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Learn French in France and be “zen”
Learners at French language school can visit “zen exhibition” this week-end
At the shopping center “Centre Azur”, all boutiques, restaurants, coffee-bar owners will adopt the “zen attitude” this week-end to inform, help, convince visitors of the advantages of a stressless way of live: massages, relooking, drinks and food, nothing has been left aside; Although studying French at Elfca is not a stressing activity, no doubt this will interest those who learn French in France with us at the moment
Shrove Tuesday pastries for students at French language school Foreigners who learn French in Once again Shrove Tuesday tradition was perpetuated at French language school. After lunch the cheerful group of students who were planning their afternoon activities, preparing debates or chatting on the internet were happily surprised to be offered oreillettes, airy fritters subtly flavoured with orange flower water and sprinkled with icing sugar. The general opinion was summed up by greedy Malaisian: “February’s a good month to study French in Special Wednesday at French language school in “No ham sandwich today” decides Asian student Following Shrove Tuesday and its Provencal oreillettes, another custom puzzled some students at French language school. At the break, the cook seriously addressed a girl ordering her lunch: “No ham today, it’s Ash Wednesday!” The student was totally astonished: “I know it’s Wednesday, but why ash and why no ham?” After being explained the religious meaning of the day, she realized the cook was actually joking…..but she decided to change to tuna to conform to the tradition, as part of her French immersion program! The code has changed for students at French language school in Cinema as part of French immersion program An excellent comedy is on almost everywhere in France at the moment: Daniele Thompson’s last movie, entitled “le code a change”, wins all critics’ praises, and obviously spectators are all but disappointed by this satire of upper middle class, funny, incisive, but also sometimes serious and even accusatory. A bit difficult to understand but totally enjoyable, said student taking French language course on the Learners of French in Opera evening for students taking French language course in Once upon a time there was a shepherdess named Bastienne who felt abandoned by her beloved Bastien. She called for help the village wizard Colas who reassured her: Bastien still loved her tenderly, he was just a bit flighty….This sugary love story is the framework of Mozart’s first opera, which he composed at the age of twelve. Although the songs were in German, the narrative was in French and the spectacle was really appreciated by students participating to French language program in the South. Japanese studying French in “C’est joli!” says participant to French language immersion program A girl recently experienced a delicacy which is a “must” in Italian and Provencal cuisine, but obviously not very well known in 
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