An exciting moment awaits French speakers and learners in the country as Site6.org announces the unveiling of their French language Web site, www.site6.org,
an online weekly magazine in French language aimed at helping
Francophones and Francophiles alike who wish to better their grasp of
the French language.
Co-founder
of the site and a Foreign Languages graduate of the Obafemi Awolowo
University, Ile-Ife, Odeniyi Oluwafeyisike while explaining the
rationale behind the site said she saw an opening for a comprehensive
site on which visitors can find a better way to acquire the French
language instead of the conventional classroom style that is most times
laden with boredom.
Speaking
on the site, Odeniyi said, “The site is easy, quick and convenient for
learning the French language; friends have kept complaining that they
don’t have a medium to practice what they learn in the class-room, so we
came together to float a site that will teach French and have articles
that range from sports, entertainment, to politics written in French, this will help their vocabulary and in the long run their register base.
“We
designed the site in such a way that the articles are written in
simple, easy-to read French and for the expressions that we might think
difficult for the beginner-learner, a note follows to explain those
words,” she revealed.
Also
commenting on the site, Tanimomo Oluseun, the site Administrator said
“there is need for one Nigerian Web site by Anglophones who went through
the rigors of learning French as a second language and as adults.
Online French learners go from Web site to Web site looking for applications for the rules they have learnt and Site6.org is a one-stop site for all.”
Site6.org
test ran the site between January 13, 2012 and February 2012 with
interviews of Nollywood celebrities, and articles that range from
sports, fashion to academics. The site also has a column for French
enthusiasts who might want to learn the French language, the column
teaches the bases of the French language like grammar, conjugation,
tenses.
Tanimomo Oluseun,
Administrator.
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