations.
Next week I’ll try to put them together, which is not as simple as you might expect…
| la poste – post office | a droite – to the right | |
| le supermarché – super market | a gauche – to the left | |
| l’épicerie – grocery store | tout droit – straight ahead | |
| la banque – bank | à pied – on foot | |
| le centre-ville – downtown | en voiture – by car | |
| l’école – school | à bicyclette – by bike
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Every Friday I drive across the border into France for my French lesson. I am not a fan of the language for various reasons (not the least of which is that it is confusing and difficult to learn). But I have a nice teacher and I am working reasonably hard to learn the language so I can communicate here.
I imagine the tidbits will become progressively more complex, but considering my current level in the language for now they will be on the single cell level.
Today’s morsel:
Aller – to go
| je vais tu vas il/elle/on va |
nous allons vous allez ils/elles/on vont |
