Une Semaine à Paris - A Traveler's Guide with a Novel Twist
Une Semaine à Paris - A Traveler's Guide with a Novel Twist
This reachable bilingual novel/ Paris guide tells the story of a young couple preparing a trip to Paris, and spending a week over there.
In the story part of the book, you'll find dialogues that are lively, up to date, realistic, and adapted to your level: the dialogues cover subjects like making a hotel reservation, what to pack, asking for directions, ordering at a restaurant, buying food and souvenirs at markets, and many more real life situations.
The travel inserts (written with a professional Paris guide) will let you in on secrets only Parisians know; the best places to shop, little known museums, best Paris markets, how to choose a restaurant etc...
The whole story is translated into English, and the French text is recorded at a fairly slow speed. You will then be able to compare your pronunciation with that of a native Parisian speaker, and learn the true meaning of speaking Parisian.
Try a free story chapter or one of the travel inserts.
Une Semaine à Paris - A Traveler's Guide with a Novel Twist
- French dialogues and English translation
- 17 travel inserts with great tips about Paris
- 3 hours of audio, including correct Paris sites/streets pronunciation
Audio Duration: 3 Hours
PDF book: 167 Pages
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Une Semaine à Paris - Companion Workbook
- Over 350 questions
- Featuring native French male and female voices
- Recorded using modern French glidings and pronunciation
Audio Duration: 1 Hour and 30 Minutes
PDF book: 79 Pages
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Sample Chapters
Une Semaine à Paris - AudioBook Chapter Sample
Chapter 10 - Le Dimanche
In this chapter, you will notice the speed increase of the audio recording typical of the second half of the book, as well as the use of glidings and common shortening of French words like appart' for "appartement".Thomas et Angéla se réveillent dimanche matin. Ils ont bien dormi et il est… dix heures déjà ! Oh, la, la… pas une minute à perdre, il faut aller au Louvre ! Ils boivent un café, et partent. Dehors, il fait gris et il pleut légèrement.
Thomas and Angela wake up on Sunday. They slept very well and it is… 10 already! Whoa… there is not a minute to loose; they have to go to the Louvre! They drink a coffee, and leave. Outside, the sky is overcast, and some light rain is falling.
Une Semaine à Paris - Travel Insert Sample
Accessing the Riches of Paris’ 100 plus Museums and Monuments
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Paris is absolutely full of interesting museums and monuments, ranging from the world-famed collections of the Louvre and Orsay through various specialty art and design museums, museums featuring inventions and science, quirky and delightful museums like the museum of ‘Magic and Curiousities’, and even a museum of wine!
Generate your list of must-sees and would-like-to sees and start your research.
Always check opening days. Look for evening hours—this is a much less crowded way to see the Louvre and Orsay. Museums always close at least one day per week, usually Mondays or Tuesdays. Note: The first Sunday of the month, many national monuments and museums offer free admission.
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