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Conversations With Carole5/5/2025 EPISODE #52: THE RACE PARADOX — WHY ORGANIZATIONS FAIL ON RACE with DR. CARLTON BROWNIn this compelling and eye-opening episode of Conversations With Carole, host Carole Copeland Thomas sits down with Dr. Carlton Brown, a renowned UK-based diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) strategist and founder of Aspire Consultancy Ltd. (https://www.aspire-consultancy.com), to unpack “The Race Paradox”—a searing critique of how and why organizations repeatedly fail when it comes to race.Dr. Brown exposes the deep-rooted patterns of performative allyship and broken promises that permeate the corporate DEI space—both in the United Kingdom and the United States. With clarity and urgency, he explains how many com...
2025-05-0642 min
Carlton Landing Community Church SermonsFaith and Doubt: ThomasWe know the apostle Thomas as a doubter, but that's not the whole story. After the resurrection, Thomas has his doubts, but Jesus draws near to him, invites him to investigate his doubts, and calls him to believe. And he does! Thomas's story is one of growing stronger through doubt, and it is an example for us of how Jesus treats doubt: kindly, patiently, and calling on us to believe in him.
2025-03-0334 min
The DATEABILITY Smart Lovers PodcastEp 8. How HEALED do we have to be before meeting our Forever Person? (feat. Licensed Counsellor Sarah Sibi Thomas)If you are in your late 20s to early 30s, and wanting a come-to-Jesus moment about your dating journey, this episode is for you.
My guest for this podcast episode is Sarah Sibi Thomas, a Christian Counsellor from QLD, Australia who met her husband at age 31.
She is the founder of Pure Heart Therapies counselling and family therapy practice and has 2 beautiful little toddlers.
We discuss the following in length:
Qualities of a Healthy, Healed Man
The Importance of Vulnerability, Emotional Maturity and Kin...
2024-09-051h 23
The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable PodcastEPISODE 361: FUD and collywobbles with EV evangelist Ade Thomas2nd September 2024 The Spokesmen Cycling Podcast EPISODE 361: FUD and collywobbles with EV evangelist Ade Thomas SPONSOR: Tern Bicycles HOST: Carlton Reid GUEST: Ade Thomas, Green.tv LINKS: https://www.the-spokesmen.com/ https://www.ternbicycles.com https://twitter.com/CarltonReid www.green.tv https://electricdrives.tv/ https://www.evsummit.biz https://www.heatpumpsummit.com/ https://www.worldevday.org https://www.heatpumpweek.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/adethomas/
2024-09-0235 min
MY Self Wellness PodcastUnlocking True Potential: Wellness and Healing with Carlton WashingtonWelcome to the My Self Wellness Podcast! Join hosts Charles Patti, Christina Thomas, and Jamie Venziel as they dive deep into personal journeys towards self-awareness and healing. In this episode, we sit down with Carlton Washington from Forever Young to explore alternative healing methods, the intersection of wellness and business, and how stepping away from the traditional medical model can lead to profound personal and professional transformations. Whether you're looking to unlock your true potential or simply curious about the benefits of alternative medicine, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical tips. Subscribe, like, and comment to...
2024-07-191h 57
Virtue.News SportsJohn Oliver Disrespects Justice Clarence Thomas with 1 Million OfferSUBSCRIBE ON FANBASE: https://www.fanbase.app/letsargueshow
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2024-02-2213 min
ObjectsThomas CarltonIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Thomas Carlton. A trained social worker, Thomas had social work involvement in his life since birth and was adopted at seven alongside his twin brother and younger sister. However, this meant they were separated from their other brothers and sisters. During his childhood, Thomas experienced multiple different placements as well as the adoption. Now, he is now an active campaigner for change and is currently seconded from The Promise Scotland to work at Staf.
2023-11-2651 min
Made in China#95 - Ritz-Carlton Shanghai: General Manager Christian Humbert über Hospitality und KulinarikPurer Glamour, luxuriöse Ausstattung und kulinarische Köstlichkeiten – das kommt uns als Gästen in den Sinn, wenn wir an das Ritz-Carlton denken. Für Christian Humbert bedeutet es noch viel mehr. Er ist der General Manager des Ritz-Carlton-Hotels in Shanghai und ist unser erster Podcast-Gast aus der Hotelbranche. Er hat eine Menge spannender Geschichten zu erzählen, darum freut es uns umso mehr, ihn heute bei uns zu haben.Wie wir wissen, ist die Hotelbranche ein wirklich schnelllebiges Umfeld und dass es da nie langweilig wird, ist klar. Christian nimmt uns mit in die Welt der Hospita...
2023-11-0139 min
TSB - The story behindCarl Carlton & Melanie WiegmannEr gehört(e) zur Stammbesetzung der Bands von Peter Maffay und Udo Lindenberg und hat von Größen wie Robert Palmer und Eric Burdon gelernt. Carl Carlton ist längst einer der profiliertesten Rock-Gitarristen der Welt. Mit seiner Lebensgefährtin, der Schauspielerin Melanie Wiegmann, hat er gerade das Album "Glory of Love" eingespielt. Über das gemeinsame Projekt, warum Carl nicht mehr bei Maffay spielt, Melanie den "Sturm der Liebe" verlassen hat und vieles mehr, sprechen wir mit beiden in unserem Live-Podcast, für den Adriano Celentano seinen Platz für zwei Wochen räumen musste. Viel Spaß!
2023-10-0658 min
How To Be Rich Podcast#28 Carlton RuizDason and Carlton dive deep into talks about capitalism, racial wealth gap and living in Minnesota on this episode of the How To Be Rich Podcast.
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2023-03-211h 19
Authorized Novelizations PodcastFace / Off by Clark Carlton (w/ Clark Thomas Carlton and Max Fitzpatrick)What a glorious, sick novel, both transcendent and disgusting. Today on Authorized, we welcome back Max Fitzpatrick to discuss the novelization of John Woo's scifi crime action extravaganza Face/ Off. A book both weightlessly streamlined and beautifully perverse. Then, we interview the author Clark Thomas Carlton about working with the screenwriters and writing this odd book!
