Watch the video!!!
http://www.videonot.es/edit/0Bw0UASYVI_doTjdwSUFhbVBibGM
If you're unable to view the video through videonot.es, please click on the link below to access the original youtube video. You'll also see below the guide we saw in class. At each time interval, stop and answer the questions.
Youtube link:
http://goo.gl/xcpZo9
Video guide:
Throughout the video you'll be prompted to answer questions! Please post your responses in the comments section below! Don't forget to sign your name and your class period! Your responses will be in English or in French!!! Pay attention! Don't worry about accents right now - if you're unsure on how to add accents, don't worry!!! I'm not looking for that!!
If you have any questions, email me or Tweet me at @madamedignon!!!
Bonne Journée!!
Madame D!
Refresher on how to submit your assignment!!!
DOMINIQUE BELL-STOKES
ReplyDeleteBLUE 2
1.workbook,textbook,device,highlighter,writing utensils
2Georges: How are you henri
Henri: yes i am very well thank you.And you,how are you
Georges: i am doing well thank you
3.ill n'y pas de quoi- its nothing, your welcome
4.enchantee- delighted
5.tu is when you are talking to close friends, family,or children
vous is when you are talking to groups, a boss, adults, or someone you don't know.
6.americand greet by shaking hands and french greet by giving a kiss on the cheek to each other
ACTIVITY 1
CHASSEZ I'intrus
1.pardon
2.de rien
3.Enchantee
4.Comment vous appelez-vous
5.pas mal
6.Enchantee
7.et vous?
8.Je vous en prie
Kali Arcemont--B2
ReplyDelete*ca va means: I am
*they are asking how are you
*Jean: it is nothing
* Marie & Guillaume: saying good bye to each other
*enchantee: I am delighted
*Americans: one way of saying hello/what's up
French: proper and a familiar
1. D
2. C
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. B
7. D
8. C
1- textbook, workbook, writing utencil,. and a device.
ReplyDelete2-hows it going henry?
its going very well thank you. how are you?
im fine thank you
3-your welcome
4- pleased to meet you
5-use tu with close friends family or children. use vous with groups a boss or adults
6-french people greet each other with extreme politeness and are very formal. americans do not.
1-d pardon
2- d comme ci comme ca
3- d enchante
4-b comment vous appelez-vous
5-a pas mal
6- b je vous present dominique
7-d et vous
8- d je vous en prie
James Howard
blue 2
Madame Dignon test
ReplyDeleteWill Marquess
ReplyDeleteWhite 1
2:41 - I have a phone and a tablet
3:08 - Book/workbook, pen and papper, devices
4:41 - ok
10:31- okat, Julian? yes, its going very well, thank you, and how are you? im fine thank you.
11:15 - you're welcome
11:51 - enchanted
12:27 - "tu" = close friends, family, or children "vous" = groups, boss, adults or someone you don't know
12:43 - they kiss when thet meet
13:02 - 1. D 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. B 6. B 7. D 8. C
We need to bring index cards, notecard rings, our workbook, our book, a device, highlighters, pens, and pencils to class.
ReplyDeleteIn the conversation, George asks Henri, "How are you?" or "Are you well?" Henri replies, "Yes, I am very well, thanks. How are you?" George responds, "I am well, thanks."
That means you're welcome or no problem.
Enchanté means nice to meet you.
Tu is informal, and used with close friends. Vous is formal, used for your superior or a large group.
In France, they kiss each other's cheek as a greeting instead of shaking hands.
1. Pardon
2. De rien
3. Enchanté
4. Ça va
5. Pas mal
6. Comment allez-vous
7. Et vous
8. Je vous en prie
-Rachel Tate
Christine Resultan (White 1)
ReplyDelete1. d
2. c
3.d
4. c
5. c
6. c
7. d
8. b
French assignment 1: Elizabeth Moss Blue 2
ReplyDeleteWhat do I need for class?
I need book, workbook, electronic device, writing utensils, and paper
What are they saying?
George: how's it going?
