October 2010's Featured Student is Henry Annan!






Having participated in French for the Future's NAYF in Halifax last February, Henry is a 2010 ambassador of bilingualism.  An avid tennis player, he started university in Nova Scotia this year.  He is a graduate of Halifax West High School.


Name: Henry Annan

Age: 17

Grade: 1st year of university

Hometown
: Halifax, Nova Scotia

First language: English

Favourite music
: R&B, Beyoncé and Shy’m

Favourite food: West Indian cuisine

Favourite French book: L’étranger by Albert Camus

Favourite way of practicing French: By listening to French music

Why you think it is important to learn French: Because in this era of globalisation, knowledge of at least two languages is crucial. In Canada, we have two official languages: English and French.  In my opinion, we should start with those.

Best experience “en français”: The 2010 National Ambassador Youth Forum

The coolest Francophone country is, in your opinion: Other than Canada, France.

How you will use your French skills in the future:  I could be a doctor in various countries without being impeded by not being able to speak French.

A place you would like to go: Belgium


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Past Featured Students

September 2010
Kirsten LePage and Rochelle Dorosh


August 2010
Estelle Ah-Kiow


July 2010
Catheryne Gagnon


June 2010
Deanna Mirlycourtois


May 2010
Raphael Picard


April 2010
David Des Rosiers


March 2010
Annie-Claude Léveillé


February 2010
Kayla Whitesel


January 2010
Regina Prost



December 2009
Daniel Sorek


November 2009
Jack Li


October 2009
Joel Adria


September 2009
Jenna Gonzalez


August 2009
Camille Blakeley Dejy


July 2009
Rym Ben Berrah


June 2009
Kaeli Bauman et Marie-Josée Charette


May 2009
Melody Sinclair-Brooks

Quiz of the Week

In the French language, one letter of the alphabet is generally only used in words borrowed from other languages. Which letter?

Possible answers: