B1-4 Intermediate French Course: A Global Taste Tour—Explore Francophone Culture, Living Abroad & Culinary Arts|NOUVA

Course Introduction

B1.4 Core Program · Intermediate French

La francophonie jusque dans l’assiette

From the Francophone World to the Table

Explore the diversity of French across continents, the experience of living abroad, and the food cultures of Martinique and Senegal. Learn to present places and people, reformulate ideas, express wishes, and discuss responsible eating with precise indefinite and negative structures.

Who It's For

Who this course is made for

If any of these sound like you, this course is a great fit.

Learners at A2-B1 level who want to broaden their understanding of the Francophone world

Learners who want to present countries, cities, inhabitants, and experiences of living abroad

Learners who want to master indefinite forms, expressions of wishes, and varied negative structures

Learners interested in linguistic diversity, Francophone food cultures, and sustainable consumption

Learning outcomes

By the end of this course, I can…

Build the French needed to explain cultural concepts, present places, share cross-cultural experiences, express wishes, and discuss food choices across the Francophone world.

Reformulate ideas to explain words, expressions, and cultural concepts clearly

Present Francophone countries, cities, geographic locations, and ways of life

Discuss language learning, linguistic diversity, and regional French expressions

Share experiences of moving abroad, cultural adjustment, and changing routines

Express intentions, hopes, preferences, and polite wishes

Introduce Francophone dishes, culinary festivals, and regional food cultures

Discuss balanced meals, food waste, local products, and responsible consumption

Use indefinite adjectives and pronouns to express quantity and scope

Use varied negative structures to say no longer, never, nothing, and neither…nor

Collaborate on a short video presenting a Francophone word or expression

Apply DELF B1 reading strategies to locate information and understand press texts

Course content

Four units to build confident B1 communication

Through articles, podcasts, interviews, forum posts, food features, and cross-cultural accounts, explore global French, regional expressions, expatriation, culinary cultures, and responsible eating while developing comprehension, explanation, discussion, and collaboration skills.

SOMMAIRE COURSE OUTLINE
01

Langues et francophonie

Languages and the Francophone World

Discuss language learning, regional French expressions, and linguistic diversity; reformulate ideas and use indefinite forms

02

Vivre ailleurs

Living Abroad and Linguistic Curiosities

Present Francophone places and inhabitants, share cultural-adjustment experiences, and explore French loanwords and grammatical gender

03

Saveurs francophones

Francophone Food Cultures

Discover Martinique’s culinary festival, Senegalese dishes, and cross-cultural food stories while expressing intentions, hopes, and preferences

04

Manger responsable

Responsible Eating

Discuss balanced meals, local ingredients, food waste, and affordable choices; use negative structures and consolidate DELF B1 reading strategies

Vocabulaire

Vocabulary

🌍

La diversité linguistique et les langues étrangères

Linguistic diversity and foreign languages

💬

La francophonie, ses pays et ses locuteurs

The Francophone world, its countries, and speakers

🎭

Les expressions francophones, les emprunts et les mots-valises

Francophone expressions, loanwords, and portmanteaus

🎵

L’expatriation, l’adaptation et le mode de vie

Expatriation, cultural adjustment, and ways of life

🎬

Les festivals culinaires et les cuisines créole et sénégalaise

Food festivals, Creole cuisine, and Senegalese cuisine

🖼️

Les repas, les légumineuses et les saveurs du monde

Meals, legumes, and flavors from around the world

🏙️

L’alimentation responsable, les produits locaux et le gaspillage

Responsible eating, local products, and food waste

Grammaire

Grammar

🧩

Les adjectifs et pronoms indéfinis : aucun, chaque, certains, quelques, tout, tous

Indefinite adjectives and pronouns

💡

Exprimer la volonté et le souhait : espérer que + indicatif ; souhaiter que + subjonctif

Expressing intentions and wishes

🔎

Le conditionnel pour formuler un souhait avec politesse

Using the conditional for polite wishes

🗣️

La négation : ne…pas/plus/rien/jamais, personne ne…, rien ne…, ne…ni…ni…

Negative structures

Ready to travel through the Francophone world and discover culture through food—in French?

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La francophonie jusque dans l’assietteFrançais · Niveau B1

B1-4 Intermediate French Course: A Global Taste Tour—Explore Francophone Culture, Living Abroad & Culinary Arts

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12/15 - 1/12

TUE 19:00-21:00

NT$ 0 NT$ 0
Arthur Chambard

Teacher

Arthur Chambard

Arthur Chambard

M.A. in French as a Foreign Language (FLE)

Certified DELF Examiner (Levels A1 – C2)

15 Years of Teaching Experience

Adjunct Faculty, Department of French at Tamkang University