I have a postgraduate degree (France) in Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies and I’m currently a freelance translator. I’m well-travelled, and I’ve lived and worked in different parts of the world (Europe, Latin America, North America, Africa, Australia and a little bit in Asia). Native speaker from Paris with about 15 years of teaching experience. **Other time slots can be made available upon request. Do not hesitate to contact me for a free trial lesson. Whether you need to learn French for business, integration in a French-speaking country or studying, I will be happy to help you. According to me, using humour will help you learn more easily. I do my best to make you feel comfortable to speak and for you to have a pleasant time. While you speak, I write all the new words you need to express yourself, illustrated by pictures or translated in your language. My teaching method for each class : a grammar point together with listening, a lot of speaking with conversation questions or games. I give lessons via Skype, Zoom and Microsoft Teams in several countries. I can also help you with DELF and DALF preparation. I have been teaching French for 8 years in Luxemburg and now in Bulgaria for 4 years, to teenagers, housewives, businessmen, employees, doctors, etc. I am a multilingual teacher with experience in teaching French to German, Japanese, English, Bulgarian and Italian-speaking students, etc. The free first lesson is organize to know your tastes, your level and your needs so we can plan the next lessons about the objectives you fixed. Really like to speak about all the subjects with the student especially those the student like so it gives the motivation to speak in the foreign language. I can help you prepare DELF-DALF Exams or work on specific needs (as professional French). I will give as homework a document to watch or to read with comprehension exercises so the time we have on skype is only speaking practice and explanation if needed. I like to create engaging learning with my students. I like to use material from the internet (videos, article etc.) to introduce a theme which leads to a lesson and a conversation. I give Skype lessons to people who need or want to improve their French language. Monday and/or Wednesday from 17:30 to 18:30 (French time).ĭon’t know your level? Ask for a free level test. This option saves you at least 10 euros per lesson on Colanguage. An article or video to watch before the lesson and a conversation with personalized corrections during the lesson. Join a small group of learners of 2 or 3 for conversation lessons with me. I am holding a Master Degree in FLE (Teaching French as a Foreign Language). I am a French Teacher with experiences with adults and teenagers in Public Education (USA) and Language Schools. Parlumière : Finishing coat made of hydraulic lime, THROUGHCOLOURED MORTAR, used for traditional coatings (but not as a weatherproofing coat), RE-POINTING BRICKS AND FACING STONES.My name is Tiska. Le Parlumière : est un enduit de restauration de façade mortier à la chaux hydraulique allégé, blanc naturel, DESTINE A REALISER LE REGARNISSAGE DES JOINTS (ENDUIT A PIERRE APPARENTE), le REJOINTOIEMENT DE BRIQUES ET PIERRES DE PAREMENT, le dressement des maçonneries, les enduit de parement. The only ghit for "enduit à pierre apparente" concerns a product called "Parlumière" : Sounds good on paper, but the result is probably a wall that looks like concrete! Since no mention is made of texturing the render (shaping it to make it look like stone with mortar joints - which might indeed be considered to be desirable if the render is over a plain concrete-block wall, as well it might be), I can only imagine that "pierre apparente" is associated with "colorée", so you've got a "stone-colour lime render". Now, the whole point (or one of them) of renders is to take out the irregularities in a wall by plastering over them. a wall with stones jointed with mortar but not rendered, which means you have a non-plane surface. "pierre apparente" does indeed imply "exposed stone", i.e. Sorry to "answer" a question with another question, but I'm puzzled. Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.Įnduit exécuté à la chaux colorée dit "à pierre apparente" English translation: Question.General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters.Construction / Civil Engineering Change Discipline
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