French Tutor Miranda
Are you planning a trip to France and saying to yourself “I want to learn French before I travel“?
If you could speak French the way they do in France, would that open up opportunities to work internationally or get yourself a more appealing job?
Whatever your reason, the best way to learn to speak French is undoubtedly to live in France and immerse yourself in everyday life there, talking with people every day in normal conversational French.
But if you can’t go to France to learn French (or if you want to be a fluent French speaker before your trip), the next best option is to connect with a French born tutor.
Look for a French teacher who was born in France and has a genuine French accent. This way you pick up the appropriate inflection as well as correct language usage.
And with private French tutor Danielle Elatri, it will also be fun. Click here to meet Danielle: French Language Teacher.
Her students have fun learning French in a friendly small group atmosphere.
WHY LEARN TO SPEAK FRENCH ?
French is spoken in about 40 countries today, not only France. There is also Belgium, Switzerland and Canada along with many African countries.
Did you know it is the official language of 41 countries? Plus it’s the official or administrative language of more than a dozen international agencies including NATO and the United Nations and the International Olympic Committee. Even Interpol.
Worldwide, about 175 million people speak French as a first or second language. If you’re going to learn French, then learning from a native French speaker is the best way to do it.
Danielle’s “French Afternoon Tea” approach to learning to speak French is UNIQUE. Visit her website at http://www.frenchafternoontea.alturl.com and you will see what I mean.
PRIVATE FRENCH CLASSES
Danielle Elatri was born in Marseille and raised in Paris, and is now living in Sydney as a French language teacher and tutor. She hosts small groups of adults who want to learn to speak conversational French.
Venue: Classes are held in Miranda (which is a southern suburb of Sydney). That’s why I titled this article… French Tutor Miranda.
Her classes attract students who are typically from 40-75 years of age, including housewives, retired people and self employed folks. “This allows for a nice relaxed experience for her students, who quickly become friends” says Danielle. “The group becomes very quickly a gathering of friends. What these people want is to learn something but they don’t want any pressure associated with it or too much homework.”
What that means is, again in Danielle’s words, “you learn fast and you enjoy”.
Click the first link to learn more about her UNIQUE “French Afternoon Tea” approach to learning how to speak French.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
French Tutor Sutherland (French classes are held in Miranda which is very near Sutherland, a well known part of greater Sydney).
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IF YOU DONT LIVE IN AUSTRALIA
If you don’t live in Australia or if you cannot get to Miranda in the day time, here is another way to learn French that might suit you perfectly… from the comfort of your own home, wherever you live.
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And here’s the flip side…
Learn English in Paris
If you live in Paris and want to learn to speak English, check out Cours d’Anglais92.fr
Classes are designed for French speakers who want to learn to speak English using the small group approach.
In case you’re wondering, Cours d’Anglais means… English Classes and 92 is the region of greater Paris where Sophie runs her English school.