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Hugfrancis

Hugfrancis

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I am looking for someone well educated to speak about French current affairs, politics, literature, film. I have a good understanding of spoken French, but for lack of practice, still make basic mistakes. I am based in East Dulwich but could travel a little outside this area.

A bient?t j'esp?re.

Francis

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Dear Francis,


I run a small languages school in London and we're based in Dulwich. At the moment we only do online lessons. Face to face might resume on September depending on the Covid situation.


My teachers and myself excell at improving your speaking skills. We do think that grammar is important to help you understand how the language works but we focus on speaking. We use music, videos, texts and roleplays.


Our curriculums are based on your level and profile and totally adaptable.


We charge 40?/h. If you're interested, please visit our website: www.lavieenroseteaching.com. You can also have a look at our teachers and read about what we do exactly!


Any questions, I'm here.


Have good day,

Laureen


[email protected]

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