You have barely been in France a day when you make plans for an entire day of shopping in Paris! You have bought all the French magazines that show the styles for the following seasons, and you have practiced bargaining in French so you can get some good deals. You think you have all the bases covered…until you arrive at the first store. The French store is closed, and so is the second, and the third…in fact, they are all closed! There are signs on the doors with the store hours in French, but you cannot read the days they are open because they are in French! There are also other signs hanging in some of the windows, but they are also in French. Did you read the part of the magazine that mentioned the stores might close on July 14th? Maybe you should start your “shopping for days” with FrenchPod101.com’s Beginner Lesson 18!
Learning French with FrenchPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn French! In this French Beginner lesson, you will learn how say the days of the week in French, where the French days of the week obtained their names, and learn why there are seven days in a week. Finally, we will discuss the ten French holidays.
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11 Responses to “Beginner Lesson S1 #17 - The Best Place to Shop for Days!”
Tuesday at 8:04 pm
Podcast Erratum: In the podcast, you hear the translation for jeudi with the English word Tuesday. This is an editing mistake. You should hear jeudi Thursday.
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
Hmmm jeudi because it’s the happy hour day! Which day is your lucky day?
Wednesday at 11:41 pm
Vendredi ou lundi peut- être
Thursday at 11:35 am
Bonjour jacqueline
It’s been a while! Maybe you have a specific lucky number, color, stone, or plant?
My grand-mother used to say the number 6 was one. It followed her all her life (house number, important dates in her life etc)
how about you do you have anything lucky? Are you superstitious?
Thursday at 8:12 pm
I’m not superstitious at all. I don’t have a lucky number or day, and I don’t believe that breaking mirrors or black cats bring you bad luck. Superstitions are interesting to me, but only from a cultural point of view.
Tuesday at 1:45 am
Bonjour Munia
I’m not superstitious or only when it suits me!
I will definitely not arrange my life around superstitions! What a draaag….!!!! By the way, I have a black cat, so I guess that tells you something!
Do you live according to superstitions?
Tuesday at 11:51 am
Je ne pense pas être superstitieuse mais parfois je me dis “bon on ne sait jamais…” alors quand je renverse du sel sur la table, je jete du sel par dessus mon épaule pour conjurer le mauvais sort ou parce que tout le monde le fait chez moi !
Comme disait Baudelaire : “La superstition est le réservoir de toutes les vérités.”
Saturday at 11:46 am
i think you made a mistake in the vocabulary part of the podcast and said that ‘jeudi’ is tuesday rather than thursday
Sunday at 2:36 am
Bonjour MF
Oh oh tu as raison. Je pense que cést une erreur de l’éditeur qui ne parle pas français ! Je vais rajouter une note dans le PDF.
Merci.
Friday at 12:14 am
lundi parce que c’est le jour que je ne travail pas.
je ne suis pas superstitieuse, mais quelque fois, moi aussi, je pense “on ne sait jamais”…
mais je ne croix absolument que les chats noires portent malchance!
Wednesday at 9:20 am
C’est vrai dans le doute, pourquoi ne pas tenter !
J ai un chat noir et heureusement il ne me porte pas mal chance!
Mais il miaule beaucoup… même le matin. C est pratique, c’est comme un réveil!
Et toi tu te réveilles aussi sur les bruits d’un animal de compagnie ? un chien qui aboit peut-être ?
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