Henry: yes, I am very good, thank you.
How are you doing?
George: I am good, thank you.
What are they saying to ll n'y pas de quoi?
Jean: It was nothing.
What does enchantè mean?
Marc: It is nice to meet you.
What is the difference between tu and vous?
Tu is with close friends, family, or children.
Vous is for a group, boss, adult, or someone you do not know.
what is the difference between a French or American greeting?
French people give each other two kisses on their cheeks and Americans just say hi. The French also say re before bonjour if they see each other twice in a day.
Questions in book:
1. d) pardon
2. c) de rien
3. d) enchantè
4. c) ça va?
5. a) pas mal
6. d) comment allez-vous
7. d) et vous?
8. b) comment vous appelez-vous?
Wy'Kia Frelot
ReplyDeleteB2
1. french workbook and book, phone or tablet, writing utensils
2. George: How are you?
Henry: Yes, I am feeling good. Thank You. And you? How are you doing.
George: I am doing well. Thank you.
3. No problem.
4. Enchanted (Hello in a formal/flirty way)
5.Tu is used informally and can be said to friends. Vous is used formally and is used for people who are older or in charged.
6. American greeting are bit more informal, while the french are very polite in their greetings, and french words are put in a different order that in english.
7. #1. D-Pardon #2. C-De rien #3. D-Enchanté #4. B- Commentvous appellez-vous #5. C-Je vous en prie #6. D-Comment allez-vous #7. A-Pas mal #8. D-Je vous en prie
kate luther blue 2
ReplyDeletethe difference between a American greeting and a French greeting is that americans just say hi and shake their hand however French kiss the sides of the person who they are greeting cheeks and say hi
In class you need index cards, card ring, workbook, textbook, device, writing utensil
ReplyDeleteThe converstion says, " Are you fine, henri?" " yes, I am very good, thank you." " How are you doing?" " I am good, thank you."
It means " Not a problem at all"
It means " Pleasure to meet you"
tu is used for informal statements and vous is used for formal statements
When Americans greet each other they shake hands, while French people kiss each other
#1 D
#2 C
#3 D
#4 B
#5 A
#6 C
#7 D
#8 C
In class you need index cards, card ring, workbook, textbook, device, writing utensil
ReplyDeleteThe converstion says, " Are you fine, henri?" " yes, I am very good, thank you." " How are you doing?" " I am good, thank you."
It means " Not a problem at all"
It means " Pleasure to meet you"
tu is used for informal statements and vous is used for formal statements
When Americans greet each other they shake hands, while French people kiss each other
#1 D
#2 C
#3 D
#4 B
#5 A
#6 C
#7 D
#8 C
1. Georges is asking how Henry is doing, Henry says very well thank youand Henrys asks how George is doing, then George says thank you.
ReplyDelete2. ll n'y pas de quoi = its nothing
3. Marie and Guillaume are both saying see you later
4. enchantee= delighted, Jacques is introducing M. Boniface and Therese
5. Marc is introducing himself to Annie and is asking her name. Annie told him her name
6. Americans greet eachother by just a hug, while in France they hug and kiss on the cheek.
Chassez i'intrus
1. d
2.c
3.d
4.b
5.b
6.c
7.d
8.b
Aliyah Cameron
1. pardon
ReplyDelete2. De rien
3. Enchante
4. comment vous apellez vous
5. Pas mal
6. comment allez vous
7. Et vous
8. Je vous en prie
:Garron Terrell
B2
1. We should always bring our textbook, workbook, pens, pencils, devices, and flashcards/rings just in case.
ReplyDelete2. How are you doing, Julien?
Yes, I'm doing very well, thank you.
And you (formal because he is an adult), how are you?
I'm doing well, thank you.
tu is informal "you" and vous is formal "you"
3. Thank you
No problem (il n'y a pas de quoi)
4. See you later, Guillaume
See you soon, Marie
5. Hello, Mr. Boniface. I would like to introduce Ines Lemaire.
Hello, Miss.
Nice to meet you.
