Franais I

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BON VOYAGE I Chapitre préliminaire
Français I Mme Larson-Horne
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Madame LARSON-HORNE Votre professeur de français
Prénoms Melinda Marie Date de naissance
le 28 février 1967 Famille mari Eric
Horne mère Kay,
frère Rob (Heidi), neveux Alec
Chase Résidence Okauchee, Wisconsin, USA
Études (Marquette) Licence anglais français
(BA) Maîtrise en français (MAT)
Maîtrise en anglais/littérature
(MA) Profession Professeur de français
(ACMS PHS) Qualités Généreuse,
créative Défauts
Perfectionniste, trop sensible Jaime
Voile, voyages, musique, lecture,
shopping Je naime pas  Linattention,
les gens qui nécoutent pas
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Madame Larson-Hornes  
EURO SYSTEM
Comment les gagner Helpful Acts 5
euros Excellent Participation 10
euros Perfect Score on a quiz 10
euros French ads products 1
euro French media articles 5 euros
Extra credit projects 5-100
euros    
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Madame Larson-Hornes  
EURO SYSTEM
Comment les dépenser
Fun French products 1-100 euros   Folders 40
euros Book covers 40 euros Pencils 25 euros
Pens 75 euros Buttons 50 euros Pins
100 euros Stickers 1 euro Tattoos 5
euros  
Fines 5 euros - Detention   Late for class
(without a pass) 1st Offense 10 euros 2nd
Offense 20 euros 3rd Offense
Detention   Unprepared for class Rental
Fee 5 euros   Inappropriate behavior Depending
on severity 20 euros Detention  
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Madame Larson-Hornes  
EURO SYSTEM
Comment les dépenser
Grade boosters 50-1000 euros   Delay a day
(homework). This means ONE day ! 50 euros (May
buy this privilege twice per quarter) Drop a
poor assignment 100 euros (May buy this
privilege once per quarter) Drop a poor quiz
300 euros (May buy this privilege once per
semester) Drop a poor unit test 1000
euros (May buy this privilege once per
year) NOTE Test must be taken, but may be
dropped for low grade. You may NOT drop a
semester or final exam!
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CRÉDIT EXTRA chez Madame
Larson-Horne
Extra credit is rewarded in euros, not added to
grades however, there are a few grade-boosting
incentives that may be purchased with your euros.
I will not allow accumulation of euros to
substitute for diligent work and study.
French media articles Find articles on France or
other francophone countries (see Francophone
handout). Clip them out, bring them in, and you
will receive 5 euros. If you read the article
and write a summary of it, you will receive 20
euros. French ads products Look through
magazines for ads about French products (hint
cosmetics and clothing ads are a great place to
start), clip them out. Look around the house for
products made in France or with French writing on
them. Bring these ads or products in, and you
will receive 1 euro for each item. Dont worry,
I wont keep your stuff ?!  
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CRÉDIT EXTRA chez Madame
Larson-Horne
Extra credit is rewarded in euros, not added to
grades however, there are a few grade-boosting
incentives that may be purchased with your euros.
I will not allow accumulation of euros to
substitute for diligent work and study.
French recipes Find and prepare a French recipe.
There are cook-books in the library, and the
internet is also an excellent resource. You may
either prepare these recipes at home for your
family, and write a report on its preparation and
a critique of its success, or you may bring your
creation in to share with the class. Please
check with me before you bring anything. French
food preparation is worth 40 euros.
French books videos Read a work of French
literature (in English translation if you are in
French I-III), and write a book report. Rent a
French movie (with subtitles, if necessary), and
write a critique. These ambitious projects are
worth 50 100 euros.
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CRÉDIT EXTRA chez Madame
Larson-Horne
French research papers Note Reports printed
from Encarta or the internet will be considered
media articles, and are, therefore, worth 5
euros. Reports reflecting research and
creativity, and written in your own words will be
awarded 40 100 euros. Here are some
suggested topics
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Comment tu tappelles? LES NOMS DES GARÇONS
Rémi René Richard Robert Roger Roland
Romain Sébastien Serge Stéphane Sylvain Théo
Thierry Thomas Tristan Valentin Victor Vincent
Xavier Yves
Alain Albert Alexandre Alexis André Antoine
Arnaud Baptiste Benoît Bernard Bertrand Brice
Bruno Charles Christian Christophe Claude
Daniel David Denis
Didier Dominique Eduard Emmanuel Éric Étienne
