idiomatic
Margaret HeddermanThree years after my first French lesson, I moved to France. idiomatic is the story of how learning French rendered a seismic shift in alignment and life goals.
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So, you want to DIY in France?
Coucou y’all! If you’ve been following idiomatic since the beginning, you may have noticed that the last issue brought this little story full circle. I’ve now caught up to myself in time and have nowhere left to go but forward! In the comin...
Bienvenue to idiomatic! Where to begin?
This newsletter is called idiomatic because, at first, I thought it was clever. Idiomatic means “to use expressions that are natural to a native speaker,” and because I was writing about moving to France, it seemed fitting. The first eight...
8. How did I get a French visa?
Me dealing with bureaucracy. Lévy-Dhurmer, L. (1895). Le silence (cropped) [Pastel] Musée d’Orsay.
Bonjour à tous! It’s a been a while. In the weeks since my last publication, I’ve moved to the other side of France and taken on a handful o...
7. The Art of Getting Unstuck
Lyon in fine form one sunny morning.
Coucou y’all! It’s another sunny day here in Lyon. Now that I’ve put the finishing touches on this latest issue, I plan to head outdoors and find a shady cafe to pass the afternoon. (Aperol spritz, anyo...
6. Speaking to humans in Bordeaux
Coucou y’all! It’s another beautiful day here in Lyon - even if it is raining a bit! This city is gorgeous. It’s untamed, with great hulking cliffs, Roman ruins, street art, graffiti, and the most incredible restaurants. Now that it’s warmi...
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Coloradan in France. Exploring the way via French lessons, intuition, and the smell of fresh baguettes.
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