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Centre International d’Antibes is glad to see you among its blog readers. Do you want to learn French? Do you consider to go to France? You will find here all practical information which will help you to achieve your dreams and simplify your stay in France. Useful informations about french vocabulary, french culture and so many other things.
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How long does it take to learn French?
French is one of the most widely taught languages in the world, and is also one of the most frequently used, with more than 300 million speakers spread over every continent. This makes it the fifth most commonly spoken language in the world, behind Mandarin, English, Spanish and Arabic. As both an official and cultural language, it is important in the worlds of business and diplomacy.
The best five cities in which to learn French in France
Learning a foreign language often means, at some point, travelling abroad to study in the relevant country or enjoy its culture.
Demystifying French stereotypes and cliches
Mad about baguettes and cheese, work-shy, whiny and arrogant, while also being elegant connoisseurs of fine food... Yes, you’ve guessed it, we’re discussing the most common French stereotypes.
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How long does it take to learn French?
French is one of the most widely taught languages in the world, and is also one of the most frequently used, with more than 300 million speakers spread over every continent. This makes it the fifth most commonly spoken language in the world, behind Mandarin, English, Spanish and Arabic. As both an official and cultural language, it is important in the worlds of business and diplomacy.
The best five cities in which to learn French in France
Learning a foreign language often means, at some point, travelling abroad to study in the relevant country or enjoy its culture.
10 Tips on How to Study for a French Exam
If you study a foreign language, it’s likely that one day, whether for school or employment reasons, you’ll take an exam. When it comes to French, the best-known qualification is the DELF, but there are others, too (DFP, TCF, etc.).
The ten best books for learning French
Learning French usually involves attending classes in person or remotely, practising pronunciation, doing grammar exercises, listening to audio programmes on the radio, watching films, etc.
St. Valentine’s Day: the lovers’ holiday
Traditions, origins and sweet nothings.
French culinary traditions
French cuisine and gastronomy