Fabien Fabrice Florian François Franck Frédéric
Gaston Georges Gérard Gilbert Gilles
Grégoire Guillaume Guy
Henri Hervé Honoré Hugo
Jacques Jean
Jean-Claude Jean-François Jean-Louis Jean-Luc
Jean-Marc Jean-Michel Jean-Paul
Jean-Philippe Jean-Pierre Jérôme Joseph
Jules Julien Laurent
Louis Luc Marc
Marcel Marius Martin
Matthieu Maxime Nicolas Olivier
Pascal Patrick Paul Philippe Pierre
Quentin Raoul Raphaël Raymond Régis
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Comment tu tappelles? LES NOMS DES FILLES
Nathalie Nicole Odette Odile Pascale Patrice
Paulette Pauline Renée Sandrine Solange
Simone Sophie Suzanne Sylvie Thérèse Valérie
Virginie Viviane Yvette
Alice Amélie Anaïs Andrée Annette Annick
Antoinette Babette Béatrice BernadetteBrigitte
Camille Carole Caroline Catherine Célèste Cécile
Claude Chantal Chloé
Christiane Christine Claire Claudette Claudine
Colette Corinne Danielle Denise Diane Dominique
Dorothée Elisabeth Elise Emilie Emma Eve
Evelyne Florence France
Francine Françoise Gabrielle
Geneviève Gigi Hélène
Irène Isabelle
Jacqueline Janine Jeanne Jeannette
Julie Juliette Lætitia Laure Laurette Léa
Liliane Lise
Lisette Madeleine Margot/-aux Marianne Marie
Marie-Catherine Marie-Claire Marie-Claude
Marie-Christine Marie-Hélène Marie-Laure
Marie-Louise Marine Martine Maryse
Michèle Mimi Mireille Monique
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COMMENT TU TAPPELLES?
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LES SALUTATIONS
Informal La bise (girls or mix) Shake hands
(guys) Salut/Coucou Je mappelle Et toi? Ça
va? Ça va (bien) En forme Comme ci, comme ça Pas
mal Ça va mal Et toi? Salut/Coucou A plus/A tout
à lheure
Formal Shake hands Bonjour Je mappelle Et
vous? Comment allez-vous? Très bien, merci Pas
très bien Et vous? Au revoir A bientôt
English Greeting gesture (Hug/shake
hands) Hello/Hi My name is And you? How are
you? Fine/Good So so Not
bad Not good And you? Goodbye See
you soon
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LES SALUTATIONS FORMAL V. INFORMAL
In France, rules of polite civility are very
important! The French make a distinction between
conversing in a formal (polite) style and
speaking in a more informal (casual) tone.
FORMAL Authority figures People you
dont know People who are older (not including
family)
INFORMAL Friends family Peers
classmates Children younger Animals/Pets
Before speaking, you must determine whether
formal or informal discourse is more appropriate.
Other rules of politeness Always greet someone
with his/her name or title (Madame, Monsieur,
etc.) use the appropriate greeting gesture.
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LALPHABET FRANÇAIS
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FRENCH ACCENTS
These are shortcuts for including accent marks in
MSWord. In PowerPoint Excel, you must either
type in Word, cut paste, or go to Insert,
then Symbol to find the letters with accents).
control letter control
letter control (shift 6)
letter control (shift )
letter ç control , c
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NUMÉROS 0-10
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NUMÉROS 11-20
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NUMÉROS 20-29
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NUMÉROS 30-39
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NUMÉROS 40-49
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NUMÉROS 50-59
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NUMÉROS 60-69
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NUMÉROS 70-79
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NUMÉROS 80-89
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NUMÉROS 90-99
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NUMÉROS 100-900
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LES GRANDS NUMÉROS
Deux mille sept _________________________________
______ Mille neuf cent soixante-sept
____________________________ Je suis né(e) en
19____ ________________________________ 245,50
euros ________________________________________ 82
,75 euros________________________________________
__ 1.234.567.890 ________________________________
________
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JOURS de la SEMAINE
Nous sommes quel jour? Cest aujourdhui
___________.
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MOIS de lANNÉE
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LES QUATRE SAISONS
Quelle est la saison?
lhiver décembre janvier février
lété juin juillet août
le printemps mars avril
mai
lautomne septembre octobre novembre
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QUELLE EST LA DATE?
premier
mai
2007
Cest le ______ ___ ____.
first mois année
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QUELLE EST LA DATE?