JUMP TO 2:05:00 FOR INTERVIEW WITH CLARK THOMAS CARLTON
Check out Clark's book Prophets of the Ghost Ants: https://www.amazon.com/Prophets-Ghost-Antasy-Thomas-Carlton/dp/0062429752
Check out Clark's other work: http://clarkthomascarlton.com/
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2022-09-152h 41
Life and FootballCarlton Thomas former UGA Bulldogs Running Back. Now CEO of humble-dudes.comIn this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest is Carlton Thomas. Carlton Thomas is a former Running Back for the Georgia Bulldogs. Carlton Thomas is currently the owner and operator of humble-dudes.com. All-purpose running back Carlton Thomas of Frostproof, Florida (Frostproof High School) committed to the Georgia Bulldogs in 2007. Williams was rated as the 11th best all-purpose running back by Rivals.com. Thomas committed to the Dogs over offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Iowa, Notre Dame, Rutgers and West Virginia. Carlton Thomas was one of the most dynamic players on the Georgia Bulldog roster. Thomas...
2022-08-0517 min
Virtue.News SportsSeason 9 Episode 90: Feminist Heidi Briones Speaks on Trans Swimmer Lia ThomasThe Morning Show Let's Argue w/ Prince Carlton invites Feminist Heidi Briones on the show to speak on Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas, the waves of feminism, and defining the word Woman.
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2022-04-041h 27
Carlton Fields PodcastsNo Password Required: The Philosopher CISO of Tallahassee Who Lives to Help Other PeopleThomas Vaughn is the current Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of the City of Tallahassee and the former CISO of Florida. A kindhearted introvert who began his cybersecurity career in the Army and then the U.S. Coast Guard, Thomas thrives on helping other people however he can, whether it’s with cybersecurity practices or serving as a volunteer fireman in his spare time. In this episode, Thomas joins the No Password Required team to talk about his journey from the military to cybersecurity, the top-tier candy that he can’t live without, and the philosophical lessons that he carr...
2022-03-011h 00
Branding Marketing and BSExposure doesn't pay the bills | Guest session with Carl Thomas-EdwardsI reached out to Carl last week to invite him on Branding, Marketing, and BS because I have always been a huge huge fan of his content on Instagram, and I believed that he could really share some deep insights on some of the things that I noticed my country (Zimbabwe) really struggles with Digital wise.
In Zimbabwe and most African countries (and even some other countries beyond Africa I believe) the digital space is still very infant, therefore, there is still that lack of understanding and appreciation of any digital work, hence some brands are not ev...
2022-02-141h 06
Expanding Reality03-Curt Carlton. Aerospace Engineer. Coolest job ever. Part 2We continue our conversation with Curt Carlton about the coolest job ever. Going into greater detail of the test facility work. Overcoming the challenges of the Columbia disaster with experiments aboard the "Vomit Comet" What it's like training Astronauts for ISS maneuvers in the Neutral Buoyancy Lab. As well as space walking them through complex procedures in low earth orbit. What is going on with SpaceX, fact vs fiction when it comes to Hollywood and outer space. As well as his thoughts on the next step most suitable for man's venture out into the heavens....
2021-01-281h 30
Expanding Reality02- Curt Carlton- Aerospace Engineer. Coolest Job Ever. Part 1Curt Carlton is a retired Boeing Aerospace Engineer who spent his incredible career working on N.A.S.A. projects and challenges. He Began in 1982 working on the shuttle program STS4-44 straight out of college. He also assisted in the Challenger and Columbia disaster investigations and the return to flight. He is incredibly intelligent wonderful to talk to. We are joined by my wonderful Brother Patrick as well. He has a degree in physics and was absolutely smitten about the opportunity to share the air with such a legend of intellect. Sup...
2021-01-281h 08
The GamerpreneurThomas Panico Is Bringing Esports To The SchoolsThomas Panico has taken a long road to get where he is, but in the end, he's doing exactly what he wants to be doing: Esports
Now, he's focusing on helping schools and local organizations join the burgeoning field of esports by helping them set up and organize their events.
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Twitch: Twitch.tv/phillyesports
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2020-10-2130 min
Rethinking Personal BrandHow to Create a Multi-Passionate Career Path with Cherry ThomasCherry Thomas, is an award-winning international elopement + wedding photographer, but her career path has been anything but linear.
Cherry talks about being a student of life, starting as a UPS driver, teaching English in Japan then working in a body piercing shop followed by running a $5 billion dollar trade desk. How did she navigate these transitions? She says " One chapter at a time." For anyone who has a thirst for life and feels inspired to create a totally, meandering but passionate path. This is for you.
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2019-04-2200 min
Blues NewsDale Thomas On RSN | September 13Dale Thomas spoke to RSN after re-signing for season 2019.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2018-09-1206 min
Blues NewsDale Thomas On SEN's Whateley | September 12Dale Thomas spoke to Gerard Whateley after his re-signing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2018-09-1112 min
Crypto Centz PodcastA follow up interview w/ Thomas DzatorIf you hear how Thomas speaks about crypto and blockchain in this show you would not realize that almost two months prior he had very little working knowledge of what it was. What a difference a day makes. Listen to the rap session.
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2018-08-0210 min
Blues NewsDale Thomas On FIVEaa | May 3Carlton's Dale Thomas speaks to Adelaide radio station FIVEaa ahead of the Blues' clash against the Crows.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2018-05-0309 min
Recorded live @ Calvary BerthoudDoubting Thomas? John 20:23-31Doubting Thomas? John 20:23-31 by Pastor Jim Carlton
2015-06-0830 min
Apprendre l'anglaisLesson 034Royalty and Kingdoms – La Royauté et les Royaumes
Vocabulary :
A king – un roi
A queen – une reine
A prince – un prince
A princess – une princesse
A jester – un bouffon
A lord – un seigneur
A lady – une dame
The heir – le dauphin
The crown – la couronne
The throne – le trône
Royalty – la royauté
A kingdom – un royaume
To reign – régner
To battle – combattre
A battle – une bataille
A century – un siècle
A knight – un chevalier
Examples :
Henry VIII was the king of England in the 16th century.
The prince is dead, so who is the heir to the throne ?
There have been many battles in...
