Chloé
online · Lyon
Coucou, ça va ? 00:25
Chloé
online · 00:25 in Lyon
Lundi, les Halles sont fermées, pas de réveil. Monday, the market hall is closed, no alarm.
Ce dîner chez tes amis samedi, alors ? That dinner at your friends' on Saturday, so?
Je veux les détails. I want the details.
Petit vocal du marché de Corbas, cinq heures. Quick voice note from the Corbas market, five o'clock.
Les renoncules sont magnifiques. Tu dors, je parie. The ranunculus are gorgeous. You're asleep, I bet.
Ton premier cours de poterie, c'était comment ? Your first pottery class, how was it?
Hier j'ai acheté des fleurs à ma mère et elle a aimé beaucoup.
Elle a beaucoup aimé, forcément. She loved them, of course.
Quelles fleurs tu as choisies ? Which flowers did you choose?
Je juge en tant que professionnelle. I'm judging as a professional.
Cette semaine, quatre jours. This week, four days.
Ton passé composé tient debout. Your passé composé holds up.
Ensuite, l'accord du participe. Personne n'aime ça. Next, past participle agreement. Nobody likes it.
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Lundi, les Halles sont fermées, pas de réveil. Monday, the market hall is closed, no alarm.
Ce dîner chez tes amis samedi, alors ? That dinner at your friends' on Saturday, so?
Je veux les détails. I want the details.
Petit vocal du marché de Corbas, cinq heures. Quick voice note from the Corbas market, five o'clock.
Les renoncules sont magnifiques. Tu dors, je parie. The ranunculus are gorgeous. You're asleep, I bet.
Ton premier cours de poterie, c'était comment ? Your first pottery class, how was it?
Hier j'ai acheté des fleurs à ma mère et elle a aimé beaucoup.
Elle a beaucoup aimé, forcément. She loved them, of course.
Quelles fleurs tu as choisies ? Which flowers did you choose?
Je juge en tant que professionnelle. I'm judging as a professional.
Cette semaine, quatre jours. This week, four days.
Ton passé composé tient debout. Your passé composé holds up.
Ensuite, l'accord du participe. Personne n'aime ça. Next, past participle agreement. Nobody likes it.
7 to 13 September · B1, since 24 August
An example from a week of Italian, not a real learner's week
Ho guardato la tua settimana. Quattro giorni insieme, e martedì mi hai raccontato del mercato con frasi più lunghe del solito. Le melanzane te le ricordi ancora? Le hai usate giovedì senza chiedere. Due cose su cui lavorare, poi ti lascio in pace.
4 days · 38 min
Hier j'ai acheté des fleurs à ma mère et elle a aimé beaucoup.
Elle a beaucoup aimé, forcément. She loved them, of course.
Quelles fleurs tu as choisies ? Which flowers did you choose?
Je juge en tant que professionnelle. I'm judging as a professional.
Petit vocal du marché de Corbas, cinq heures. Quick voice note from the Corbas market, five o'clock.
Les renoncules sont magnifiques. Tu dors, je parie. The ranunculus are gorgeous. You're asleep, I bet.
Ton premier cours de poterie, c'était comment ? Your first pottery class, how was it?
Lundi, les Halles sont fermées, pas de réveil. Monday, the market hall is closed, no alarm.
Ce dîner chez tes amis samedi, alors ? That dinner at your friends' on Saturday, so?
Je veux les détails. I want the details.
Cette semaine, quatre jours. This week, four days.
Ton passé composé tient debout. Your passé composé holds up.
Ensuite, l'accord du participe. Personne n'aime ça. Next, past participle agreement. Nobody likes it.
The same message from Chloé, written for three levels.
Je me lève à quatre heures. Je vais au marché aux fleurs. J'achète des roses et des tulipes. Tu te lèves tôt, toi ?
I get up at four. I go to the flower market. I buy roses and tulips. Do you get up early?
Ce matin, j'étais au marché de Corbas à cinq heures, comme tous les mardis. Il faisait froid, mais j'ai trouvé de très belles pivoines pour le stand. Tu es plutôt du matin ou du soir ?
This morning I was at the Corbas market at five, like every Tuesday. It was cold, but I found some really beautiful peonies for the stand. Are you more of a morning or an evening person?
Ce matin, à Corbas, j'ai dû négocier mes pivoines avec un grossiste qui avait visiblement décidé que le mardi était un jour de soldes à l'envers. J'ai fini par avoir gain de cause, mais il m'a fallu deux cafés pour m'en remettre. Tu sais négocier, toi ?
This morning in Corbas I had to haggle over my peonies with a wholesaler who had clearly decided that Tuesday was a sale day in reverse. I won in the end, but it took me two coffees to get over it. Are you any good at haggling?
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