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Imagine you’re at the doctor’s in French-speaking Switzerland. The doctor asks you where it hurts, and you know exactly which area you want to point to… but you just can’t find the word in French.
You walk into a restaurant in Lausanne or Paris. The waiter greets you, hands you the menu and comes back a few minutes later: Avez-vous fait votre choix ? Have you decided? To answer without stress,...
You're watching a competition on a French TV channel, or you're attending a competition in France. On the track, the sprinters settle into their starting blocks, the crowd falls silent for a few secon...
One Tuesday morning, you wake up with a 38.5 °C fever, a sore throat and a headache that won’t go away. You need to see a doctor. Your local practice opens at 8 a.m. and, before you’ve even left home,...
It's 6:30 p.m. in Lausanne. You push open the door of a gym, bag over your shoulder, ready to start your workout. At the reception desk, they speak to you in French: abonnement, séance d'essai… You re...
On a fight night, in a living room in Geneva or Paris, the atmosphere is like no other. The announcer introduces the two boxers, the room rumbles and the commentary speeds up in rhythm with the exchan...
Imagine your first day in a hospital in French-speaking Switzerland. You know your job, your movements are precise and you know how to support patients. And yet, all around you, a new language accompa...
You’re watching a basketball game in France, French-speaking Switzerland or Belgium. The crowd cheers, a player scores a three-pointer and the referee calls a foul. You understand the atmosphere, but...
You have just arrived in a French-speaking region and you are starting to learn French. Then, one day, an unexpected situation happens: a pain, a visit to the doctor, or a trip to the pharmacy.