2011-07-2720 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 11Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais:
Have a frog in your throat – avoir un chat dans la gorge
Down the drain/up in smoke – partir en fumée
Boil down to – se résumer à
I wouldn’t say no – ce n’est pas de refus
To be on the fence – ménager le chèvre et le chou
2011-07-2013 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 033Exercice et Entraînement – Exercise and Working Out
Vocabulary :
To exercise/to work out – exercer
To train – s’entraîner
To play sports – jouer aux sports
(voir Lesson 020 pour une liste des sports communs)
To gain weight – grossir
To lose weight – maigrir/perdre du poids
A pound – une livre
(abbr : lb/lbs)
To jog – faire du jogging
To run – courir
To lift weights – faire des haltères
Weight training – la musculation
To go for a walk – faire une promenade
To go to the gym – aller au gymnase
Examples :
He exercises 5 times a week.
I want to lose 15 lbs.
She plays soccer every weekend.
We go to...
2011-07-0619 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 014Studying English outside the classroom
How do you study outside the classroom? Maybe you’re not in school anymore, maybe you don’t have access to classes, maybe you just want to study more in general. So how do you do it? The podcast talks about different ideas for practicing English. Hint: this podcast is one of the ways to do it!
Interesting words from the lesson: rote, reword, convey, live TV, scripted, jargon, synonym, wordplay
Shows mentioned: Jersey Shore, American Idol, Masterchef (yes, Gordon Ramsay is Scottish…but most people on the show are American, and hey, Scottish English accent...
2011-06-2922 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 10When pigs fly, I don't believe my eyes
Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais:
I don’t believe my eyes – je n’en crois pas mes yeux
It’s/That’s none of your business – ceci ne vous concerne pas / ce ne sont pas vos oignons
It’s worth it/It’s worth the while – ça vaut la peine
You can’t have your cake and eat it, too – vous ne pouvez pas avoir votre gâteau et le manger aussi / on ne peut pas avoir le beurre et l’argent du berrre
When pigs fly – quand les cochons voleront / quand les
2011-06-2211 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 09Façons d'obtenir un répas
Vocabulary:
eat at home - manger chez soi
cook at home - cuisiner chez soi
eat-in/dine-in - à la maison
sit down restaurant - restaurant (traditionnel)
fast food - fast-food
to go - à emporter
carry out - à emporter
take out - à emporter
take away (England) - à emporter
drive-through - service en volant
order out/order in - commander
delivery - la livraison
room service - service de chambre
tip - un pourboire
2011-06-1517 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 032Manger à un restaurant
Vocabulary:
a restaurant – un restaurant
a waiter – un serveur
a waitress – une serveuse
a hostess – une hôtesse
the menu – le menu
an appetizer – une entrée
an entree – un plat principal
(aussi appelé "a main course")
dessert – le dessert
the check – l'addition
to order – commander
to pay – payer
French words used in English:
hors-d'oeuvres
Useful phrases:
What would you like to drink? – Qu'est-ce que vous voulez boire?
What can I get you? – Qu'est-ce que vous voulez commander?
(on entend aussi "What would you like to order?")
Would you like something for dessert? – Est-ce que vous voulez quelque chose en dessert?
Could...
2009-05-1714 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 013What does it mean to be fluent?
Structure of advanced lessons
Common American mistakes (your - you’re, there - their - they’re)
What does it mean to be fluent?
Take your time with your accent
What is your goal in speaking English?
Announcements: launch of version 2, new plans for blog posts, email coverage
2009-04-1028 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 08Deux paires de mots, many et much, fewer et less, et leurs différences
many ou much = beaucoup [de qqch]
many va avant un nom qui est comptable
ex. There are many people here. (Il y a beaucoup de monde ici)
much va avant un nom qui n’est pas comptable
ex. It takes much effort to become an engineer. (Il faut beaucoup d’effort pour devenir ingénieur)
fewer ou less = moins [de qqch]
fewer va avant un nom qui est comptable
ex. He sees fewer movies than me. (Il regarde moins de films que moi)
less va avant un nom...
2009-03-0510 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 09Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais:
Practice makes perfect – c’est en forgeant qu’on devient forgeron
For the record – pour mémoire; veuillez noter que...
A dime a dozen – treize à la douzaine; on en trouve à la pelle
Once and for all – une fois pour toutes; pour la dernière fois
My two cents – mon avis; mon grain de sel
2009-02-2515 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 012Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Thanksgiving, a misunderstood American holiday
Columbus and discovering America
The Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving
Modern Thanksgiving celebrations
Barack Obama, our President-Elect
The state of the American economy, and falling gas prices!
Black Friday
2008-11-2717 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 031Negative verbs in the Simple Past Tense (Verbes au Négatif au Simple Past Tense)
Review: negative verbs in the simple present
I eat -> I don't eat
You dance -> You don't dance
She speaks Russian -> She doesn't speak Russian
Alors, voici ce que vous faites au négatif:
Sujet + verbe auxilliare + "not" + verbe principal, toujours à l'infinitif
Le verbe "do" au simple past tense devient "did", et c'est conjugué la même pour tous les sujets:
I did
You did
He/She did
We did
They did
Puis, on ajoute le "not" et le verbe principal
I did not e...
2008-10-2312 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 08Up a creek without a paddle, it's like pulling teeth
up a creek without a paddle
to be right under my nose
to make my day
like pulling teeth
in touch
2008-10-1614 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 07Le verbe "to miss," et ses différences entre l'anglais et le français
Conjugaison:
miss, misses, missing, missed, missed
Deux emplois:
J'ai manqué le bus - I missed the bus
Nous avons manqué le film - We missed the movie
Mais:
Tu me manques - I miss you
Est-ce que ton père te manque? - Do you miss your dad?
Remarquez que dans le premier emploi, c'est la même entre le français et l'anglais, mais dans l'autre, c'est le contraire. Le sujet de la phrase en français devient l'objet de la phrase en anglais, et puis l'o...
2008-10-0909 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 011Going to the movies
The words “theater” and “cinema”
Why go to the movies?
Experience and convenience
Cell phones, crying babies and children, ability to pause
Ratings of G, PG, PG-13, and R
Pricing of tickets and snacks
Buying your own TV and surround sound
Previews and showtimes
2008-10-0224 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 030At the Doctor's (Chez le Médecin)
Vocabulary:
health – la santé
sick – malade
healthy/in good health – en bonne santé
painful -- douloureux
a cold – un rhume
the flu – la grippe
a cough – une toux
to cough – tousser
allergies – les allergies
medicine – les médicaments
pills – les pilules
a doctor – un médecin
to throw up/to vomit – dégobiller/vomir
to break – casser
to injure – blesser
Sentences:
Where does it hurt?/Where do you hurt? – Où est-ce que vous avez mal?
