OpenBrand Mots bretons, Expressions bretonnes d'al Lun 3 a viz Gouere Mots bretons Lexilogie du breton L'origine de baragouiner Les mots bretons bara et gwin sont-ils à l'origine du verbe baragouiner, parce que les Bretons, dans une auberge, avaient coutume de dire "bara, gwin" : "du pain, du vin" ? Gilles Ménage écrit dans son Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue françoise (1750) à l'article baragouin : J'ai cru autrefois qu'il venait du mot bas-breton bara qui signifie du pain & de celui de guin qui signifie du vin. Le terme barbare vient du latin barbarus, lui-même emprunté au grec. En breton, baragouiner se dit gregachiñ, littéralement : parler grec (greg). gregach : grec, baragouin. Ce qui semble incompréhensible n'est cependant pas forcément barbare ! Expressions usuelles
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Serial: How to use Anki effectively | I simply love languages As promised, I’ve put some of my insights from the vocabulary boost project into blog posts. Let’s start right away with a serial about the program Anki. Note: The posts of this serial take it for granted that the readers have at least a vague idea of how Anki works. On my former blog I posted an introduction about Anki in German. For more information I recommend the following post by Benny the Irish polyglot. The program is free and can be downloaded here. If you want to study vocabulary effectively and Anki is your tool of choice, it’s not sufficient to simply install the program and work with a few cards. I am, however, convinced that there is currently no better tool out there to study vocabulary, and with a few tricks and settings you can adapt the daily practise to our personal requirements easily. I’m looking forward to your feedback and your thoughts and I hope you’ll find some ideas for yourself. Parts of the Anki serial: #1: Make the most of Anki cards layout Teile der Anki-Reihe:
Lunch.com - Relevant Reviews by Real People La prononciation L’une des premières choses à assimiler lorsqu’on commence l’apprentissage du japonais est la prononciation ( hatsuon ). C’est une sorte d’initiation à cette nouvelle langue, la première des nombreuses étapes qui vous mèneront à l’intégration totale de la langue et de toute sa culture. Voici donc les principales clés de la prononciation des sons en japonais. 1. [a] , [i] et [o] se prononcent comme en français. [u] se prononce “ou” comme dans “ ou ragan”. [e] se prononce toujours “é” comme dans “ é lan”. 2. [k] , [t] , [n] , [m] , [n] , [w] , [z] , [d] , [b] et [p] se prononcent comme en français [s] se prononce toujours comme dans “ s alon”. [sh] se prononce “ch” comme dans “ ch ien”, tandis que [ch] se prononce “tch” comme dans “ tch èque”. [fu] a une prononciation située entre le “fu” et “hu” français. [r] a une prononciation située entre le “r” et le “l” français. [n] en fin de mot (ん) est un son étouffé. [g] se prononce toujours comme dans “ ga re”, “ gui mauve” et “ go belet”. 3. À savoir
Découvrez LA méthode pour apprendre une langue avec ONLINE TRAINERS Toolbox | I simply love languages There are thousands of resources for language learners out there and everybody prefers different methods and tools. I thought it might be useful for many readers to put together my favourites. Please note: This toolbox contains both free and paid products. General language learning Need some tips, inspiration or motivation? Podcasts: It’s really entertaining to listen to podcasts that talk about topics we’re passionate about. The actual Fluency Podcast – by Chris Broholm Language is culture – by David Mansaray Magazines Believe it or not, there is even an online magazine available for language learning. Books If you’re new to language learning and want to read about language learning in general and get some motivation, grab Benny Lewis’ book Fluent in 3 Months . 72 ways to learn xxx for free – Judith Meyer collected 72 different methods for language learning that are absolutely free. Finding Your Way to Languages YouTube Channels Steve Kaufmann – lingosteve Luca Lampariello Benny Lewis ”. Reading
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