Summer Camp 2026 – Batch 2

Dear Moms & Dads,

This summer, let’s give your children something truly meaningful - a skill that stays for life 💛

We’re happy to share our *Summer Camp – French Language Program* 🇫🇷
*(open for both kids & parents)*

📅 3rd June – 11th June🕒 3:00 PM
📚 7days
💻 Online | Learn from the comfort of your home
💰 Fee: ₹2,500 ×
Fees : 1499rps

_Imagine your child confidently speaking their first foreign language_ 🌟

This program is designed to be:
•Beginner-friendly &Interactive
•A perfect mix of learning + enjoyment
💫 And the *best part* ?Learn along with your child and create beautiful learning moments together

📩 *Limited seats* to keep sessions personal & effective

*DM to know more & register*
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🇫🇷 Day 1 of our 20-Day French Series!
Do you know how to say "How are you?" in French?
😊 Comment ça va ? 😊 Comment allez-vous ?
Tell me your answer in the comments and start your French journey with us!
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🇫🇷 Day 2 of Our 20-Day French Challenge!
Do you know how to ask someone's name in French? 🤔
Today's phrase: ✨ Comment vous appelez-vous ? (Formal) ✨ Comment tu t'appelles ? (Informal)
And if someone asks you, you can reply: 😊 Je m'appelle Ruchi.
Learning French becomes easy when you practice a little every day. Take 1 minute today to learn and repeat these expressions.
💬 Tell me your name in French in the comments!
Follow @LearnFrenchWithRuchi for more simple French lessons every day. 🇫🇷❤️
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✨ Day 3 of our 20-Day French Series 🇫🇷
Learn how to ask "Where do you live?" in French using both formal and informal expressions.
💬 Tell me in the comments: Where do you live?
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🇫🇷 Celebrating Bastille Day – 14 July! 🎆
Today, France celebrates Bastille Day (La Fête Nationale), a day that represents the values of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity (Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité).
As French language learners, understanding the culture and history behind the language is just as important as learning its grammar and vocabulary. The symbols of the French Republic remind us of the nation's rich heritage, democratic values, and unity.
Let's celebrate the beauty of the French language and the inspiring history of France.
Bonne Fête Nationale à tous ! 🇫🇷
#14Juillet #BastilleDay #FrenchLanguage #FrenchCulture #LearnFrench #DELF #Francophone #France #LanguageLearning

🇫🇷 French Expression of the Day: "Au fait"
One of the most useful everyday expressions in French is "Au fait".
✨ Meaning: "Au fait" = "By the way"
It's commonly used to introduce a new topic, add an important detail, or mention something you just remembered during a conversation.
📌 Examples:
➡️ Au fait, tu viens demain ?
By the way, are you coming tomorrow?
➡️ Au fait, j'ai parlé avec Marie hier.
By the way, I spoke with Marie yesterday.
➡️ Au fait, j'ai oublié de te dire que le train est en retard.
By the way, I forgot to tell you that the train is delayed.
💡 Don't confuse "Au fait" with "En fait"!
✅ Au fait = By the way
✅ En fait = Actually / In fact
Another useful expression: Être au fait de = To be well informed about / To be familiar with something.
📚 Learning small expressions like these will make your French sound more natural and help you communicate with confidence.
Have you ever used "Au fait" in a conversation? Share your own example in the comments! 🇫🇷
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🇫🇷 French Vocabulary Spotlight: Le côté vs. La côte ✨
One small accent can completely change the meaning of a French word! 😊
Today, let's learn the difference between le côté and la côte.
🔹 Le côté (masculine) means: ✔️ Side ✔️ Aspect ✔️ Used in expressions like: • à côté de – next to • de mon côté – on my side / as for me • mettre de côté – to set aside or save • passer à côté de – to miss or overlook
🔸 La côte (feminine) can mean: ✔️ Coast ✔️ Hill / Slope ✔️ Rib (or rib steak)
Examples: 📍 Nous passons une semaine sur la Côte d'Azur.
➡️ We're spending a week on the French Riviera.
🥩 Je voudrais commander une côte de bœuf.
➡️ I'd like to order a rib steak.
🥾 Le randonneur monte la côte.
➡️ The hiker climbs the hill.
💡 Remember:
The accent matters!
Le côté = the side
La côte = the coast, hill, or rib.
Learning these subtle differences will help you speak French more naturally and confidently.
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