My ... hurts. – J'ai mal à...
Are you allergic to anything?/Do you have any allergies? – Avez-vous des allergies?
I'm allergic to ... – Je suis allergique à...
2008-09-2515 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 07Keeping an eye on the podcast to avoid becoming a couch potato
Actions speak louder than words
To keep an eye on
Raining cats and dogs
Piece of cake
Couch potato
2008-09-1813 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 06Quelques différences de vocabulaire entre l'anglais des États-Unis et l'anglais de l'Angleterre
Prononciation américaine/anglaise:
Un portable: a cell/a mobile
Le rez-de-chausée: the lobby/the ground floor
L'essence: gas/petrol
Un ascenseur: an elevator/a lift
L'addition: the check/the bill
Un camion: a truck/a lorry
Un appartement: an apartment/a flat
2008-07-1610 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 010Things to remember before moving to a foreign country
The basic idea of today's lesson is to remind you of some things to learn before moving to a different
country. Nobody can give you a full list of everything, but if you pay close attention to what you use on a
daily or a regular basis, you can make sure that you know what to get when you move. It's one thing to
know “I need an alarm clock,” but it's a completely different thing to know where to get that and what
it's called.
Also, a quick pronunciation tip: “used”...
2008-07-1322 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 06The pros and cons of having a chip on your shoulder
Pros and cons
What are the pros and cons of buying this house?
Gimme
Hey, gimme a Coke, too.
Rule of thumb
It's a good rule of thumb not to open attachments from people you don't know!
To have a chip on your shoulder
Why do you have a chip on your shoulder today?
Cold turkey
He's going to quit smoking cold turkey.
2008-06-0913 minApprendre l'anglaisAnnonce -- Oui, je retourne!Deux annonces, vraiment -- d'abord, oui, je retourne! Ne vous inquietez pas, je suis malade, et je ne peux pas parler du tout, comme vous pouvez entendre, mais le podcast va continuer. L'autre annonce, c'est que mes examens sont finis, comme mes études ici, et je retourne aux USA mercredi. Je suis vraiment triste de quitter ce beau pays, et je vais en parler plus tard, mais je dois le faire maintenant. Alors, à bientôt tout le monde!
2008-05-2604 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 009April Fool's Day, learned vs. learnt, tipping in America
April Fool's Day – On April 1st
Practical jokes – jokes, usually physical, at the expense of someone else
To fool someone [into something] – to trick someone [into something]
A fool – an idiot, a moron
British vs. American English
Past participle – many in American English are formed with –ed
In British English these are often formed with –t instead
Example: “I have learned” vs. “I have learnt”
Tipping
Usually NOT included, except for large groups (typically 8 or more people)
Average tip 15%, good tip around 20%, bad tip less than 15%
2008-04-0116 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 05Hats off to the great minds who think alike
Hats off! (chapeau !)
Out the wazoo – beaucoup
Grand – mille dollars
Great minds think alike (Les grands esprits se rencontrent)
To throw a wrench into my plans – causer un probème avec mes plans
2008-03-2314 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 029Writing a letter in English (Écrire une lettre en anglais)
Date format:
March 16, 2008
March 16th, 2008
(on peut bien sur employer les abbréviations comme “Mar.” pour “March”)
Vocabulary:
Dear – cher(e)
Hello/Hi/Hey/What's up – Bonjour/Salut/etc.
Greetings – salutations
Have a good day – bonne journée
Sincerely
Your friend – votre/ton ami(e) OU amicalement
(Best) Regards
Later – à plus tard
Until next time – à la prochaine
Talk to you later – je vous/te parlerai plus tard
See you later – je vous/te verrai plus tard
Cordially – cordialement
Love – en amour (?? Je ne suis pas certain que cela marche en français)
Example letter:
March 16t...
2008-03-1619 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 008American government and the current presidential candidates
American government system: three branches
Executive Branch: the President
Judicial Branch: the Supreme Court
Legislative Branch: House of Representatives & Senate
Main presidential candidates: Hillary Clinton (D), Barak Obama (D), John McCain (R)
Some important issues: the war, the economy, healthcare, immigration, the environment & energy production
Primary elections vs. November elections – win a Party nomination or win the Presidency
2008-03-0925 minApprendre l'anglaisIntermediate Lesson 004Today we're studying indirect object pronouns
to me – me
to you – te, vous
to him – lui (un homme)
to her – lui (une femme)
to it – lui (un objet)
to us – nous
to them – leur
Notice that there is always the word “to” with each pronoun. This is similar to French when you say “à
toi” instead of “te”.
Indirect object pronouns go before the verb in French, but in English, they go after the verb:
Je parle à Jean --> Je lui parle
I'm talking to Jean --> I'm talking to him
More examples:
I threw the ball to Mary --> I threw the ball to her
You're...
2008-03-0214 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 04Waking up on the wrong side of the bed, we bring home the bacon, hands down
Vocabulary:
Caught red-handed (se faire rattraper en train de commetre un crime ou faire quelque chose de mal)
Break a leg (merde)
Hands down (sans doute)
To wake up on the wrong side of the bed (se lever du pied gauche)
To bring home the bacon (ganger la vie)
Aussi: bacon = argent
Examples:
Votre enfant mange des petits gateau-sec juste avant le diner, vous lui dites:
“I caught you red-handed!”
Juste avant le début de sa nouvelle pièce, vous dites à votre amie:
“Break a l...
2008-02-1814 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 028Sur cet episode, on continue notre étude du simple past tense.
venir de + infinitif - “just” + simple past tense
Exemples:
Je viens de lire un livre – “I just read a book.”
Il vient de manger un gâteau – “He just ate a cake”
Remarquez la différence:
We ate a cake. (on ne sait pas quand cela a eu lieu, sauf que c'était au passé)
We just ate a cake. (on sait que cela a eu lieu assez récemment, il y a 15 minutes, une heures, deux heures…mais pas il y a un mois)
Poser une question au simple past tense:
Il...
