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EXAMPLES: ARTICLES

I) definite articles 1. Le papa: the father 2. La maman: the mother 3. L'homme: the man 4. Les bananes: the bananas II) indefinite articles 1. Un fils: a son 2. une fille: a daughter 3. Des bananes: the bananas III) Partitive articles 1. Du Sucre: (the) sugar 2. De l'eau: (the) water 3. Ses bananas Kabeyabienvenu.blogspot. com bvkabeya82@gmail.com +255693300907

LECTIO BREVIS FRENCH COURSE: FRENCH ARTICLES

FRENCH ARTICLES French has three articles: the definite article, the indefinite article and the partitive article. They agree with nouns in gender and number. In general, they are used in a similar way to English articles, but there are several important differences. 1.1 Forms Definite masculine singular : le (l’)   feminine singular : la, l'      plural: les Indefinite masculine singular : un.    feminine singular : une    plural: des Partitive Masculine singular: de l’, du  feminine: de la (de l’) Plural des 2 The definite article The definite articles are le, la, les ‘the’. Contracted forms are used when the prepositions de ‘of, from’ or à ‘to’ (and sometimes ‘from’: emprunter à ‘to borrow from’) precede the articles le, les: de+le>du, de+les>des, à+le>au, à +les>aux. C’est le livre du professeur. It’s the teacher’s book. Ce sont les copies des étudiants. They are the students’ papers. Engl...

LECTIO BREVIS: FRENCH COURS HOW TO INTRODUCE HISELF OR HERSELF

A. INTRODUCTION As l had said in the first brevis lectio about greeting that French is embodied in the so-called formal and informal point of view. From that statement, you should take each lesson according to its formal and informal principles. 1) formal introduction Formula: * je m'appelle Monsieur, Madame, Frère, Soeur... * je me nomme au non de.... NB: all this mean my name is...         After saying your name you have the obligation of asking a question to your interlocutor so that he or she can introduce hiself or herself.  That formal question is: 1) Monsieur, madam, Frère or soeur pouvez-vous vous presenter? * your interlocutor should say before introducing: merci pour la parole donnée... From there we can start the diolog and other questions will follow: looking in this schema bellow: Dialog between A and B: A. Bonjour Madame B: good morning madam B B. Bonjour Monsieur A: good morning Mister/ sir A A. Je m'appelle Jean: I am ca...

LECTIO BREVIS: PARLONS FRANÇAIS: ALPHABET FRANÇAIS

ALPHABET FRANÇAIS In French we have only one alphet but composed with twenty six letters(26) whose Twenty letters are ranged as consonants and six letters are known us vowels. Consonants B-C-D-F-G-H-J-K-L-M-N-P-Q-R-S-T-V-W-X-Z Vowels A-E-I-O-U-Y NB: these letters which compose the French alphabet are used for the formulation or composition of sentences, words, concepts. And then, only the connection between consonant letters and vowels letters will produce a sentence, word or concept. We have also what we call double vowels. These double vowels are known as in French as diphthongs. And then there get a special way of pronouncing or phonetic. ( we shall clear up that matter when we shall talk about French pronunciation) I.e: a+u: O        O+u: U         E+u: U          A+I: é          Etc... Example: P+A+P+A: papa which means father of the family B+O+N: Bon which means good as qu...

ADDITION TO FAMILY VOCABULARIES

Tonton: is an uncle but not married. Tantine: is an aunt but not married. Nièce: female cousin Neveux: male cousin Maison: is a house Lit: bed Grandson: petit fils Granddaughter: petite ville Thank you lot and bonne nuit for married people Merci beaucoup, for single people bon someil Addresses: kabeyabienvenu.blogspot.com and tel. Number  +255693300907

FRENCH COURSE: SOME VOCABULARIES

The famille: the family Papa: is the family father Maman: is the family mother Frère: Brother, religious brother as well Soeur: sister, religious sister as well Oncle: uncle Tante: aunt Enfants: children Enfant: child Cousin: is cousin male Cousine: is cousin female Grand-père: grandfather Grand-mère: grandmother Fils: son Daughter: fille Beau-frère: brother in law Belle-soeur: sister in law Beau Père: father in law Belle mère: mother in law Bonne après à vous les futures francophiles. Nb: for all questions, using: bvkabeya82@gmail.com and  +255693300907                  

FRENCH COURSE: GREETING PART II

I) informal greeting: salutation informelle This second major part of French greeting is called as informal because it is not recognized by the law. It is used among friends, club of friendship, discussion... In this part, there is no observance of day's division. We have: salut: the answer is salut Ça va: the answer is bien C'est comment: the answer is bien, calm, bon Nb: Salut, ça va, c'est comment... Mean in English hello, hi...         Don't use in front of authorities, elders without friendship. Sometimes it is used in                   family members because of family friend but normally it is not used in front of parents. & for all information, precisition or sharing consult the French WhatsApp group at Jordan university. Or write in my email: bvkabeya82@gmail.com or call on +255693300907 Pax Bene: peace to you brother and sister enjoying your knowledge.

