Mylène was born in France from a Polish father and a French mother. She pursued further studies in commerce, working professionally in France, Germany and Canada before finally settling with her family in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy. Having travelled to and lived in multiple countries, she has first hand experience when it comes to the difficulties faced by people trying to learn and speak another language. As such, she's come up with an online programme focused on helping learners with their pronunciation.
Nathalie brings you the French word and expression of the week from England.
Alexis, Charlene, Carla and Mhergel feature this week for #ShareYourVoice providing us with their favourite French words and expressions.
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Nous ne connaissons ni votre nom ni ou vous vivez, mais la carte dit que vous etes passe par ici. Merci d’etre venu — chaque drapeau ci-dessous est quelqu’un qui est venu dire bonjour.