2008-02-1217 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 007In today's episode, we discuss a few current issues happening in America.
Super Bowl XLII
New England Patriots vs. New York Giants
At midnight tonight (Sunday)! Watch for a bit of culture
Historical game because if the Patriots win, they will have the record for most wins in a season
Personally – go Giants! I don't like the Patriots, so I want them to lose
The Writers' Strike
Television writers are striking against the studios
The issues: more money from DVD sales and “New Media”, meaning online and OnDemand, and
including reality TV and animation writers in the writers' guild
Costing the TV...
2008-02-0318 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 027Sur cet épisode, on continue le Simple Past tense.
Formes de quelques des verbes irréguliers:
…[consonne] + y changez “y” en “i”, puis ajoutez “-ed”
Ex: to study studied
…”e” à la fin ajoutez “d” seulement
Ex: to dance danced
Remarquez que ce n'est pas forcement un “règle” il y a aussi des verbes qui ne marchent pas avec les formes ci-dessus, qui, très souvent, ont des formes plus irréguliers.
Quelques d'autres verbes irréguliers:
To do – did
“I did my homework.”
To eat – ate
“She ate an apple.”
To drink – drank
“He drank a Coke.”
To write – wrote
“You wrote a letter.”
To read – read
“We read a book.”...
2008-01-2716 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 03Sur cet épisode, the third time's the charm, avec notre 3e groupe d'expressions!
Third time's the charm
Like father like son (tel père tel fils)
On one hand…on the other hand (d'un coté…d'un autre coté)
All's well that ends well (tout est bien qui finit bien)
To be like
2008-01-1714 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 026Dans cet episode, on apprend un nouveau temps verbal – the simple past tense!
Pour les verbes réguliers, on ajoute un “-ed” à la fin du mot – c'est prononcé comme un “d” ou un “t”, selon le mot
Exemples:
Talk – talked
Watch – watched
Listen – listened
Answer – answered
Call – called
Open – opened
Play – played
Work – worked
2008-01-1213 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 006In this episode, I talk about some of the differences between the transportation systems in the US and France, cars, gas prices, etc. Also I touch on the subject of centralization, specifically with grocery stores and university systems. And lastly, I announce two new ideas for the podcast, but you'll have to listen to find out what they are!
2007-12-2118 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 025Sur cet episode, on apprend à faire des comparaisons avec des adjectives.
1st group: adjectifs avec 1 ou 2 syllables seulement, the “-er adjectives”
Big / bigger / the biggest
Small / smaller / the smallest
Happy / happier / the happiest
Hot / hotter / the hottest
Old / older / the oldest
Pretty / prettier / the prettiest
2nd group: adjectifs avec 3 syllables ou plus
Beautiful / more beautiful / the most beautiful
Intelligent / more intelligent / the most intelligent
Expensive / more expensive / the most expensive
Annoying / more annoying / the most annoying
Difficult / more difficult / the most difficult
La preposition “than” est employee pour indiquer l'objet auquel on compare quand on n'en a que deux.
La prepositi...
2007-10-2720 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 02Sur cet épisode, on apprend les expressions suivantes:
to split hairs (couper les cheveux en quatre) – to pay too much attention to details
to be all ears – to really listen ; to do nothing but listen
to talk trash (about something) – to talk badly (about something)
right off the bat – immediately
to get one's hopes up – to be hopeful when the result may not be what you want
2007-10-2417 minApprendre l'anglaisUne Nouvelle AnnonceC'est juste une deuxième annonce pour vous dire que toujours, il n'y a pas l'internet chez moi, mais j'ai trouvé une salle informatique où je peux mettre à jour le site et mettre les épisodes en ligne, et quelques d'autres petites choses, aussi. N'oubliez pas de télécharger tous les nouveaux épisodes!
2007-09-2805 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 024Sur ce podcast, on apprend à donner des ordres en anglais ; c'est-à-dire, la forme impérative.
D'abord, n'oubliez pas qu'en anglais, « tu » et « vous » sont tous les deux « you », alors tous les verbes n'ont que 2 formes impérative en anglais.
Pour les formes de « you », laissez tomber le « to » du verbe en infinitif, et on a la forme impérative ! Par exemple,
« to go » , laissez tomber « to », on n'a que « go ». Alors, « Va au magasin » devient « Go to the store »
Pour les formes de « we », ajoutez « Let's » devant la forme impérative de « you » et c'est tout ! Par exemple, « Allons au magasin » devient « Let's go t...
2007-09-2714 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 005In this podcast, we take a look at some common everyday cultural misunderstandings. Following, you will find my notes, as I wrote them down. At the bottom, you'll find vocab and expressions from the lesson.
Groceries – people shop more often here, food is healthier, bread goes bad very quickly,milk is completely different.
Official pictures have no smile!
Dress code seems more formal in general, fewer people wear t-shirts
Buildings start at floor 0, the lobby, and then you go up starting at 1.
L 2 3 4 5 in the States is 0 1 2 3 4 in France
Cell phones – all incoming calls are free! (phone cards are still expe...
2007-09-2620 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 05Sur ce podcast, on apprend plusieurs formes communes des mots “yes” et “no”.
Vocabulary :
Quelques variations du mot « yes »
Yeah/yea/ya
Yep
Yup
Sure
Uh-huh*
Mmhmm*
Et quelques variations du mot « no »
Nope
Nah
Uh-uh*
Nuh-uh*
*Ces variations sont vraiment des trucs parlés et non pas écrits, alors faites bien attention à comment je les prononce sur le podcast. Ces orthographes peuvent bien être employées, mais elles ne montrent pas les prononciations précises.
2007-09-2508 minApprendre l'anglaisUne Petite AnnonceCeci est juste une petite annonce pour vous dire que je vais en France pour continuer mes études, et je pars demain, et ça c'est pourquoi il n'y avait pas de leçons récemment. Je vais, bien sûr, continuer le podcast, et je vais faire une leçon aussi vite que possible, mais je ne sais pas encore quand je pourrai la mettre en ligne. Merci à vous tous, j'adore vraiment ce podcast, et c'est à cause de vous qu'il est tellement amusant.
2007-09-0503 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 004In this lesson, we learn about the American Scholastic system at its different levels.