LECTIO BREVIS: FRENCH GREETINGS

In French we have two major parts of greetings known as formal greeting (la salutation formelle) and informal greeting( la salutation informelle). Why? The French ratified that French language is very largest and there fore it should be taken and spoken according to its contexts so that we can avoid its pretexts. I. Formal greeting It called formal because it is required by the law known as French academy ( académie française). Thus it is requested upon of respect to the elders in our daily talking... We have three models of this salutation connected to the divisions of the day: A) In the morning: which means in french : le matin. we say:        °Bonjour... The answer is bonjour Nb: bonjour (means good morning) it starts to 0h up 11h59' A.M We use it in front of parents, elders, authorities and all unknown people... And then it is a composite of two concepts: bon and jour. So bon is qualificative adjective which means good and jour is a noun which means day...

MARRIAGE MADE US ONE IN TWO

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One day a woman said: " the marriage makes women more greatest figures" One day a man said: " the marriage will make men stables" A wise woman said: " the marriage didn't make women greatest but servants " A wise man said: " the marriage didn't make men stables but slaves" Why that diversity of opinions? It is true that most of women wish to get an attractive and phanpharic marriage. It is true that most of men need beautiful women. So, is it the meaning of marriage? A another wise woman said: marriage is above marriage! Because the subject and object of it are patterns themselves. So in that case, it is not easy to affirm and confirm about it without a good experience. Another wise man said: in the marriage, both man and woman are playing the same role! So the problem begun when one of two tries to separate that role...What is that role? A priest or pastor said: the role of marriage is confidence ...

kwa ukueli kilimo ni kazi nzuri sana: tazameni matunda ya wa kulima wa kusini ya Tanzania

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Korosho tunda nzuri na tamu sana At Nakapanya mission: korosho tunda la pori inapatikana ndanda mission ya benedictini Jiwe nzuri safi sana : maji maji salvatorian kigango Korosho tunda nzuri: salvatorian noviciate at Nakapanya Michungwa: salvatorian noviciate Tanzanian Korosho katika process ya kukomaa: at salvatorian parish at Nakapanya korosho zenyi kuiva: katika shamba ya wa salvatorians in Tanzania mauwa ya korosho: at Nakapanya Mkulima tena muindaji Matikiti maji: shambani ya wa salvatorians at Nakapanya mission Nyanya local production at salvatorian noviciate Miti ya mbao: local production at Masasi salvatorian mission in Tanzania Mafuta ya lizeti: local production at salvatorian noviciate in Nd

Une vie sans épreuves est nulle de sens

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Notre vie est une lutte. Chaque jour dans la mesure du possible, nous Somme appelés à prendre Notre marteau pour cogner, et cogner pour gagner Notre vie. L'homme qui travaille donne sens non seulement à sa vie mais aussi à son lodge. Mais la vie s'améliore avec le concourt des efforts de nous tous. Ainsi Disons-nous que la vie humaine en général n'est pas facile. Elle ne trouve son grasp que dans un au-delà d'épreuves. Et donc, une vie sans épreuves, est une vie logée dans une étrangeté dont aucun echelon terrestre pourait expliquer ni aucun esprit lié à une certaine corruption éclaircirait son sens. Est une vie flippée dans un univers intransférable par une raison humaine, laisant horizon à un  monde de référence dont l'explication métaphysique substantielle parlerait de son intelligence. Mais la vie de l'homme de par son understand se justifie et se caractérise dans une flopée d'épreuves de tout genre. Nous avons d'abord celles en prove...

Congratulations dears brothers for birthday

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La Piscine Intellectuelle vous demande de regarder un des anciens lions du Part Mikumi

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Pourquoi le lion est appelé ROI de la forêt?

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Les oeuvres de Dieu au Park Mikumi en Tanzanie

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Our Community Mater Salvatoris Scolasticate Says bye bye to our four deacons and our beloved salvatorian sister Charity

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Gallery' pictures at Mikumi Park

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Excursion, Mater Salvatoris scholasticate: enjoying Jordan day

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Jordan day: celebrating of the Meal by the bishop of diocese of Tanga at Jordan university

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