Today...I propose a well-worn method with a twist; label it all in your target language. Here are ideas for making this an evolution instead of a one-day blast, to make it stick...in more than one way. 

If you know you will not take the plunge alone, but this lifestyle of  the two of you, hanging out and speaking together in French is what you  desire, let us make it easy, fun and immediate for you with our French at Home: a Conversation or French at Home: a Debut offerings. Start now, today, and fill your day with the French you've  always dreamed you would speak again...or for the first time.

French phrases from the episode: "l'objet du jour" (the object of the day) "la porte (door) "la fourchette" (fork) "le machin-truc" (whatchamacallit), "Qu-est-ce qu'il manque?" (What's missing?), "Il manque la cuillère" (the spoon is missing), "Il manque le pince-a-linge" (The cloths-pin is missing), "Qu-est-ce qui n'est pas là?" (What is not there?), "Le couteau n'est pas lá." (The knife is not there.) "Le fil n'est pas là." (The spool of thread is not there.) Below is the link for a blog post with 100 words in French for your home.

Blog Post: Label in French

Would you like your lessons all laid out, stress-free for you, audio, written and all?

Learn more about French with Kids and French at Home: a Conversation below:

French at Home: a Conversation (be ready for your next trip, practice now, together, never with a screen.):

French with Kids: Bring the joy of French into your family's day the fun, quick and easy way (screen-free).

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