These phrases were stuck in my head today so I looked for the video
“Je suis un ananas”
“les ananas ne parlent pas”
Absolutely. It’s why I know how to say pineapple in French. And like… nothing else.
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This must have been before my time. My generation was all about Café Des Rêves.,
Téléfrancais in school was pretty funny. It was the last kid show I watched by many years, and I wasn’t old enough for it to feel ironic or meta etc, but it was on par with my poor French skills. I remember the character named L’anana, which sounded like a scat fill in 50s doo wop song to me, and the intro which sang the show’s praises “c’est magnifique… c’est incredible”
I did immersion, so no.
I know the “normal” side of the school watched the series, and the stoners loved it
Really? I was in immersion and we had to suffer through this in Gr 1 and 2. I think it’s responsible for my childhood fear of skeletons.
Les ananan ne parle pas!
I’ve never heard of it. At home, we watched “Chez Hélène” (heh. I still remember the correct accents because they remind me of a surprised face). Anyway Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chez_Hélène
My kids still watch Telefrancais in school.
Kids will be watching Telefrancais until the tapes disintegrate
Without watching that video all I have to say is:
Bonjour
Allo!
Saluuuuuut!!!
I’m Québécois, never heard of it! Fascinating.
Oh! It was made by TV Ontario to help teach French and was used in some Quebec/Ontario schools
It’s really cool for kids