• le Jour de lan Cest le ___ ______________
• le St.-Valentin Cest le ___ ______________
• le St.-Patrick Cest le ___ ______________
• le Poisson davril Cest le ___ ____________
• lIndépendance américaine Cest le ___ _____
• la Bastille Cest le ___ _________________
• le Halloween Cest le ___ _______________
• Noël Cest ___ ________________________
• ton anniversaire Cest le ___ _____________
• ta fête? Cest le ___ ___________________

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QUELLE HEURE EST-IL?
0000 midnight 1200 noon 0100 100 am 1300
100 pm 0200 200 am 1400 200 pm 0300 300
am 1500 300 pm 0400 400 am 1600 400 pm
0500 500 am 1700 500 pm 0600 600 am
1800 600 pm 0700 700 am 1900 700 pm 0800
800 am 2000 800 pm 0900 900 am
2100 900 pm 1000 1000 am 2200 1000 pm 1100
1100 am 2300 1100 pm
24 heures (militaire)
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QUELLE HEURE EST-IL?
1530 ______ am/pm 2340 ______ am/pm 0410
______ am/pm 0855 ______ am/pm 1925 ______
am/pm 1320 ______ am/pm 2335 ______
am/pm 0715 ______ am/pm
0105 ______ am/pm 1710 ______ am/pm 1230
______ am/pm 0645 ______ am/pm 2250 ______
am/pm 0020 ______ am/pm 1435 ______
am/pm 0915 ______ am/pm
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QUELLE HEURE EST-IL?
of hour

• On the hour Il est __________ heure(s).
• Noon Il est midi.
• Midnight Il est minuit.
• After the hour Il est ________ heure(s)
  __________.
• ___15 Il est ________ heure(s) et quart.
• ___30 Il est ________ heure(s) et demie.
• To the hour Il est ________ heure(s) moins
  _________.
• ___45 Il est ________ heure(s) moins le quart.

minutes
of hour
of hour
of hour
of hour
minutes
of hour
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QUELLE HEURE EST-IL?
Il est ________ heures________.
Il est _______ et__________.
Il est _____heures moins___________.
Il est __________ moins___________.
Il est _____heure moins___________.
Il est ______ heures moins___________.
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QUELLE HEURE EST-IL?
0105 Il est ________ heure _________ 1710 Il
est ________ heures ________ 1230 Il est
________ et ____________ 0645 Il est ________
heures ________ 2250 Il est ________ heures
________ 0020 Il est ________ ______________ 143
5 Il est ________ heures ________ 0915 Il est
________ heures ________
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LA FRANCOPHONIE
AFRICA TUNISIA ALGERIA MOROCCO MAURITANIA SEN
EGAL GUIANA MALI BURKINA FASO IVORY
COAST BENIN TOGO NIGERIA CHAD THE CAMEROON THE
CONGO GABON CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC RWANDA BURUND
I DJIBOUTI THE SEYCHELLE ISLANDS THE COMOROS
ISLANDS MADAGASCAR REUNION MAYOTTE ISLAND THE
GLORIOUS ISLANDS TROMELIN ISLAND EUROPA ISLAND
EUROPE FRANCE BELGIUM LUXEMBOURG SWITZERLAND MO
NACO ANDORRA
NORTH AMERICA CANADA (QUEBEC THE MARITIME
PROVINCES) ST. PIERRE MIQUELON
ISLANDS LOUISIANA, USA CARRIBEAN HAITI ST.
MARTIN ST. BARTS GUADALOUPE MARTINIQUE SOUTH
AMERICA FRENCH GUIANA OCEANIA (SOUTH
PACIFIC) NEW CALEDONIA WALLIS FUTUNA
VANUATU FRENCH POLYNESIA (TAHITI ET
AL.) ASIA LAOS VIETNAM CAMBODIA
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VOYAGE FRANCOPHONE
Projet culturel You will plan a 5-day virtual
trip to a francophone destination of your choice.
Your project must include
DESTINATION ________________________
Transportation (flights, trains, cars,
etc.) ___/5 Currency exchange (local currency
v. US dollar) ___/5 Map of destination ___/5
Flag
of destination ___/5
Accommodations (hotel, etc.) ___/10
Food/cuisine (local specialities) ___/10
Tourist attractions (monuments, museums,
etc.) ___/10 Scenery description (climate,
geography, etc.) ___/10 Holidays/observances
(traditional customs) ___/10 Sporting events (you
may observe or participate) ___/10 Pictures of
trip (personal images or Internet) ___/10
Personal reactions (your own reaction to this
trip) ___/10 Creativity (Enjoy this project and
be creative!) ___/10 Visual presentation (poster,
ppt, blog, video, etc.) ___/10 Use of French
(use as much French as possible) ___/10 Oral
presentation (enthusiasm, etc.) ___/10
Bibliography (variety sources cited not all
Net) ___/10
TOTAL ___/150