My last chit-chat 😢 For this week's slow French chit-chat, we’re exploring one of the most iconic parts of Paris: the metro! Inaugurated in 1900 for the World’s Fair, the Paris metro is much more than just a transportation system. Did you know that the famous wrought-iron metro entrances were designed by Hector Guimard in the Art Nouveau style? Or that some stations, like Bastille, are decorated with artwork that tells the city’s history?

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Cette semaine, le sujet de notre chit-chat est le débarquement de Normandie, un des événements les plus marquants de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. On parle de la planification minutieuse des Alliés, des difficultés rencontrées sur les plages normandes, et du courage incroyable des soldats qui ont changé le cours de l’histoire.

Est-ce que vous vous êtes déjà interessé à l'histoire du débarquement ?

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This week, the subject of our chit-chat is the Normandy Landing, one of the most significant events of World War II. We talk about the meticulous planning by the Allies, the challenges faced on the Normandy beaches, and the incredible courage of the soldiers who changed the course of history.

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Cette semaine, le sujet de notre chit-chat est "Cinq inventions qui ont changé le monde". On parle de la roue, de l’électricité, d’internet, des ascenseurs et du moteur à vapeur, et de la manière dont chacune de ces inventions a transformé notre quotidien et l’histoire de l’humanité.

Est-ce que vous avez déjà réfléchi à l’impact de ces inventions sur notre vie moderne ?

This week, the subject of our chat is "Five Inventions That Changed the World." We talk about the wheel, electricity, the internet, elevators, and the steam engine, and how each of these inventions transformed our daily lives and human history.

Have you ever thought about the impact these inventions have had on our modern life?

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Cette semaine, le sujet de notre chit-chat est les géants de l'Île de Pâques. On parle de leur histoire, de leur construction, des théories sur leur transport et de la mystérieuse civilisation qui les a créés.

Est-ce que vous avez déjà entendu parler de ces géants de pierre ?

C'est un sujet un peu différent de ce qu'on voit d'habitude donc j'espère que vous l'aimerez :)

This week, the subject of our chat is the giants of Easter Island. We talk about their history, their construction, theories about their transport, and the mysterious civilization that created them.

Have you ever heard of these stone giants?

It's a little different topic than what we usually see so I hope you like it :)

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This week, we're diving into the delicious world of French cheese with one of the most iconic varieties: Camembert. Originating from Normandy, this creamy, soft cheese is beloved worldwide for its rich flavor and fascinating history. Did you know that only 4% of the Camembert sold today is made traditionally in France? Or that a box of Camembert once traveled to the Moon during the Apollo 16 mission?

We'll explore the origins of Camembert, its unique production process, and the best ways to enjoy it—whether simply on a slice of fresh bread with a glass of cider or roasted with a sprig of rosemary. 

Have you ever tried Camembert? How do you like to eat it? Unfortunately, I can't enjoy it myself due to lactose intolerance, but my husband loves it on a slice of bread.

This slow French chit-chat is perfect for B1 B2 learners, with accessible vocabulary and clear explanations. Remember, you can download the free PDF or get the exercise book on Patreon. Let's talk about Camembert!

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This week, we're exploring the hidden secrets of Lyon: the traboules. These mysterious passageways, nestled in the historic districts of Vieux Lyon and Croix-Rousse, have played a vital role in the city's history. Did you know that Lyon is home to nearly 500 traboules, with only 50 open to the public? Once used by silk workers and resistance fighters, these passages are now an emblem of Lyon's rich history and unique architecture.

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Today, we are talking about the Olympic Games of 2024 but also those of 1900. In 1900, Paris hosted the Olympic Games, and we can say that it was "interesting." Let's take a look at the differences and similarities between the 1900 and 2024 Olympic Games.

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Today, we are talking about French parenting as seen by American parents. This chit-chat is a bit longer than usual with 8 minutes of slow French chit-chat! I hope you will like the longer video. As usual, this chit-chat is written with easy vocabulary, and I speak in slow French so you can understand everything. Use the subtitles if you need them. What do you think about French parenting? Tell me everything in the comments!

Today, we are talking about Paris and its nickname “La ville lumière - The City of Lights”. As usual, this chit-chat is written with easy vocabulary, and I speak in slow French so you can understand everything. Use the subtitles if you need them. Did you know where this nickname comes from? Tell me everything in the comments :)

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Today we're talking about Apple and its technological innovations! From the iMac to the iPod, to the iPhone, let's talk about the tech giant and its origins. As usual, this chit-chat is written with easy vocabulary and I speak in slow French so you can understand everything. Use the subtitles if you need them. Let me know if you use Apple products in everyday life.

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