FV 046 : Part 1 – Pol Corvez, photographer-teacher-sailor-writer all in one!

Transcript Vocab List Questions Buy Full Notes This is the first part of a long interview with Pol Corvez, a fascinating man with many strings to his bow! Pol and I both love languages and photography, so there was much to talk about. In this episode, we’ll talk about Pol’s origins (on a linguistic and historic point of view) and the surprising story of segregation in France. Then we’ll find out how Pol got into photography and we’ll discuss photography topics! Episode Timeline [05 min 40 sec] The origin of Pol’s names [08 min 10 sec] Dialect vs language [10 min 37 sec] A very unique dictionary [12 min 51 sec] The village where Pol was born [14 min 23 sec] Segregation in France [18 min 17 sec] How I got in touch with Pol [19 min 40 sec] How Pol got into photography [22 min 30 sec] Pol’s studies [23 min 30 sec] Discussing photography topics Links & Resources Website: http://polcorvez.weebly.com/blog “Le nouveau dictionnaire des mots nés de la mer, de Pol Corvez » : https://www.allboatsavenue.com/le-nouveau-dictionnaire-des-mots-nes-de-la-mer-de-pol-corvez/ Did you like this podcast? You can support my work by leaving a review on iTunes. Your kind words warm my heart and also help me be found by more passionate learners of French. Merci beaucoup! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and never miss a new episode!

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French teacher Jessica interviews native speakers of French from around the world who share a bit of their life and passion. Learn French and boost your listening skills as you get the chance to follow a real conversation between native French people talking at normal speed AND customise your French learning experience. All interviews come with questions to test your comprehension, transcription and a list of specific French vocabulary available for free download at http://www.frenchvoicespodcast.com. Get a slice of French culture! Where else would you meet in one same place a French yoga teacher based in Melbourne, a soap manufacturer from Provence, or a couple cycling around the world? Suitable for upper intermediate and advanced students of French.