Modern French: France welcomes you

Author: China Central Television Education Program Group
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: "Modern French - France Welcomes You" is a series of beginner-level French television teaching programs produced by China Central Television based on the 1987 Sino-French agreement on television French teaching cooperation. It serves as a model for the audio-visual teaching material "BIENVENUE EN FRANCE" issued in France in 1991, which has been adapted and processed. "Modern French" adopts the most basic expressions used in modern daily life conversations. The entire program consists of 26 episodes, each independent yet forming a complete system, narrating the work and life of four young people during their internship at a hotel. The content is rich and the format is lively. Self-learners can not only learn basic oral skills but also gain insights into French customs, cultural background, and daily life knowledge. The vocabulary, sentence structures, and grammar in this textbook are designed based on the communicative environment of the characters in the program, serving the purpose of mastering language use. During the learning process, especially in the early stages, do not rush to focus on grammar or become overly rigid about the grammatical aspects of each sentence. Do not memorize words and sentence structures in isolation; instead, understand the meaning of the original text by grasping the context and setting of the dialogue. Be bold in imitation, practice repeatedly, and lay a solid foundation for listening and speaking. "Modern French - France Welcomes You" is a series of beginner-level French television teaching programs produced by China Central Television based on the 1987 Sino-French agreement on television French teaching cooperation. It serves as a model for the audio-visual teaching material "BIENVENUE EN FRANCE" issued in France in 1991, which has been adapted and processed. "Modern French" adopts the most basic expressions used in modern daily life conversations. The entire program consists of 26 episodes, each independent yet forming a complete system, narrating the work and life of four young people during their internship at a hotel. The content is rich and the format is lively. Self-learners can not only learn basic oral skills but also gain insights into French customs, cultural background, and daily life knowledge. The vocabulary, sentence structures, and grammar in this textbook are designed based on the communicative environment of the characters in the program, serving the purpose of mastering language use. During the learning process, especially in the early stages, do not rush to focus on grammar or become overly rigid about the grammatical aspects of each sentence. Do not memorize words and sentence structures in isolation; instead, understand the meaning of the original text by grasping the context and setting of the dialogue. Be bold in imitation, practice repeatedly, and lay a solid foundation for listening and speaking.