1. An apology. Yesterday, I sent out a message to my family asking them to listen to the station RCF Vivarais to hear me speak in French for an interview on the radio. My poor family spent all day listening to a French Christian radio station (Yeah, again, I'm really sorry about that) just to hear me have my 10 minutes of fame. As it turns out, I made a mistake and I'm passing tomorrow. Whoops :) Love you Mom!
2. An advertisement. For all of you who are out there reading this, CONGRATULATIONS! It is not too late to hear me butcher my French on the radio tomorrow. I pass at 12:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. (6:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. respectively for all those New Yorkers out there.)
If you've got a chance to listen for 10 minutes, you will make me a very happy camper! My goal is that none of you will understand what I'm saying. If I've done that, then I can say that I successfully spoke real French. However, if you do understand, I'm probably still speaking English with a French accent. On verra bientôt!
You sounded great sweetie and conveyed such a pleasant and friendly persona. I'm impressed with your ability to understand spoken French. It was always my inability to understand native speakers that made languages hard for me.
ReplyDeleteI just made the connection between the fact that you were sound-checked by a Jesus-lookalike and the fact that you were on a Christian radio station. That is quite fitting, I think. Also, your posture in your radio pics is to be commended :)
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