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🌟 Free French Classes for the Community! 🌟
We’re excited to announce free French language classes as a gesture of gratitude and community support, sponsored by a group of us.
✅ No fee.
15/02/2025
📢 Calling all Indian graduates aged between 18-30 years who want to live, work or study in the UK.
The first ballot of the 2025 hashtag opens on Tuesday, 18 February.
The ballot is completely free to enter. Make sure you’re fully prepped and ready by checking our latest guidance on how to enter the ballot: https://lnkd.in/e9p5fXvu
09/02/2025
French and Hindi share some common words, mostly due to historical and linguistic exchanges. Here are some examples:
Everyday Words
• Orange (same in French and Hindi, meaning the fruit and the color)
• Banane (French: banane, Hindi: kela or banan in some dialects)
• Restaurant (same in both languages)
• Police (same pronunciation and meaning)
Words of Sanskrit Origin in French
• Avatar (avatar in both languages, meaning an incarnation or transformation)
• Mantra (same in both, meaning a sacred chant or phrase)
• Guru (same in both, meaning a spiritual teacher or expert)
French Words Used in Hindi
• Garage (garage in both languages)
• Boutique (boutique in both, meaning a small shop)
• Malaise (used in both to describe uneasiness)
Hindi Words Used in French
• Jungle (jungle in both, meaning a dense forest)
• Shampoo (shampooing in French, from Hindi chāmpī, meaning head massage)
• Bungalow (bungalow in both, meaning a single-story house)
08/02/2025
Counting from 1-10
1 - Un
2 - Deux
3 - Trois
4 - Quatre
5 - Cinq
6 - Six
7 - Sept
8 - Huit
9 - Neuf
10 - Dix
05/02/2025
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04/02/2025
03/02/2025
Made in Canada
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Join our FREE TEF French Classes starting 8th February and take the next step in your journey to mastering French! 🇨🇦✨
✅ Know someone who might benefit? Invite your friends and colleagues!
✅ Connect with like-minded learners and hear inspiring success stories.
✅ Get motivated by meeting people who have achieved their TEF goals.
📅 Limited spots available – Enroll Now!
Let’s grow together and support each other in this journey! 🚀
03/02/2025
Free French/TEF classes. Register your interest.
01/02/2025
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Here are some fun facts about the French language and culture:
1. French is the official language of 29 countries – It’s spoken across Europe, Africa, North America (Canada), and even the Pacific.
2. It was the official language of England – From 1066 to the 14th century, French was the language of the English court after the Norman conquest.
3. English has borrowed thousands of French words – Around 30% of English words come from French, like “entrepreneur,” “ballet,” and “cul-de-sac.”
4. French doesn’t use “W” often – It mostly appears in borrowed words like “wagon” and “weekend.”
5. The longest French word is “anticonstitutionnellement” – It means “unconstitutionally” and has 25 letters!
6. French was almost the official language of the U.S. – In the late 18th century, there was a (possibly mythological) vote in Congress that narrowly chose English over French or German.
7. The French Academy protects the language – “L’Académie Française” controls what words enter official French, sometimes resisting English influence.
8. French has no word for “seventy,” “eighty,” or “ninety” – Instead, numbers are built using math: soixante-dix (60+10), quatre-vingts (4×20), and quatre-vingt-dix (4×20+10).
9. It’s the language of diplomacy – French is one of the official languages of the UN, the EU, and even the Olympics.
10. French has influenced cuisine worldwide – Terms like sous-chef, soufflé, and cordon bleu are used globally.