(enchantee means nice to meat you)
6. Hello, my name is Marc, and you (formal because she is an adult), what is your name?
My name is Chloe
Nice to meet you
7. Hello, Lea
Hey Sophie
How is it going?
Yes, I am doing well, thank you and you (informal because she is a friend) how are you?
Not bad
French people greet others with a kiss on the cheek and Americans shake hands
Chassez L'intrus
1. d
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. a
6. d
7. d
8. d
Stephen Smith W3
1. We need to bring our french workbook and textbook, flashcards, writing utensils, paper, and a christian attitude;)
ReplyDelete2. This conversation says:
Georges: How are you, Henri?
Henri: Yes, I'm very good, thank you. And how are you?
Georges: Im good, thank you.
3. It means "You're welcome"
4. It means "It's nice to meet you." or "enchanted"
5. When you say "tu," it is informal or familiar, and when you say "vous," it is formal.
6. Americans normally hug or just shake hands or say hi, but the French kiss on the cheek in greeting.
Mise en pratique:
1. D.
2. C.
3. D.
4. C.
5. A.
6. D.
7. D.
8. D.
Brianna Daly
W3
1.) Color pencils, Book, paper, pen/pencils, flash cards, and rigs
ReplyDelete2.) How are you Henry? Yes very well thank you. How are you today? I am doing great
3.) No problem
4.) Nice to meet you
5.) Vous is to your boss or teacher or a group of people. Tu is for younger or if the person wants you to call you that
6.)Americans are more chill and say what's
up. The French are polite and say how are you and see you soon or in a hour. Americans say catch you later.
7.) D
D
D
C
A
C
D
C
Also Blue 2 on the last one
ReplyDeleteAlex Kammerdiener
ReplyDeleteBlue 2
1. d
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. c
6. d
7. d
8. b
Alex Kammerdiener
ReplyDeleteBlue 2
1. d
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. c
6. d
7. d
8. b
no prob micah this and last post
ReplyDeletesaying by micah
ReplyDeleteenchanted
ReplyDeletemicah
#1 pardon #2comme ci, comme ça #3 Enchanté #4 ça va #5 pas mal #6 Enchanté #7 et vous #8 et tol
ReplyDelete1.D Pardon
ReplyDelete2.C De rien
3.D Enchante
4.B Comment vous appelez-vous
5.A Pas mal
6.C Enchante
7.D Et vous
8.D Je vous en prie
Ashton storie
Period 2 blue day
book, work book, and a device
ReplyDeleteHow are you? Im very good thanks and you? Im good, thank you.
Its not a problem.
Nice to meet you.
Tu is used in a conversation with someone you're familiar with and vous is used when speaking to someone in a higher authority than you.
Americans shake hands and the French kiss cheeks.
1 Pardon 2 De rien 3 Enchanté 4 Ça va? 5 Je vous en prie. 6 Comment allez-vous? 7 Et vous? 8 Et toi?
Lindsey Johnson White 1
3:08 Index Cards, Flashcard Ring, Workbook and Textbook, Electronic Device, Writing Utensils
ReplyDelete10:31 Georges: Are you well Henre?
Henre: Yes I am well, Thank you! How about you?
Georges: I am well thank you
11:15
It was nothing, you're welcome
11:51
Nice to meet you
12:27
tu-informal
vous- formal
12:43
They kiss on the cheek in France but here we shake hands or give a high five.
1-8
1. D. Pardon
2. C. De rien
3. D. Enchante
4. C. Ca va?
5. A. Pas mal
6. B. Je vous presente Dominique
7. D. Et vous?
8. D. Je vous en prie
Grant Berry
1) D
ReplyDelete2) C
3) D
4) B
5) A
6) B
7) D
8) D
Savannah Lawson white 3
Caroline Bohannan
ReplyDelete1. always bring your book and workbook to class
2. george- how's it going, henri- yes very good, how are you? george- I am well
3.there is no need to thank me
4.nice to met you
5.tu- is informal and vous- is formal
6. they kiss each other on the cheek while americans just shake
1. D
2.C
3.C
4.B
5.A
6.C
7.D
8.D
1. Flashcards, flashcard ring, book, workbook, electronic device
ReplyDelete2. Georges: How are you Herni?
