#METHODE DE FRANAIS AVEC TRANSCRIPTION PISODE 1 FULL#
If you miss something, you can always skip back and listen again - we also offer full transcripts at. The storyteller will be using intermediate French and I will be chiming in for context in English. Every episode, we bring you fascinating true stories to help you improve your French listening and gain new perspectives on the world. Ngofeen: Bienvenue and welcome to the Duolingo French Podcast - I’m your host, Ngofeen Mputubwele. He would challenge his neighbors, his fellow citizens, and end up in court, defending the values enshrined in the French Constitution. Ngofeen: This principled view of migrants as individuals with rights would lead Cédric down a difficult path. Ce sont des personnes, pas des « migrants ». Ma principale motivation, c’est l’intégrité et la reconnaissance de tous. On ne pose pas de questions aux gens sur leur passé. Soon, hundreds of men, women and children started showing up at his house.Ĭédric: Même si ce n’est pas très confortable, tout le monde se sent bien ici.
Cédric got to know some of them and found himself offering them shelter on his farm. They’d crossed over the border from Italy on foot, which was just a few kilometers away. Ngofeen: The migrants were mostly from Sudan, Eritrea, and Ethiopia. Je devais surtout aider la Vallée de la Roya, parce que c’est un espace public. À mon avis, un paysan doit être responsable de son territoire. But that was before 2015, the year everywhere he turned he started seeing migrants: he saw them struggling up the mountain roads, looking for something to eat or somewhere to sleep.Ĭédric: Je me sentais responsable. He’s a small-scale olive farmer, or paysan, high up on a hill in the Vallée de la Roya, in the Maritime Alps. Ngofeen: There was a time when Cédric Herrou wouldn’t have considered himself an activist. Click here for study materials for this episode.
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