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Speaking French with Alliance Française d’Adelaïde

Interested in learning French? Let us introduce you to the experts in the field.

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The language has been around for hundreds of years; the organization was established 1883, and they’ve recently celebrated 100 years since their arrival in Adelaide, but if you’re unfamiliar with Alliance Française d’Adelaïde, then this is new information for you.

Many of us have at some point imagined ourselves sitting at a quaint café in France, soaking up the charisma of the country, the charm of the culture, and of course the romance of the language.

Although if you’ve been lucky enough to visit the place you’d know the dream is somewhat defeated when it appears your highly recommended phrasebook only works one way, and you suddenly need expert skills in playing continuous games of charades to communicate with locals.

However, this is where an introduction with Alliance Francaise d’Adelaïde becomes the solution to your French fantasy.

People learn French for a number of reasons, including travel, work, study or as a hobby.

Sandra Szondi from Alliance Francaise d’Adelaïde believes French is not only one of the most beautiful languages in the world, but it’s also a valuable investment for a more fulfilling life and career.

“Speaking French can open up a world of opportunities for both children and adults.

“We cater for all ages and all levels, with a whole range of classes available and special programs such as ‘French for Travellers’ or the ‘Café Gourmand Conversation.’

“The Alliance Française d’Adelaide makes it possible to learn French effectively in a rewarding, engaging and fun atmosphere,” she said.

And even if your plans to enjoy sitting in a French café seem afar, every time you step through Alliance Française’s doors, you’ll feel like you’re receiving a dose of France, without the 24-hour flight.

Alliance Française d’Adelaïde is a not-for-profit association who are dedicated to bringing Australian and French cultures together.

“Alliance Française d’Adelaïde not only provides educational opportunities to South Australians, but we also want people to experience the cultural differences by organising multiple events, both big and small, that are open for everyone to enjoy, ” Ms Szondi said.

You’re never too old or young to start learning French, to meet new people and challenge yourself.

I know next time I visit France I’ll now be able to leave my phrasebook at home.

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