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March 2008

March 21, 2008

A loveley way to practise your colours!

Watch this lovely video to practise your colours in French!

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March 10, 2008

An experiment for Yr 8 French

I have discovered this wonderful tool called "Voicethread" and think it could be wonderful to use with languages, so I thought I'd use you as guinea pigs!
As far as I'm aware, just listen to mey comment, get your headphones and add your recordings to comment too.  Have a go...can't wait to see the results!

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March 09, 2008

Thinking about your Speaking Exams?

Fahned I found this wonderful site that has help with German pronunciation. Maybe you are concerned that your answers are spot on for that A or A*, but you're worried that your accent will let you down?  Maybe you just want to gain more confidence in your spoken German?
Visit the link below and try it out...you'll need headphones, of course :o)
As well as the link being below, you can also find it in the delicious tags towards the bottom of this page on the left hand side under the headings of German and DSpeaking.
Enjoy...
German Pronunciation Guide

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