INTRODUCTION |
Jason: Hi everyone, I’m Jason. |
Ingrid: And I’m Ingrid! |
Jason: Plants. In this lesson, you'll learn 5 essential words related to Geography &Nature These are five common plants in France. Hand picked. |
FIVE KEY VOCABULARY ITEMS |
Jason: Ingrid, what’s our first word? |
Ingrid: Rose |
Jason: Rose |
Ingrid: (slow) Rose (regular) Rose |
Jason: Listeners, please repeat: |
Ingrid: Rose |
[pause - 5 sec.] |
Jason: The red rose is the symbol of the French Socialist political party. |
Jason: Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. |
Ingrid: (normal) En France, certaines roses ont reçu le nom de personnes connues |
Jason: In France, some types of roses are named after famous people. |
Ingrid: (slow) En France, certaines roses ont reçu le nom de personnes connues |
Jason: Okay, what’s the next word? |
Ingrid: Sapin |
Jason: Christmas tree |
Ingrid: (slow) Sapin (regular) Sapin |
Jason: Listeners, please repeat: |
Ingrid: Sapin |
[pause - 5 sec.] |
Jason: In France, every family has a Christmas tree in their living room for Christmas. Christian families also put a crib under it. |
Jason: Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. |
Ingrid: (normal) Une chanson de Noël populaire s'appelle "Mon beau sapin" |
Jason: A famous Christmas song is called "My beautiful Christmas tree". |
Ingrid: (slow) Une chanson de Noël populaire s'appelle "Mon beau sapin" |
Jason: Okay, what’s the next word? |
Ingrid: Pâquerette |
Jason: Daisy |
Ingrid: (slow) Pâquerette (regular) Pâquerette |
Jason: Listeners, please repeat: |
Ingrid: Pâquerette |
[pause - 5 sec.] |
Jason: French people love daisies because they appear when spring comes. |
Jason: Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. |
Ingrid: (normal) En France, on utilise souvent l'expression "à ras des pâquerettes" pour parler de quelque chose de très simple |
Jason: In France, we often use the expression "à ras des paquerettes " (the exact height of a daisy) to talk about something very simple. |
Ingrid: (slow) En France, on utilise souvent l'expression "à ras des pâquerettes" pour parler de quelque chose de très simple |
Jason: Okay, what’s the next word? |
Ingrid: Olivier |
Jason: Olive tree |
Ingrid: (slow) Olivier (regular) Olivier |
Jason: Listeners, please repeat: |
Ingrid: Olivier |
[pause - 5 sec.] |
Jason: There are many olive trees on the French Mediterranean coast. |
Jason: Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. |
Ingrid: (normal) Les oliviers donnent beaucoup d'huile d'olive |
Jason: Olive trees provide a lot of olive oil. |
Ingrid: (slow) Les oliviers donnent beaucoup d'huile d'olive |
Jason: Okay, what’s the last word? |
Ingrid: Platane |
Jason: Plane tree |
Ingrid: (slow) Platane (regular) Platane |
Jason: Listeners, please repeat: |
Ingrid: Platane |
[pause - 5 sec.] |
Jason: The plane tree is the most common tree in France. You can see many of them on the sides of the roads. |
Jason: Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. |
Ingrid: (normal) Les routes françaises bordées par des platanes sont assez dangereuses |
Jason: French roads lined with plane trees are quite dangerous. |
Ingrid: (slow) Les routes françaises bordées par des platanes sont assez dangereuses |
QUIZ |
Jason: Okay listeners, are you ready to be quizzed on the words you just learned? Ingrid will give you the French – please say the English meaning out loud! Are you ready? |
Ingrid: Rose |
[pause]Jason: Rose |
Ingrid: Sapin |
[pause]Jason: Christmas tree |
Ingrid: Pâquerette |
[pause]Jason: Daisy |
Ingrid: Olivier |
[pause]Jason: Olive tree |
Ingrid: Platane |
[pause]Jason: Plane tree |
Outro
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Jason: There you have it – 5 common plants in France! Thanks everyone, see you next time! |
Ingrid: À bientôt ! |
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