Audrey has been a French teacher for more than ten years now, and a cheese-lover all her life. She comes from the west of France, and after living 2 years in Spain and 4 years in Oxford in England, she has just settled in the heart of France, in Auvergne, a land of cheese, rugby, Michelin tires and ancient volcanoes. Audrey definitely prefers the first one. She speaks French, Spanish and English, and just started German, nothing better to understand her students who tremble at the French grammar! When she is not teaching, she tries to find time to cook or sing in a choir. She loves to invite people to her house to feed them and trap them with musical blind tests designed and adapted to her guests! Find out more about her on her website and LinkedIn.
Apr 29, 2020
You have started learning French and you want to boost your progress? Why not consider reading French books? But beware,...
Apr 03, 2020
Here’s a tricky chapter when starting to learn a language: how not to appear too familiar or too formal? Are...
Feb 24, 2020
Do you have “une faim de loup”? Are you hungry « like a wolf »? This blog is for you!...
Feb 10, 2020
« Tu travailles à EDF comme DRH en CDD ou en CDI ? » No matter what profession they work...
Feb 07, 2020
Do you want to speak faster in French ? Would you like to speak faster in French? Use abbreviations! Here's...
Feb 01, 2020
Find out how you can improve your French texting skills!
Jan 15, 2020
Do you want to improve your French accent? Do you want to speak French with confidence? We'll tell you how.
Jan 02, 2020
Christmas and New Year's are over, and you thought it was the right time to start your diet resolutions... Well,...
Dec 10, 2019
The aperitif is a monument of French culture, as important as strikes or baguettes. This is the moment before eating...
Dec 08, 2019
The meaning of gifts in certain countries can be very significant. Audrey goes through soem tips of what and what...
Nov 05, 2019
Switzerland and Belgium are two multilingual countries, they have at least 3 official languages each. How does their French differ?