Vocabulary:
preschool
elementary school
middle school
junior high school
high school
college/university
graduate school
primary
secondary
post-secondary
GED – general education development
high school diploma
college degree
associate's degree
bachelor's degree (BA/BS)
master's degree (MA/MS)
doctorate degree (PhD/MD)
scholarship
grant
loan
graduate assistantship
2007-08-2216 minApprendre l'anglaisExpressions 01Sur ce podcast, on apprend quelques expressions:
gonna -- going to
wanna -- want to
to think twice -- to hesitate
left and right -- everywhere
off the top of my head -- without thinking about it much
to pull someone's leg -- to joke around, to tease, to kid
crystal clear -- completely clear
2007-08-0713 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 023Sur cet épisode, on apprend à parler des ordinateurs et jeux vidéos.
Vocabulaire:
a computer -- un ordinateur
a mouse -- un souri
the screen -- l'écran
a keyboard -- un clavier
the memory -- la mémoire
the hard drive -- le disque dur
the motherboard -- la carte mère
a cd drive/cd player -- un lecteur cd
a dvd drive/dvd player -- un lecteur dvd
a camera -- un caméra
a mic -- un micro
a headset -- un casque
an operating system (an OS) -- un système d'exploitation
a program -- un logic...
2007-07-3115 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 003In this episode, I discuss some of the issues regarding sports in America.
Vocabulary:
improvise/ad lib/do it on the fly
theory
controversy
vip(s)
fine (as a noun)
role model
2007-07-2219 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 022Sur cet épisode, on apprend à parler de la circulation.
Vocabulaire:
traffic -- la circulation
rush hour -- l'heure de pointe
a traffic jam -- un bouchon/un embouteillage
a car -- une voiture
a truck -- un camion
a van -- une camionette
a bus -- un bus
a bicycle -- une bicyclette/un vélo
a bike -- une biciclette/un vélo
a motorcycle -- une moto
a plane/an airplane -- un avion
a train -- un train
a ship -- un vaisseau
the subway/the metro -- le métro
a taxi -- un taxi
to go...
2007-07-1913 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 002In this episode, we learn all about cell phones and how to get one in America:
Vocabulary:
cellular telephone
cell phone
mobile phone
carrier
sign up for a contract
pick a plan
minutes per month
long-distance
roaming
network
voicemail
overage charges/fees
text messages
video messages
picture messages
free nights and weekends
bill
statement
2007-06-2017 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 021Sur ce podcast, on continue à apprendre à parler de la nourriture.
Vocabulaire:
a meal -- un repas
utensils -- les ustensiles
a fork -- une fourchette
a knife -- un couteau
a spoon -- une cuillière
a plate -- une assiette
a napkin -- une serviette (de table)
a bowl -- un bol
a table -- une table
a cup -- une tasse
a glass -- un verre
a straw -- une paille
to set the table -- mettre la table
to eat -- manger
to drink -- boire
to do the dishes -- faire la vaiselle
to cook -- fai...
2007-06-1211 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 020Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler des sports:
Vocabulaire:
basketball -- le basket
baseball -- le baseball
tennis -- le tennis
golf -- le golf
volleyball -- le volley
hockey -- le hockey
soccer (aux USA) -- le football
football (en Angleterre) -- le football
football (aux USA) -- le football américain
to play -- jouer (au)
to watch -- regarder
to go to a [le nom du sport] game -- assister à un match de [le nom du sport]
to practice -- s'entraîner
to root for -- enourager
to buy -- acheter
a fan -- un fan
a tour...
2007-06-0516 minApprendre l'anglaisAdvanced Lesson 001The Advanced Lessons have arrived! In this podcast, I give a basic introduction to the Advanced Lessons and what they will be about. Because they will be entirely in English, today I discuss a few important points about spoken English and differences between textbook English and real English. Please give feedback on the format of this lesson! Your feedback is always appreciated and often used to change things for the better.
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2007-06-0116 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 019Sur ce podcast, on apprende les noms des pays et des langues.
Vocabulaire:
Pays: Langue (on emploie le nom de la langue pour décrire les habitants si ce n'est pas spécifié)
America: English (mais une personne est "American")
France: French
Canada: English (une personne est "Canadian")
Switzerland: German (une personne est "Swiss")
England: English
Belgium: Dutch (une personne est "Belgian")
Spain: Spanish
Germany: German
Italy: Italian
China: Chinese
Japan: Japanese
Korea: Korean
Russia: Russian
Algeria: Arabic (une personne est "Algerian")
Holland: Dutch
Greece: Greek
2007-05-2816 minApprendre l'anglaisInterview 01Sur ce podcast, on révise un peu de ce que l'on a déjà étudié par une interview avec un de mes amis.
Vous pouvez trouver le texte de ce dialogue sur la page des matériels à https://www.anglaispod.com/
2007-05-2206 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 018Sur ce podcast, on apprend les noms de plusieurs animaux.
Vocabulaire:
a dog -- un chien
a cat -- un chat
a bird -- un oiseau
a cow -- une vache
a horse -- un cheval
a chicken -- un poulet
a duck -- un canard
a sheep -- un mouton
a pig -- un cochon
a monkey -- un singe
a penguin -- un pingouin
a lion -- un lion
a tiger -- un tigre
a turtle -- une tortue
a shark -- un requin
2007-05-2014 minApprendre l'anglaisIntermediate Lesson 003Sur ce podcast, on apprend à employer les pronoms objets directs.
me -- me
you -- te, vous
him -- le (personne)
her -- la (personne)
it -- le/la (objet)
us -- nous
them -- les
En français on met les pronoms objets directs avant le verbe, mais en anglais ils vont après le verbe.
ex en français: Je regarde la télé --> Je la regarde
mais en anglais: I'm watching TV --> I'm watching it
2007-05-1117 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 017Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler des conditions mentales et physiques.
Vocabulaire:
Remarquez bien qu'en français c'est "avoir" de temps en temps et "être" de temps en temps, mais c'est toujours "to be" (être) en anglais.
to be hot -- avoir chaud
to be cold -- avoir froid
to be tired -- avoir sommeil
to be hungry -- avoir faim
to be thirsty -- avoir soif
to be ashamed -- avoir honte
to be afraid (of...) -- avoir peur (de...)
to be right -- avoir raison
to be wrong -- avoir tort
to be happy -- être heureux
to be sa...
