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French Conversation Group

Updated: Jan 8


Are you interested in practising French conversation? You might like our group.


Since early 2023 we’ve been meeting weekly to speak in French. There are usually 6 to 12 of us, with varying levels of French.


When: Every Friday morning from 11:30am - 12:45pm (commencing 10 January)


Where: Kensington Neighbourhood House, 89 McCracken St, Kensington.

(We meet in the church hall opposite the KNH). The venue is about a 5-minute walk from Kensington train station.


Cost: FREE


Format: We split into small groups of 2-3 people to speak for 20 mins on:

  • a topic of everyday relevance nominated in advance; or

  • a topic selected by the group itself.


After 20 minutes we rotate into a different group and repeat. For the final part, we come together as a single group and chat about a topic of general interest nominated in advance.


Atmosphere: Informal and relaxed - people turn up when available. The format is

flexible and evolving. The focus is on enjoying the experience of speaking French

with like-minded individuals and being relaxed about the challenges of speaking a

foreign language in public.


There are facilities to make tea or coffee.


Pre-requisites: An intermediate level of French or above, with reasonable

vocabulary. We communicate as a group via WhatsApp and email.


Interested? Contact Ola at olabola22@hotmail.com for more information.

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