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I am a mother of a toddler who is looking to teach her French. I have studied for many years and teach other mothers songs and games, but I am looking to refine my conversational French. I previously worked as a Youth and Child Specialist with the blind. I would like to meet other mothers on this journey as well as interact with instructors.
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Helene Cormier
French
Jun 28, 2021
Merci Sarah! Ça a été un plaisir pour moi aussi! Ça va me faire plaisir de t'aider à perfectionner ton français. À bientôt! :)
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  • Answered
    That's what it kind of sounds like...but it seems to be more of an exclamation of accomplishment. He often says it after something goes well in the show or a problem is solved.
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    January 12, 2015
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    My child's favourite tv character often exclaims a word that sounds like "plee-as-tique". Meaning? Thanks, Mathieu...It's definitely not "fantastique". I've heard it a million times and am starting to wonder if it's a made-up catch phrase...either that or I am losing my mind! :PThis is the show on youtube. It's a little guy who has adventures in a pop-up book. Often to solve problems, his friend cuts/creates a solution. It's my daughter's favourite. If anyone has the time and would like to make my day...I'd love the lyrics to the intro (in French) so I could sing along with my daughter as well! Thanks! http://youtu.be/3y3_tDoVCcI
    January 12, 2015
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  • Posted
    Simple notes We discussed where we have lived and travelled. I had poor recall of words. A new phrase that stuck was, "Il fait la paperasse."
    August 9, 2014
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    I am trying to speak only French with my toddler at home, however some word phrases are hard to find What are some phrases I can use with my toddler when she is sick? Forgive me if this sounds funny, lol, but I also need to find the word to refer to "boogers" specifically. Thank you! :)
    June 5, 2014
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    Is there a colloquial phrase in French to use to express pride in your little one? I am familiar with simple phrases such as "Bravo!", "Beau travail", "Genial", ect... I am wondering if there is a colloquial phrase to express this.
    May 21, 2014
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