Course Overview
About The Language :
About one-fifth of Europeans who speak other languages as their first language speak French as their second language therefore French is a world language with in excess of 300 million individuals talking on the five landmasses. Thus, French is the second most spoken native language in the European Union.
History of the Language :
The history of French is extensive and captivating. The events that formed the language are still pertinent today. Since French is a widely spoken language all over the world, it is worth taking a look at its origins, history, and roots. French is one of the Latin-based languages. It is the official first or second language in 29 countries on several continents. It is the 16th most spoken language in the world, with 77.2 million native speakers in 54 countries. French is spoken in most of Europe, North America, Asia, and even Africa, from Benin to Tunisia.
Origin of the Language :
The current location in France was part of a larger area where the Celtic-speaking Gauls lived. Since the Romans spoke crude Latin, they required the Gauls to speak Latin, and as a result, Latin was mixed with Celtic. In the 3rd century, Western Europe suffered from invasion by various tribes from Germany, and several groups settled in northern France. This had a major impact on the kind of Latin they already spoke in the area. They allowed the use of Latin, but they forced the use of their own language and stress patterns. French remained a Latin-based language thanks to its Latin origin, but the sound patterns of others in that language have changed forever.
Read MoreBenefits:
- Highly useful in the international job market.
- Offers insight into the culture.
- Opens doors for travel.
- Provides an opportunity for higher education.
- Establishes international relations.
Job opportunities:
- Diplomat
- Canadian government
- ESL teacher
- Flight attendant
- French teacher
- Interpreter
- NGO staff
- Publishing (editor)
- Resort staff
- Tour guide
- Translator
- Voice artist
- Working in a French-speaking country/region
- Working for any French-speaking company
- Publishing (proofreader)
Topics Covered
What You Will Learn :
- Learn basic vocabulary
- Study grammar rules to use basic structures
- Exercise pronunciation and phonetics
- Construct short sentences
- Discuss simple questions
- Discover French tunes and vocalists
What You Will Learn :
- Enhance vocabulary
- Grow exposure to spoken French
- Become a part of French culture
- Become proficient in intermediate level Grammar
- Make use of all the possible resources for improving vocabulary
- Communicate thoughts in French and understand conversations
What You Will Learn :
- Comprehend an extensive variety of long and complex texts
- State freely, gracefully, and clearly
- Practice the language effectively and effortlessly in any context
- Express in a clear, organized way about difficult subjects
- Study pronunciation and comprehend commonly spoken French
- Read and speak a lot of French including it is the verb
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