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Copy of Week 15 Day 3: At the Train Station and At the Bank

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  • French

As you advance in your studies, we will begin to have more lessons that are necessary for real-life situations. Today’s lesson will discuss two important scenarios:

  • When you are in a train station
  • When you are in a bank

To begin, let’s talk about the vocabulary related to train stations.

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Speaking Practice 1

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Now, let’s listen to the dialogue and try to figure out the point of departure and the destination of the passenger.

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For the second part of this lesson, we will discuss vocabulary and conversations you will encounter when visiting a bank.

If you move to France or other French speaking countries, one of the most important things to do is open a bank account. Also, from time to time you might need to go to the bank to discuss an issue related to your account. This lesson will teach you some useful vocabulary/expressions to deal with these situations.

First, let’s start with some basic vocabulary.

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Speaking Practice 2

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(*) Remember him, he will be the person who assists you at the bank.

(**) This is what the customer advisor might ask you when you want to open an account or change your primary bank agent (when you move to another city, for example).

Here are some expressions you might need to know at the bank:

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Speaking Practice 3

Dialogue:

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A Quick Recap of this Lesson-

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  • English

  • French

  • Today, we discussed the different words and dialogues you might hear or use in real-world situations, such as in a train station or in a bank.

Sharpen Your Knowledge with Exercises

Exercise 1

Answer the questions about the dialogue:

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

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Exercise 6