But no need to fret, I am going to publish when I can. And if you are want to hear about something specific do not hesitate to say something !
Folow the multilingual and cultural adventures of an American Muslim homeschool mom and her 2 kids in Paris, France
Welcome / Bienvenue / Hosgeldiniz
Welcome / Bienvenue / Hosgeldiniz
Assalamu alaykom, Hi, Bonjour, Merhaba, and everything else in between. Welcome to our blog about the multlingual and cutlural adventures th...
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Suggestions are welcome !
As you can see by the lack of blog posts these past few months, I have been crazy busy. I work Mondays-Fridays. Then the weekend is dedicated to spending time with my husband and cleaning the mess in our house that was created during the week.
But no need to fret, I am going to publish when I can. And if you are want to hear about something specific do not hesitate to say something !
But no need to fret, I am going to publish when I can. And if you are want to hear about something specific do not hesitate to say something !
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Fun Fact!
66 % of French people change their socks everyday according to the directmatin.
My question did people who wore sandals all during the summer answer this survey? or are there this many non-sanitory people?
What about you?
My question did people who wore sandals all during the summer answer this survey? or are there this many non-sanitory people?
What about you?
Monday, October 03, 2011
Diploma Exam
Last week, I defended my thesis and my "Rondo à la Flûte" festival from May in front of a very difficult jury and need I remind you it was all en français. Preparing for the presentation that needed to be convincing and studying for an article that was to be drawn out of a hat was hard toaccomplish especially when French isn't my first language.
The dossier turned out to be 90 pages in French, all wrote by me but corrected by a nice friend. The presentation in front of the jury went great, except they asked questions about French copyright law. I tried to hold back saying, "I don't know", and say something like "it seems to me that ..." but the answer "je ne sais pas" just kept coming out. I thought for sure they were going to tell me that I failed.
But I passed! I got a 10/20 - don't freak out that doesn't mean a 50%. It means average, there were quite a number of other people in my class who got around the same grade and also there were students who didn't pass about 30% out of the 20 or so that took the exam.
I am really proud of myself and cannot wait to tell anyone that I have a Masters in French.
Hope that you check out my new posts about my exciting projects to come!
The dossier turned out to be 90 pages in French, all wrote by me but corrected by a nice friend. The presentation in front of the jury went great, except they asked questions about French copyright law. I tried to hold back saying, "I don't know", and say something like "it seems to me that ..." but the answer "je ne sais pas" just kept coming out. I thought for sure they were going to tell me that I failed.
But I passed! I got a 10/20 - don't freak out that doesn't mean a 50%. It means average, there were quite a number of other people in my class who got around the same grade and also there were students who didn't pass about 30% out of the 20 or so that took the exam.
I am really proud of myself and cannot wait to tell anyone that I have a Masters in French.
Hope that you check out my new posts about my exciting projects to come!
Sunday, October 02, 2011
I am finally back!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Vacation
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