Don't Speak

Can I take a picture with you? Je vais aller me coucher = I'm going to bed Vous avez une très belle maison = You have a beautiful home Je n'ai pas très faim merci = I'm not very hungry thank you Parlez vous un petit peu le français ? = Do you speak a little French? How much is this ? = Combien ça coûte ? Basics Hello | Bonjour | Goodbye | Au revoir | Good morning | Bonjour (le matin) | Good afternoon | Bonjour (après-midi) | Good evening | Bonsoir

confortable !: 1. This book is nice but.. Ce livre est très bien mais .. 2. That one is horrible ! Celui-là est horrible! 3. This is my sister, her name’s Ann. C'est ma sœur, Ann est son nom. 4. Who’s That over there? Qui est ce là-bas? 5. I don’t like that! Je n'aime pas ça! 1. I’d like an orange juice, please. Je voudrais un jus d'orange, s'il vous plaît. 2. Take that plate, there, on the table. Prenez cette assiette, là, sur la table. 3. Have a nice day! Passer une bonne

seat down Miss Stanford: I want to know why you are here Lindsey. Why did you want to call your mother? Lindsey: It’s with this fucking men, it’s a big swine. Mr Landers: Shut up bitch! Miss Peterson: Lindsey, please!! Miss Stanford: Lindsey, speak about you feeling of Mr Landers. What’s the problem? Lindsey: Ok. He had sexual and corporals punishments, so for me it’s not a human; it’s a bear, a swine. Mr Landers: I did that for your education Miss Peterson: Maybe he had good reasons to beat

absent-minded. I am sure he would have come if he had been able to. 3- He has been in London for several weeks and he has not yet been able to make friends. 4- When I first went to Spain, I could read Spanish but I couldn’t speak it. 5- The Home Secretary will speak carefully as if his audience might not understand him. Unless he can convince them of the utility of ID cards in combating terrorism, support for ID cards may recede. 6- I may be wrong but I feel my sister would have adopted

tantrums when things don't go our way, we whisper secrets with our best friends in the dark, we look for comfort where we can find it, and we hope - against all logic, against all experience. Like children, we never give up hope... Do you know when to walk away? Do you know when not to take less than you deserve? I like to know how much boredom I'm missing When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile Apathy kills, but I don't care A morning of

effectively. *Fast: You may sound inconsiderate if your voice is just running through the speech. *Mumble: Certain racial groups/language groups tend to mumble a lot more than others; swallowing words and not really opening their mouths when they speak. They often don't come out strongly as a result. These people may give an impression that they are apathetic & slovenly. They need to learn to practice words that come out strongly - for example, words beginning with the 'p'& 'b' sound. How to use body language

the power point was not a bad idea with my students. We can believe that they will fall asleep, because power point can be boring, because I don’t check if they are involved in the course … but no, they were interested, they were asking good questions, they were happy because they understood better with my power point than with the book. So now, I don’t use power point anymore, just in rare cases, when I want to explain them things with a diagram, or when we have a culture point and I want to

expressed by the sentence that the speaker actually utters, the primary aim of these metaphorical utterances is to produce an overall way of thinking, one that is open-ended, evocative, imagistic, and heavily affective – in short, poetic.4 More specifically, many people have suggested that the poetic power of these metaphors consists in their ability to make us see one thing as something else, thereby providing us with a novel perspective on it. Of course, we don’t literally see Juliet, or life, in

where are …? comment … ? how …? pourquoi … ? why …? quand … ? when …? je ne sais pas I don’t know je suis désolé(e) I’m sorry Problèmes de compréhension est-ce que vous parlez français ? do you speak French? vous pouvez répéter ? can you repeat that, please? est-ce que vous pourriez parler plus lentement ? could you speak more slowly? je ne comprends pas I don’t understand je parle à peine l’anglais I speak hardly any English Se présenter je m’appelle Sophie my name’s Sophie comment vous appelez-vous

and what you think you personally have got to do to become a proficient public speaker. Public speaking is the faculty for one person to express himself in front of assembly of persons that he doesn’t know not necessarily. It is true to think that it is reserved solely for the experts because for do that, this person should be valiant, eloquent and courageous. When we look, whatsoever around us or TV, public speakers are generally journalists, politicians or their spokesman, professors, in short