2007-05-0719 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 016Sur ce podcast, on apprend à poser une question en anglais.
Vocabulaire:
who -- qui
what -- que/quoi
where -- où
when -- quand/lorsque
why -- pourquoi
how -- comment
how many -- combien (de)
which -- quel
2007-04-2918 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 015Sur ce podcast, on apprend à décrice où se trouve les objets.
Vocabulaire:
on top of -- sur
under -- sous
next to -- à côté de
close to -- près de
behind -- derrière
in front of -- devant
to the right of -- à droite de
to the left of -- à gauche de
between -- entre
opposite -- en face de
far from -- loin de
in -- dans
the computer -- l'ordinateur
the television -- la télévision
the TV -- la télé
the radio -- la radio
the book -- le livre
the notebook -- le...
2007-04-2413 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 014Sur ce podcast, on commence à apprendre à parler de la nourriture.
Vocabulaire:
breakfast -- le petit-déjeuner
lunch -- le déjeuner
dinner -- le dîner
to eat -- manger
to drink -- boire
fruits -- les fruits
a cherry -- une cérise
a lemon -- un citron
a strawberry -- une fraise
a raspberry -- une framboise
a peach -- une pêche
a pear -- une poire
an apple -- une pomme
a grape -- un raisin
an apricot -- un abricot
a banana -- une banane
an orange -- une orange
a grapefruit -- une pamplemousse
vegetab...
2007-04-1920 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 013Sur ce podcast, on apprend à mettre un verbe au négatif:
Présent Simple:
I watch -- I don't watch
You eat -- You don't eat
She reads -- She doesn't read
Présent Progressif:
I'm watching -- I'm not watching
You're eating -- You're not eating/You aren't eating
He's eating -- He's not eating/He isn't eating
2007-04-1413 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 012Sur ce podcast, on apprend quelques pièces, quelques meubles, et quelques appareils:
Vocabulaire:
bedroom -- la chambre à coucher
kitchen -- la cuisine
living room -- la salle de séjour
dining room -- la salle à manger
garden -- le jardin
basement -- le sous-sol
bathroom -- la salle de bains
roof -- le toit
stairs - l'escalier
in the... -- dans le/la...
a bathtub -- une baignoire
a sofa -- un canapé
a mirror -- un miroir
a window -- une fenêtre
a door -- une porte
a shower -- une douche
a dishwasher -- un lave-vaiselle
a refr...
2007-04-1217 minApprendre l'anglaisIntermediate Lesson 002Sur ce podcast, on apprend à changes les phrases de la voix active à la voix passive.
Exemples (la voix active --> la voix passive):
He wrote this book. --> This book was written (by him).
He is writing this book. --> This book is being written (by him).
He will write this book. --> This book will be written (by him).
He will have written this book. --> This book will have been written (by him).
He would have written this book. --> This book would have been written (by him).
2007-04-0916 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 011Sur ce podcast, on s'exerce la différence entre le présent simple et le présent progressif:
Vocabulaire:
to go to -- aller à
places -- les endroits
the library -- la bibliothèque
the movies -- le ciné
the hotel -- l'hôtel
the hospital -- l'hôpital
the park -- le parc
the bank -- la banque
the post office -- le bureau de poste/la poste
the gas station -- le poste d'essence
a restaurant -- un restaurant
the grocery store -- l'épicerie
time expressions -- les expressions de temps
avec le présent simple:
every -- tout le...
2007-04-0625 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 010Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler des vêtements et de ce que l'on fait au présent.
Vocabulaire:
colors -- les couleurs
white -- blanc
black -- noir
blue -- bleu
green -- vert
red -- rouge
yellow -- jaune
purple -- violet
brown -- marron
pink -- rose
orange -- orange
grey** -- gris
**l'orthographe de "grey" est de temps en temps "gray" avec un "a"
clothing -- les vêtements
a hat -- un chapeau
a shirt -- une chemise
pants** -- un pantalon
shoes -- des chaussures
socks -- des chaussettes
boots -- des bottes
a blou...
2007-04-0321 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 04Sur ce podcast, on apprend les contractions des conjugaisons du verbe "to be".
Vocabulaire:
I am --> I'm
you are --> you're
he is --> he's
she is --> she's
we are --> we're
they are --> they're
2007-03-3107 minApprendre l'anglaisIntermediate Lesson 001Sur ce podcast, on apprend 6 verbes auxilliares différents.
Vocabulaire:
"will" marks the future tense
"must" is used for "il faut" expressions
"can" is the verb "pouvoir" in French
"should" is the verb "devoir" in the conditional tense in French
"could" is the verb "pouvoir" in conditional tense in French
"would" marks the conditional tense for other verbs
To make a question with an auxilliary verb, use the following pattern:
Aux. verb + subject + main verb + ...
For example...
Will he help us? (Est-ce qu'il nous aidera?)
To make a negative statement with an auxilliary verb, negate the auxilliary verb, not the m...
2007-03-2919 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 009Sur ce podcast, on apprend les parties du corps.
Vocabulaire:
head -- la tête
face -- la figure
hair -- les cheveux
eye(s) -- l'oeil/les yeux
ear -- l'oreille
nose -- le nez
mouth -- la bouche
tooth/teeth -- le dent/les dents
tongue -- la langue
neck -- le cou
shoulders -- les épaules
arms -- les bras
hands -- les mains
fingers -- les doigts
chest -- la poitrine
stomach -- l'estomac
back -- le dos
leg -- la jambe
knee -- le genou
foot/feet -- le(s) pied(s)
toe -- le do...
2007-03-2720 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 008Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler de la vie quotidienne.
Vocabulaire:
Possessive adjectives -- Les adjectifs possessifs
my -- mon, ma, mes
your -- ton, ta, tes, votre, vos
his -- son, sa, ses (quand la personne est un homme)
her -- son, sa, ses (quand la personne est une femme)
our -- notre, nos
their -- leur, leurs
Le Présent Simple des verbres réguliers
Pour les actions habituelles ou pour parler des choses en général
ex. to eat -- manger
I/you/we/they eat
he/she eats
ex. to go -- aller
I/you/we/th...
