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French Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 101, Unit 1, Lesson 1

Introduce yourself

Instructions: Please recite the following paragraph. Press the 'add audio submission' button to record and submit this exercise.

Bonjour. Je m’appelle (nom). Je viens de (pays). J’habite à (ville). Je suis (profession). Je vais (bien, pas bien, très bien). Je parle (langue). Bonne journée!

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  • aki
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  • fouallier
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    don't pronunce the "s" ending words.

    keep working, that was good anyway, just few mistakes.
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  • Emin
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    bien à part quelque petites fauts

    ne prononces pas le "s" dans "gros"

    et le "d" dans grand

    bonne continuation
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  • Damien
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    Elle est mince. Il est gros. Il est grand. Elle est petite. Je suis vieux. Il est jeune. Le garçon est jeune. L'homme est vieux. La femme est vieille. La fille est jeune. La femme est grande. La fille est petite. Tu es riche. Je suis pauvre.

     

    Parfait!!! Courage  et bonne chance dans la suite!!!
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