Henri: Yes I am very good thank you. Hiw are you doing?
Georges: I am doing well thank you!
3. Don't worry about it
4. Pleased to meet you
5. Tu- close friends
Vous- formal greeting
6. The French are very polite
7. D. Pardon
8. C. De rein
9. Enchantee
10. Ca va?
11. Pas mal
12. Comment allez-vous
13. Et vous?
14 Et toi?
Amanda Woodstock
White 3
2:41- i have a device(:
ReplyDelete3:02- your textbook, your workbook, flashcards, flashcard ring holders, device, paper, and writing utensils.
4:41- blogspot is really fun lol
10:31- Georges: "Are you good, Henri?"
Henri: "Yes, I'm doing very well, Thank you. How are you doing?
Georges: "I'm doing well, thank you."
11:15- it was no problem
11:51- nice to meet you
12:27- "tu"- say to close friends, family, or children.
"vous"- say to groups, a boss, adults, or someone you don't know.
12:43- French are very friendly and are more formal and energetic with their greetings.
13:02- 1.) a 2.) d 3.) d 4.) c 5.) a 6.) c 7.) d 8.)
~~Briley Lawson(White 3)~~
2:41- i have a device(:
ReplyDelete3:02- your textbook, your workbook, flashcards, flashcard ring holders, device, paper, and writing utensils.
4:41- blogspot is really fun lol
10:31- Georges: "Are you good, Henri?"
Henri: "Yes, I'm doing very well, Thank you. How are you doing?
Georges: "I'm doing well, thank you."
11:15- it was no problem
11:51- nice to meet you
12:27- "tu"- say to close friends, family, or children.
"vous"- say to groups, a boss, adults, or someone you don't know.
12:43- French are very friendly and are more formal and energetic with their greetings.
13:02- 1.) a 2.) d 3.) d 4.) c 5.) a 6.) c 7.) d 8.)
~~Briley Lawson(White 3)~~
hailey- white 3
ReplyDelete1. d pardon
2. c de rien
3. d enchante
4. c ca va
5. a pas mal
6. c enchante
7. d et vous
8. c et toi
Flash Cards, paper, device, workbook, textbook, and writing utensil
ReplyDeleteGeorges asks Henri how he is doing. Henri replies he is doing well and asks how Georges is doing, who replies that he is doing well.
It's nothing
nice to meet you
vous- talking to a boss or someone important
tu- talking to a friend or family
french have lengthier greetings compared to americans
1. d.pardon
2. c.De rein
3. d.enchanté
4. d.comment vas-tu?
5. b.excuse-moi
6. c.enchanté
7. d.Et vous?
8. d.Je vous en prie
-Chandler Moeller 8/11/14
My dog ate my homework doesn't count anymore b/c we're submitting online... #paperless
ReplyDeleteMadame Dignon
My dog ate my homework no longer applies #paperlessclassroom
ReplyDeleteMadame Dignon
I have device
ReplyDeleteBook, Rings for flash cards, Both books, writing utincles
How are you doing henry
I am doing good how are you
great
it was nothing
Nice to meet you
vous is formal
tu is informal
the french hug the americans give high fives
d,c,c,b,b,c,b
1. We need to bring our french workbook and textbook, flashcards, writing utensils, paper
ReplyDelete2. This conversation says:
Georges: How are you, Henri?
Henri: Yes, I'm very good, thank you. And how are you?
Georges: I'm good, thank you.
3. It means "You're welcome"
4. It means "It's nice to meet you." or "enchanted"
5. When you say "tu," it is informal or familiar, and when you say "vous," it is formal.
6. Americans normally shake hands or say hi, but the French kiss on the cheek in greeting.
Mise en pratique:
1. D. 2. C. 3. D. 4. C. 5. A. 6. D. 7. D. 8. D.
Kalil Abbott