French the natural way: Qui est Jeanne Mance ?
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Tu connais Jeanne Mance ? Do you know Jeanne Mance? She was a French nurse and settler of New France. Among the founders of Montreal, she established its first hospital, the Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal. This is part of the series about famous francophone people who changed the world.
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J’adore cette histoire sur une femme aussi indépendante et prospère il y a si longtemps. Merci !
A very big and warm welcome to Thomas.
Also, thank you very much for helping your Mom produce such wonderful episodes.
You are both excellent.
Marie and Medor are also excellent!
Non,je ne vis pas au canada,mais j'aimerais d'y aller,canada est un pays magnifique/merci bcp
Merci pour cette histoire! Ma famille vient du Canada (mais je suis Americaine). Ils parlent français différemment que les gens Français. Je crois qu'ils sont considérés comme des Acadiens de la vallée du fleuve Saint-Jean. Nos ancêtres étaient «les filles de roi» qui comptaient parmi les premiers colons de la Nouvelle-France. Je trouve ces histoires très intéressantes. Merci pour les partager!
Je ne connais pas " les filles du roi ", merci, c'est très intéressant 👌
@@aliceayel Ah oui au Canada (Québec)on est tous les descendants des filles du roy ...... la plupart de ces filles venaient de Paris pour peupler la Nouvelle-France...dans mon arbre généalogique ya a plusieurs filles du roy
@@danielbernier5896 Merci Daniel, c'est intéressant ! C'est dommage, parce qu'en France, on ne nous raconte pas l'Histoire du Québec !
Merci pour toutes les informations.
Merci Karim !
I find these so interesting and I have learned so much! The French spoken is just slow enough for me to understand but not so slow as to make it difficult to listen to. I like the way you use multiple verbs, etc. to describe words that are the same or similar. My husband who is a French speaking Belgian has also learned some things he didn't know about some of the subjects! We watch your videos together and, of course, he understands much more than I do (I am a novice French speaker - not at the "baby stage" but not advanced either). Would you consider doing a piece on Auguste Escoffier? Thank you for all y our hard work on these videos!
Great suggestion Madame F, merci 😍 Yes Escoffier is on the list now!
oui!!!!!!!
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@@trsc_ tais toi
J'ai une question pour mon devoir: quel situation Jeanne Marce souhaite elle changer??
When you grow up maybe your Mother will read you a story about Marie et Médor!
interessant l'histoire des francophones de l'Amerique du nord est largement inconnus
Oui et c'est dommage car c'est très intéressant !
I read a novel recently called Two Solitudes (1945) by Hugh MacLennan which was about the tensions between English Canada and French Canada. It is supposed to be a Canadian classic.
@@John-yr1ws Très intéressant Giovanni, merci ! C'est un roman que j'aimerais bien lire.