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A new language-learning technique
Trick your brain into accepting French words as "English". We pretend that French words are actually newly-coined English words.
It's technique is called "Diglot Weave".
Evidence
One University in Iran experimented with the method on some high schoolers learning English. Half the kids learned using standard methods, and the other half used the Diglot Weave method. Afterwards, they all sat a test. What were the results?
The kids taught the usual way scored 12 out of 25, but the kids taught with the Diglot Weave method scored nearly double - 23 out of 25!
Also, some kindergartens in China use a variation of the method they invented to teach children English. The kids enjoy it much more than the usual approaches, and the teachers report better results overall. Parents also appreciate it, because they see their children learning English much more quickly and easily than before.
Want to try it?
This book includes over 80 French conjunctions and prepositions like "and", "with", "for", and so on - the little words vital to creating sentences. We mix them into fully English sentences. By the end of the book, your brain should be tricked into thinking that these words are "English".
Words included
alors = then
après = after
au cas où = just in case / in case
aussi = also
autre = other
autres = others (plural)
avant = before
avant = not until
avec = with
bien que = though
bien = well [then]
cependant = however
certain = some [specific number] (masc.)
certaine = some [specific number] (fem.)
certaines = some [specific number] (fem. plural)
certains = some [specific number] (masc. plural)
chaque = each
comme = like [similar]
comprenant = including
contre = against [position]
dans = from out of
dans = in
dans = inside
de toute façon = anyway
de = from
de = of
depuis = since [time]
donc = therefore
d’ = of (before vowel)
d’ailleurs = besides
en cas de = in case of
en outre = furthermore
en = in
entre = between
et = and
extrêmement = extremely
jamais = never
jusqu’à = as far as
jusqu’à = until
jusqu’à = up to
la = the (fem.)
le = the (masc.)
les = the (plural)
l’ = the (before vowel)
mais = although
mais = but
malgré = despite
ni = neither X nor Y
néanmoins = nevertheless
ou = or
par conséquent = thus
par suite = so
par = by
parce que = because
parmi = among
pendant = during
plutôt que = rather than
pour = for [purpose]
pour = to [purpose]
pourtant = yet
puisque = since [that]
puisqu’ = since [that] (before vowel)
quand même = anyhow
que = than
que = that
quelque = some [unknown number] (singular)
quelques = some [unknown number] (plural)
sans = without
sauf = except
selon = according to
si = if
si = so
soit = either X or Y
sur = about [topic]
sur = on
tandis que = while
toujours = always
tous les deux = both (masc.)
tous = all (masc. plural)
tout = all (masc. singular)
toute = all (fem. singular)
toutefois = however
toutes les deux = both (fem.)
toutes = all (fem. plural)
très = very (masc.)
un = a/an (masc.)
une = a/an (fem.)
vers = towards
à côté de = next to
à travers = through
à = to [direction]
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