Cherche à constituer un groupe de conversation français-anglais

Bonjour
je souhaite améliorer mon niveau d'anglais.
y a t il des personnes intéressées pour constituer un groupe de conversation en anglais (thématique voyage ou autre)?
Si oui
Je propose d'échanger d'abord par messagerie (en anglais!) pour se mettre d'accord sur le support d'échange et le protocole.See you soon

Première leçon, répétez après moi :Ail s’pique ennegliche. (I speak English.)
Abâte pé peur worque : doux ioure besse and f... de reste. (About paper work: do your best and file the rest.)
Quènne ail poute maille Bach paque ire? (Can I put my backpack here?)
Iesse manne. Iou quènne parc ioure quarre ire. (Yes man. You can park your car here.)Si iou léteure. Alliguéteure. (See you later. Alligator.)
Inne e ouaile. Crocrodile. (In a while. Crocrodile.)DeCléricy

Merci pour votre première leçon. Mais n'allez pas trop vite car pour les débutants, c'est assez compliqué à retenir, surtout la phonétique.
Bon, je veux bien me joindre au groupe; cette première leçon m'a donné envie d'apprendre la langue de chèque-spire.
:))

Well... quite strange for the beginning, but why not.
Is it a good idea to use the forum? I'm not sure.
Anyway, let's see (I'm writing as I'm speaking and no problem about mistakes if understable) The best would be to speak (skipe?....)
I leave my home tomorrow for 1 week and, as I'm't rich enough to own a 3G key, no web
I'm going in my moutain cottage, hope found snow.
Bye

Oui, on peut se parler sur skype, mais le problème va être de trouver des anglais. Car des français qui baragouinnent l'anglais, il y en a des tonnes.
What do you think about?

Bravo pour chèque-spire! Bioutifoule.In English you say two Potuguese but one Portu..gooseDeCléricy

ha! ha! ha! V riz goutte!

not so easy to be interested for an english, I suppose.Anyway, a non english is easier to understand! I use to speak english when I'am abroad but, in fact, not often with english people. (probably, because I did'nt visit (tanque iou for correcting with the right tense, DeClericy, aie Kant) for ages!
Is it snowing, to day, in Quebec?
Bye

Bonjour,Je propose des échanges bénévoles entre francophones et anglophones. Le principe est simple : vous accueillez un anglophone à domicile qui vous propose en échange 15 heures d'accompagnement en anglais par semaine. Ce programme est présenté à la page suivante : www.aliore.org/fr/act.recevoir.htmN'hésitez pas à me contacter pour plus d'informations / 09 51 79 79 72Cordialement,Soizick Chartier

hi, i'm agree !Je suis d'accord pour y participer : que faut-il faire ?Merci de ma tenir au courant !Bye Bye !

Le plus simple est de se contacter par téléphone !A bientôt,Soizick

Back from my moutain house. Snowy, but as in Brittany, not more.
Welcome a student at home, good idea.I'm going to read your link (aliore) and, may be go ahead.
About how to improve my english, I've just cheked some free learning site but it's really boring, in my opinion.May be Im a bit lazy!Is there a web expert? Is less than 200 MO RAM enough to use skype?
As long as loaded skype, my computer is quite a snailbye

hi moi aussi j'aimerai améliorer mon anglais donc c'est avec plaisir de faire parti de votre groupe de conversation.

hello mysmak
Use english is, in my opinion, the best idea at the beginning.
Then, we may exchange by skype to train our conversation.
To be in touch with you would be exciting for me, as I planed a trip in your country.
One of my friend had as idea to join by boat Senegal, in fact Casamance.
But it'sn't sure, just now.
So, if he does it, I'd like to join him by road, with my van.
But is the road safe? I'm not so sure about!
Bye

Hi everybody.
Do you allow me to join your topic?
I agree, writing in english is a good beginning, mine has improved a lot thanks to that process and is still improving every day (i hope it is).
I live in Lille and I am obsessed by foreign languages, so don't hesitate to write me if you want to share a mail or a call.
See you

welcome!
I'm obsessed myself with the idea of improve my english.It's a pity, abroad, to state that everybody speak english fluently, except me. I'have been studying english for ages (at school, then sometimes for my job) but, unfortunatly, as I haven't enough practice, my level is quite the same as 30 years ago! Now, I'm retired (I'm 55, probably the last one!), I have got time to travel a lot and to improve my english.
I plan a Nordic trip : Sweden, Norway (I've got a good friend in Tromso) Finland, Russia.
I'mnt sure that Russian speak english but there is no doubt: I don't speak russian at all!
Probably, it wd be interesting to learn cyrillic alphabet.
hope you'll survive to these terrible weather ! (In fact, I'm jealous because I've love snow, very rare in Six Fours where I live!)
See you

Good evening.
I can help you if you want to learn some stuff in russian. I am not great, but I try to study as much as possible.
I think our main problem is dubbed movies, series... We can't hear anything in english on tv while other countries keep the original version. It's something we have to change, we are too lazy to read subtitles and to try to understand ohther languages. That's a French syndrom!

hy
I'm going today to my mountain cottage in Ardèche. (there are 2 Ardeche the middle one, near Vallon POnt d'Arc, wellknown from foreigners, specially German and Dutch and the mountain one, more than 1000 m high, very cold in winter season. It's mine.)
See you later (no web in the mountains... only bears and wolves)
Happy new year

Back to Six fours. No snow in Ardeche (in spite the terrible autumn, at the moment, this winter seems to be not so snowy...)
Thanks JB for your proposition about russian langage.
I went in Russia 10 years ago (Arkengelsk) I was surprised about a lot of young people was able to speak english, and sometimes french. but I think it's important, at least, to be able to translate from cirillic alphabet.
It wd be a good idea to begin to prepare this trip.I'm anxious about visa and administrative difficulties.So I'm watching topics about.
Later, I'd like to travel far from East (transiberian way) I don't if possible with a campervan (RV)
A dream?
Bye

I had the opportunity to take the Transsiberian and it was a great experience. In fact we took it until the frontier with Mongolia, then we took the Transmongolian until Beijing. To be honest, Russian cops were quite rude compared with the chinese ones. It's really a different experience because you never know what time it is and you only eat when you are hungry, you meet a lot of people from different parts of the world. I can give you more informations about it, but prepare it carefully and ask a visa as early as possible.
Learning the cyrillic alphabet is a good idea. I was a good russian speaker at that moment (7 years ago) and it really helped me, but you will always find english speakers.