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Chernobyl 1986
I have been watching the HBO mini-series on the 1986 Chernobyl accident. It is a dramatization, not a documentary; so I’m sure some liberties were taken. I’m wondering if anyone on this forum has memories of the event — or has heard stories from their parents or grandparents — that they wouldn’t mind sharing. It would be interesting to hear how the event affected your lives.
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New Teaching Tool/Environment ?
When I scheduled a lesson today, I was given the option to use a new system (other than Skype, I think) that required a compatible browser. Does anyone know what this new system is or how it works?
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Le mot ou phrase en français pour “Yuh-huh!”
In the following English exchange, a strong statement is followed by a disagreement, which is then followed by another disagreement. I’m looking for the colloquial phrase for the last line of the dialogue:
A: That TV show is the best TV show ever!
B: No, it is isn’t.
A: Uh-huh! (Meaning “yes, it is!”)
B: Nuh-uh. (“No, it really isn’t”)
A: Yuh-huh! (“You are so wrong! It is the best.”)
Many languages have an equivalent of this (admittedly immature) exchange. Any know if there is one in the French language? Merci d’avance (et aussi, désolé...)
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Un film en français
Bonjour, ceci est mon premier entrée de cahier.
Le dernier nuit, j'ai regardé un film en français: "Un peu, beaucoup, aveuglément." Il est un film romantique très comme le film américain "You've Got Mail." Deux personnes tombent amoureux sans se rencontrer. Le film était charmant et facile regarder. Comment était ce film pour les gens français?
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