Es muy dificil para mi de conocer las reglas de esta idioma ;-) Yo trabajo en una casa para personas mayor. Es una institución que es muy grande. Hay una mujer que es española. Cuando ayudare, hablo español con ella para trabajar mi nuevo vocabulario. Este muy difícil de apprender esta idioma para mi porque mi cabeza es entrenada para hablar ingles o frances. Yo utiliso una programma que se llama Lingq. Es muy bien para conocer nuevas palabras. Hoy es la primera dia de vacacciones para la navidad. Soy muy contento porque habiendo ir a la suda de Francia. Mi familia y mi desean tener un buen momiento con la familia de mi mujer.

mi primera entra Hoy es mi premero post en esto internet sito. No le se si mi espanol es bien pero yo quiero aprender esto idioma para vener en latina america y encantrar nuevas gentes. Esto muy difficile para mi de hablar una otra idoma pero soy muy confidente por el future. Hablo Frances y Ingles en mi vida y soy muy contente de apprender una tierca idioma por tener una otra canca de connocer mas gente. Quiero apprender vocabulario pero mi cabosa es perturbando con italiano y espanol Gracias para correctar yo. Maybe I made up words but I tried to write a text with new vocabulary ^^

My daughter sang Christmas songs Today is Saturday. The last school day of the week. Actually my daughter went to school only in the morning because there is no school on Saturday afternoons. This morning was a special one. The school organized a choir with the kindergarten pupils. In France from 3 to 5 there are 3 classes : Petite, moyenne and grande section. My daughter attends the 'Little section'. I'm not sure there is an equivalent in the U.S? Kindergarten is from 5 years old right? Anyway, this morning was the day were little ones had to sing Christmas songs in front of their parents. The kiddos had prepared this event for a while, rehearsed their lyrics and it should be really frightening to see all the parents attending their performance in the school yard. The teachers had set up rows of chairs in the school yard and small benches were installed right under a porch for the kids to sit. While all parents were sitting at their place, we were waiting patiently and a little anxiously our kids to show up. The temperature was just above 3°C, so I was a bit cold but the sun was out and it helped us to bear the coldness. The kids finally appeared wearing Christmas bobtail hats and wondering what this crowd was doing here. They began to sing and I started to weep... I was so proud of my daughter, singing these French rhymes, considering her endeavor to pronounce words correctly.

Mittens, bike and English I just came back from dropping my daughter off at school. I went there on bike. As I said in a previous entry, I have an infant seat set on the front part , between me and the handle bars. My daughter sits in it and it's like she is steering the bicycle. My house is settled on the top of a slope. It's easy when you ride down to school but a little bit harder when you have to do the round trip. This morning I rode downhill without my gloves. The temperatures are very low but still bearable. My daughter was well dressed with several layers of clothing. She had mittens instead of gloves. They are linked by a thread and you pass them through the coat sleeves so it prevents you from loosing them. I was born here (in France) but my last name is English. I have an English family background. None of us in the family speaks English fluently (or at a very low level) except one of my older brothers and I. We really are in love with this language. The difference is in the accent. My brother tends to use the British English accent and I use the North American. Writing posts on Italki helps me to write like I'm used to speak. I say out loud what I'm writing in order to improve my speaking skills as much as I can. I'm aware that I've made a big step forward in my learning. My pronunciation is better and I make less mistakes.

Becoming a caregiver and then going to Canada. I'm on vacation up to Monday. I need to buy a new car because I'm going to attend a training school for a whole year. I'm going to become a graduated caregiver. I'm already occupying this job but I ain't got the official diploma. The school is situated in a hospital fifteen minutes away from my house. During this entire year I will go to different training workplaces (I'll be a trainee). It will be hard for me because I'm used to teach (at some degree) to trainees who are learning at my workplace which is a retirement home. I'll have four or five different trainings (trainee-ship? Placement? Internment?what is the right word?) during this year, for instance in a hospital, a psychatric hospital, a retirement house etc... The last training session is optional. It means I'll be able to choose my workplace. My dream would be to go abroad. The U.K seems to be cool because I'll be able to work on my English and see other methods used in foreign counties. Canada would also be a great deal because I plan to move there with my family once graduated. It's a very big project and we'll try to realize this dream.The region of Quebec would be a good balance for my wife and I. She doesn't speak English and she would be able to work in a francophone country. It'd also be a great compromise because Canada is formerly a English-speaking country. Live in Montreal would allow us to go to the U.S pretty often. Getting, at the same time, all the benefits and the least constraints.

My boss wants to see me... I'm on vacations. It's great to be at home for a week. I'm going to take care of my wife and daughter. The only problem is that I have an appointment with my boss tomorrow morning at my workplace. The thing is I was caught kind of 'lazy' (it's his point of view) and he didn't appreciate that. Idling is something that directors don't really like. I wasn't alone, I was in company of three of my fellow colleagues and we were just sitting for about 5 minutes waiting for bringing the meal trolley back to our ward (I work in a retirement home). This director is in stark contrast with the former one. The director who had hired me was a woman, in her mid-forties and she was aware of my competences and qualities. So tomorrow morning, I'm scheduled to meet him up for an explanation about this event that happened a few days ago. I'm just going to try to not upset him and I'll have to defend myself the best I can. Anyway, that's life. But he's very scholar... I'm 30 years old and I feel like I'm a college student because his methods are really school-like.

Deteriorate My daughter is reading a book and is not taking care of it. What can I tell her? Don't damage the book Don't deteriorate the book Or please give me extra examples

The Last of Us Trailer Yesterday I watched the first trailer of 'The Last Of Us Part II' on Youtube. It's the sequel of a famous game released on the PS3 & PS4 systems. The trailer begins with a close focus on a shaky hand. It has tiny lacerations and you can assume that the character is a tough one. Then the camera focuses on the hand strumming guitar strings and playing a song. While playing, another character pops up. We don't see his face because he is walking and the camera is in his back. After several seconds the late character join the girl singing and playing guitar in a room. All along the hallway and even in the other rooms are dead bodies with fresh blood all around. We then understand that a fight had happened in this house. We can barely see the male's face and we understand he's Joel, the protagonist of the first opus, who talks to Ellie, who was the second character of the former video game. The graphisms are really photo-realistic and the graphicness of the scene tells a lot about the violence of the world they are both living in. The little girl is now nineteen and she's become stronger and tougher.

Action in the past She then started to jump on the bed and begin singing 'Five little monkeys jumping on the bed'. Why it's not 'and began singing' (because it's happening in the past)?