Several Speaking Difficulties in Teaching French to non-Philology Students

Authors

  • Ioana Paula Armasar Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania

Keywords:

spoken vs. written message, stress, intonation, pronunciation, paronymy

Abstract

Foreign language has become a ‘fundamental’ subject in training non-philology students for everyday life. In order to achieve this major goal, revised teaching techniques have become a priority, especially as there are no hard and fast rules in the field of foreign language teaching. The proper assimilation of the spoken French pattern (punctuation, stress, intonation, pronunciation) is of the utmost importance in the process of learning French.

Author Biography

Ioana Paula Armasar, Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania

Dept. of Foreign Languages

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Published

2009-12-17

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Section

LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS STUDIES