Author: Swati Rastogi
Dialogues:Reserving a room

Client:Bonjour Madame. Je voudrais réserver une chambre à deux lit.(Good morning Madam. I would like to reserve a twin bedroom)
Réceptionniste(Receptionist): Desolé Monsieur. Toutes les chambres à deux lit ne sont pas disponibles. Vous voulez bien prendre une chambre à un grand lit? (Sorry Sir. All the twin bedrooms are not available. Do you wish to take a double bed?)
Client:Oui, je la prendre.(Yes, i am taking it)
Réceptionniste: Combien de nuit voulez-vous rester? (How many nights do you wish to stay?)
Client: trois nuit quatre jours (3 nights 4 days)
Réceptionniste: Voici la clé. c’est la chambre numéro 26 au premiére étage. (Here is the key. It is room no. 26 in the first floor).
Client: Merci Beaucoup (thanks alot)
Réceptionniste: De rien. Bon séjour (Welcome. Have a nice stay).
Dialogue between a waiter and a client.

Waiter: Bonjour Madame (Good morning Madam)
Client: Bonjour (Good morning)
Waiter: Que désirez-vous? (What do you desire)
Client: La carte, s’il vous plaît (the menu,please)
Waiter: Voici la carte (Here is the menu)
Client: Je voudrais un café et un croissant s’il vous plaît. (I would like a coffee and a croissant please).
Waiter: Oui.ça sera tout?(Yes. Is that all?)
Client: Oui(yes)
Waiter: Voici le café et le croissant (Here is the coffee and the croissant)
Client: Merci beaucoup (Thanks alot)
Client: l’addition s’il vous plaît. (Bill please)
Waiter: payez à la caisse, s’il vous plaît. Le service est compris. (pay at the cash counter, please. Service tax is included.)
My story:How I got the idea of creating this blog.
Unlocking the French Language: My Journey and Solutions for Learners
Have you ever dreamed of mastering the French language?
Struggling to pronounce French words accurately?
Do you find native French speakers talking at lightning speed?
Is it challenging to keep up with their pace?
If you’ve encountered these hurdles, you’re not alone. Drawing from my own experiences as a dedicated French learner, I’ve created FrenchConnect — a blog designed to tackle the common challenges faced by French language enthusiasts.
Despite excelling in French at Kamala Nehru College, Delhi University, I encountered similar obstacles as a non-native speaker. My journey began during a 3-year advanced diploma in French, where I often found it difficult to follow native speakers in videos. Reading French text was equally daunting, as I frequently referred to a French-English dictionary to grasp meanings, which consumed valuable time.
To make learning French more accessible and enjoyable, I developed FrenchConnect. This blog offers comprehensive information about France in both French and English. Understanding that most readers are proficient in English, I’ve ensured that every piece of content is available in both languages simultaneously. This approach helps bridge the comprehension gap for learners at all levels.
To enhance the learning experience further, I speak slowly in my accompanying videos, making it easier for viewers to absorb and understand the language. Join me on this exciting journey to master French with confidence!
Recipes:chocolate truffle cake
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A[propriétaire de librairie(Bookshop owner)]: Bonjour Madame(Good morning Madam)