2007-03-2522 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 03Sur ce podcast, on apprend les numéraux ordinaux.
Vocabulaire:
first (1st)
second (2nd)
third (3rd)
fourth (4th)
fifth (5th)
sixth (6th)
seventh (7th)
eigth (8th)
ninth (9th)
tenth (10th)
eleventh (11th)
twelfth (12th)
thirteenth (13th)
fourteenth (14th)
fifteenth (15th)
sixteenth (16th)
seventeenth (17th)
eighteenth (18th)
nineteenth (19th)
twentieth (20th)
thirtieth (30th)
fourtieth (40th)
fiftieth (50th)
sixtieth (60th)
seventieth (70th)
eightieth (80th)
ninetieth (90th)
one hundredth (100th)
2007-03-2208 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 007Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler de quel temps il fait et quand.
Vocabulaire:
The seasons -- Les saisons
spring -- printemps
summer -- été
fall -- automne
winter -- hiver
In the [winter]... -- En [hiver]...
The months of the year -- Les mois de l'année
January -- janvier
February -- février
March -- mars
April -- avril
May -- mai
June -- juin
July -- juillet
August -- août
September -- septembre
October -- octobre
November -- novembre
December -- décembre
In [March]... -- En mars...
(Remarquez au-dessous qu'en anglais les premières lettres des noms...
2007-03-2016 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 006Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler de ce qu'on aime et n'aime pas faire.
Vocabulaire:
What do you like to do? -- Qu'est-ce que vous aimez faire?
I like [to study English]. -- J'aime [étudier l'anglais].
Do you like [to study English]? -- Est-ce que vous aimez [étudier l'anglais]?
Yes, I like [to study English]. -- Oui, j'aime [étudier l'anglais].
Yes, I do. -- Oui, je l'aime.
No, I don't like [to study English]. -- Non, je n'aime pas [étudier l'anglais].
No, I don't. -- Non, je ne l'aime pas.
to swim -- nager
to dance -- danser
to sing -- ch...
2007-03-1818 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 02Sur ce podcast, on apprend quelques expressions utiles.
Vocabulaire:
yes -- oui
no -- non
maybe -- peut-être
and -- et
or -- ou
but -- mais
um.../uh... -- euh...
well... -- alors...
then -- puis
next -- ensuite
please -- s'il vous plaît/s'il te plaît
thank you/thanks -- merci
excuse me -- excusez-moi/excuse-moi
I don't know/I dunno -- je ne sais pas
Could you help me? -- Pourriez-vous m'aider?
Help! -- Au secours!
Where is the bathroom? -- Où sont les toilettes?
2007-03-1606 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 005Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler de la famille.
Vocabulaire:
to have -- avoir
I have -- j'ai
you have -- tu as/vous avez
he/she has -- il/elle a
we have -- nous avons
they have -- ils/elles ont
to do -- faire (mais on l'emploie dans cette leçon pour poser des questions)
I/you/we/they do
he/she does
You have a brother. --> Do you have a brother?
He has a brother. --> Does he have a brother?
a/an -- "a" avec la plupart des mots, "an" avec des mots qui co...
2007-03-1420 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 004Sur ce podcast, on apprend à parler du temps.
Vocabulaire:
What time is it?
It's... (o'clock).
ex: It's 3 (o'clock).
It's... (avec nombre de minutes)
ex: It's 3:20. (It's three twenty).
a.m. de 0h00 à 11h59
p.m. de 12h00 à 23h59
in the morning -- du matin
in the afternoon -- de l'après-midi
in the evening -- du soir
at night -- (lit. "de la nuit" mais l'usage est la même qu'avec "in the evening")
ex: It's 10:12 in the morning -- Il est 10h12 du matin.
ex: It's 4:42 in the afternoon -- Il est 4h42 de l'après-midi.
It's a quarter after...
2007-03-0916 minApprendre l'anglaisMini-Lesson 01Sur ce podcast, on apprend les noms des lettres de l'alphabet anglais.
Vocabulaire:
How do you spell your name? -- Comment est-ce que l'on épelle votre nom?
. period
, comma
! exclamation mark
? question mark
' apostrophe
2007-03-0706 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 003Sur ce podcast, on apprend à compter en anglais et puis à dire son âge.
Vocabulaire:
zero -- zéro
one -- un
two -- deux
three -- trois
four -- quatre
five -- cinq
six -- six
seven -- sept
eight -- huit
nine -- neuf
ten -- dix
eleven -- onze
twelve -- douze
thirteen -- treize
fourteen -- quatorze
fifteen -- quinze
sixteen -- seize
seventeen -- dix-sept
eighteen -- dix-huit
nineteen -- dix-neuf
twenty -- vingt
twenty -- vingt
thirty -- trente
forty -- quarante
fifty -- cinquante
sixty -- soixante
seventy -- soixante-dix
eighty -- quatre-vingt
ninety -- q...
2007-03-0515 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 002Sur ce podcast, on apprend à décrire les gens en anglais.
Vocabulaire:
I -- je
you -- tu/vous (la différence n'existe pas en anglais)
he -- il
she -- elle
we -- nous
they -- ils/elles
I am -- je suis
You are -- tu es/vous êtes
he/she is -- il/elle est
we are -- nous sommes
they are -- ils/elles sont
French -- français(e)
American -- americain(e)
British -- anglais(e)
Canadian -- canadien(ne)
tall -- grand(e)(s)
short -- petit(e)(s)
young -- jeune(s)
old...
2007-02-2813 minApprendre l'anglaisLesson 001Dans ce podcast, on apprend à faire les présentations.
Vocabulaire:
Hello -- Bonjour
Hi -- Salut
Hey -- Tiens; hé!
What's up? -- Qu'est-ce qui se passe?
How are you? -- Comment allez-vous?
I'm doing good. -- Je vais bien.
I'm doing alright. -- Je vais comme ci, comme ça.
I'm doing bad. -- Je vais mal.
How's it going? -- Comment ça va?
It's going good. -- Ca va bien.
It's going alright. -- Ca va comme ci, comme ça.
It's going bad. -- Ca va mal.
What about you? -- Et vous?/Et toi?
..., too. -- ..., aussi.
What's your n...
2007-02-2720 min