Monday, 9 May 2011

Le Langage Enfantin Revisited

Having posted a link earlier in the week to a web page featuring 'le langage enfantin', I decided it might be helpful if I put together a list of all the words I had come accross over recent months. So I have created a page which you can access by the tab at the top of my blog.

I will keep adding to it over time.

As always, if anyone has any suggested additions or amendments, please do let me know either by posting a comment or emailing me at non.native.adventure@gmail.com
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4 comments:

  1. Chasing Rainbow12 May, 2011

    Thanks so much for this...I am very happy to discover something new. I wish I had more time to focus on my language training, I feel as if I need to learn French to speak it.

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  2. Sarah @ Baby Bilingual18 May, 2011

    Chouette! I really like your idea of keeping the running list on your blog. I might have already sent this site to you when we started corresponding, but if not, here's one that's been helpful to me: http://jen.fluxcapacitor.net/babytalk/french.html

    Your posts about this remind me that when Griffin was born, I started reading a "how to raise your baby" book in French, and I took notes on all the baby-related expressions that were unfamiliar. Now that I'll soon be embarking on another baby adventure, I should pull out that list! (And finish the book.)

    By the way, I have also started a new page on my blog aimed at non-native parents like us who are using French with our kiddos. It's a work in progress, but I hope you'll find it helpful!

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  3. Bonne Maman18 May, 2011

    Hi Sarah

    Thanks for the link - there are some really useful words and phrases on there.

    I too have a great baby raising book that's really comprehensive but written in a relaxed and humorous manner. Also, its only small so can fit in a handbag and be pulled out whenever you have a spare five mins. So, if you ever did decide you wanted to buy another such book, I can recommend "Jeune Maman et Paresseuse".

    I have had a look at your new page and think it's a fantastic idea and it will be a great resource for me and others. I love that you put so much effort into your blog and into sharing your knowledge and experience with other people.

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  4. Sarah @ Baby Bilingual19 May, 2011

    Thanks for the recommendation! "Relaxed and humorous" sounds like what I need these days.

    And thank you for the feedback--I'm blushing!

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