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VoulezVouloz provides expert friendly French lessons wherever you are in Sydney. Our teachers aren't just native French speakers they have over many years of French teaching experience.
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French for kids

VoulezVouloz is pleased to announce that it is now offering French lessons to children aged 5 – 16 in Sydney. If you’d love your child to have a second language choose VoulezVouloz to teach your children French in your own home. You can take a back seat or get involved with the lesson which will [...]

TIVI5MONDE PLUS

Aimed at French-speaking children aged 3-12, TIVI5MONDE PLUS is the first entirely free, fun and educational Online TV station. This innovative service allows French-speaking families, and also anyone with a love of French who wants to introduce their children to the French language, to access quality children’s broadcasting in a safe environment and without any [...]

Speak French like the French!

A few useful French phrases: Par hasard… By chance Par contre … On the other hand en colère … angry Je reve … I must be dreaming il me semble que … It seems to me Il faut que … It is necessary en verité … truthfully, in truth exprès … On purpose (e.g.tu l’as [...]

Beginners French lesson

RFI – Radio France Internationale

Radio France Internationale is a major international radio broadcaster with 46 million listeners. It broadcasts 33.5 hours of programmes each week and is funded partly by the French government and partly by audiovisual licence fees. Every day they bring their listeners a story that’s making the news in France (Focus on France) and each weekend [...]

J’ai sommeil!

Our head tutor, Hichem, has recently become a proud father any day now. Here are some phrases he might find useful in the coming weeks: Je suis fatigué(e) = I’m tired Je suis crevé(e) = I’m beat, wiped out Je suis à bout de force = I’m beat, out of steam J’ai sommeil = I’m [...]

Bad French Joke

Two cats have a swimming race aross the English Channel, one English, the other French. The English cat is called “One two three”, the French cat is called “Un deux trois”. Which cat wins…? The English cat. Why…? Because Un deux trois cat sank…

French Basics – Number 2

Numbers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 1000 First(m) First(f) Second Third Zéro Un Deux Trois Quatre Cinq Six Sept Huit Neuf Dix Onze Douze Treize Quatorze Quinze [...]

Mot du jour – Nerf

Definition: Nerve Expressions: porter/taper sur les nerfs de qqun – to get on someone’s nerves; avoir ses nerfs – to have a fit of nerves; Allons du nerf ! – Come on! Buck up! avoir les nerfs en boule / avoir les nerfs en pelote – to be edgy, tense avoir les nerfs malades – [...]

Catherine Tate – French Exam

Lauren learns French