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Le cri de mon âme

S'élève vers toi.

Elle te réclame,

Jésus, pour son Roi.

Ton joug est facile,

Ton fardeau léger;

Sur mon coeur docile

Règne, ô bon berger!

Trop longtemps, le monde

trompat mes désirs.

Changeants comme l'onde

Sont tous ses plaisirs.

Sa joie est frivole,

Tout est vanité;

Seule, ta parole est la vérité.

Parole éternelle,

O Chirst rédempteur,

Prends moi sous ton aile,

Habite en mon coeur.

Dans la nuit profonde,

Tiens moi par la main;

Lumière du monde,

Luis sur mon chemin

Source de l'eau vive,

Pain venu des cieux,

Que par toi je vive

Paisible et joyeux!

Quand luira l'aurore

Du jour éternel,

Que je vive encore

Pour toi, dans le ciel!

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(Chant d'Esperance Hymn as compiled by Youth Pastor Marcel Dubois in "Most Favorite Sunday Morning and Evening Services Songs)

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The Most Popular French and Haitian Creole Hymns Sung on Sunday Morning and Evening Services According to www.Chandesperansonline.com

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Choir Director and Pastor Marcel Dubois' most recent project culminates in the compilation of the most popular hymns sung by Haitian / American / French churches during Sunday morning and evening services. He wants to thank all the ministers, faithful, and music directors of these churches and congregations that had sent their programs to him for the duration of this project. They believed in this project. And they wanted to see its success. Pastor Dubois hopes that this compilation is going to benefit many church members. Just like you, he believes in the power of music to help you praise and worship God.

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Choir Director and Pastor Marcel Dubois' most recent project culminates in the compilation of the most popular hymns sung by Haitian / American / French churches during Sunday morning and evening services. He wants to thank all the ministers, faithful, and music directors of these churches and congregations that had sent their programs to him for the duration of this project. They believed in this project. And they wanted to see its success. Pastor Dubois hopes that this compilation is going to benefit many church members. Just like you, he believes in the power of music to help you praise and worship God.

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Basic Free French for Beginners: A Beginner’s Audio Guide To French Expressions, Phrases, and Vocabulary:

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Bonjour Mademoiselle – Good morning Miss

Bonjour Monsieur … – Hello Sir or Mr….

Salut – Hi

Bonsoir Mesdemoiselles et Messieurs – Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen

Répétez - Repeat

Bonjour Madame - Good morning Ma’am

Bonjour Monsieur – Hello Sir

Salut – Hi

Bonsoir Monsieur – Good evening Sir

Bonjour Mademoiselle – Good morning Miss

Bonsoir Madame – Good evening Ma’am

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French Introduction: Let's learn how to introduce ourselves in French

First, learn the question words in French

Comment – How

Combien – How much or how many

Qui – Who

Quoi – What

Quel / quelle + noun = which + noun?

Pourquoi – Why (Parceque – because)

Lequel / laquelle – which

Où – Where

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Bonjour. Je suis Adam – Hello. My name is Adam (*** in Quebec, people use Bonjour / salut – hello when taking leave of each other***)

Bonjour Adam. Je m’appelle. Hello Adam. My name is Greg

Verb “S’appeler” – To call, to be called. Let’s conjugage:

Je m’appelle, tu t’appelles, il/elle s’appelle, Nous nous appelons, vous vous appelez, ils/elles s’appelent .(My name is… your name is…, his/her name is…etc)

Verb “To be – Être”

Let’s conjugate: Je suis, tu es, il/elle est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sont ( I am, you are, he/she is, we are, you are, they are).

Qui est dans la classe? Who is in the classroom?

Qui êtes-vous? Nous sommes des étudiants (Who are you? We are students)

Qui est dans le salon? Who is in the living room?

Où habitez-vous? J’habite dans un château – Where do you live? I live in a castle

Où allez-vous? Je vais à l’université – Where are you going? I am going to the university

D’où venez-vous? Je viens du Canada – Where are you from? I am from Canada

De quell pays êtes-vous citoyen? Allemagne. Je suis allemand. – Which country are you a citizen of? Germany. I am german.

Avez-vous une grande maison en Afrique? Oui. – Do you have a big house in Africa? Of course.

Pourquoi posez-vous cette question bête? Les africains vivent aussi dans de grandes villes – Why do you ask this silly question? Africans live in big cities too.

Je m’excuse – Pardon

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Dialogues et Conversations

Adam: Greg, êtes-vous canadien?

Greg: Non. Je suis américain

Adam: Moi, Je suis français et Suisse

Greg: Adam, tu es donc biculturel

Adam: Mon père est français. Ma mere est Suisse

Greg: Je suis des Ėtats-unis, plus précisement, de la ville de Chicago

Adam: Je suis de New York, New Yorkais 100%.

Greg: Mon camarade de chambre (roommate) est anglais

Adam: J’ai un ami cubain (Cuban friend). Et vous, avez-vous un ami?

Greg: J’ai un ami chinois (Chinese friend)

Verb “To have – Avoir.” Let’s conjugate: Avoir

J’ai, tu as, il/elle a, nous avons, vous avez, ils/elles ont (I have, you have, he/she has, we have, you have, they have)

Adam: Qu’est-ce que tu as dans ta voiture?

Greg: J’ai une baguette dans ma voiture.

Adam: J’ai grand faim (I am very hungry)

Greg: J’ai aussi du fromage (cheese), des raisins (grapes), trois oranges, deux pommes (apples), une bouteille d’eau minérale (mineral water) et deux verres (glasses)

Adam: Pourquoi pas de vin rouge et blanc? (Why not red and white wine)

Greg: Mais tu m'as dit que tu as faim. Tu as besoin de quelque chose à manger

Adam: Bien. Merci. J’ai assez de chocolat pour deux personnes. C’est pour le desert.

Greg: Le pique-nique est prêt. On peut s’assoir à l’ombre de ce manguier (mango tree shade)

Après le pique-nique, Adam et Greg répassaient les différentes façons de dire ‘au revoir, good bye.’

Adam: Au revoir (bye, goodbye)

Greg: Adieu (goodbye)

Adam: Á bientôt (See you soon)

Greg: Á la prochaine (until next time)

Adam: Á demain (see you tomorrow)

Greg: Ciao (Italian for au revoir, bye)

Adam: Á plus tard (see you later)

Greg: Á tout à l’heure (see you soon)

Adam: Bonne fin de semaine ( Have a good weekend)

Greg: Bon week-end

Adam: Bonne journée – Have a good day

Greg: Bonne nuit (Good night, used only when going to bed)

French goodbyes never end…Dire au revoir en francais ne termine jamais! (Les adieux ne terminent jamais en Francais)

Quel sport faites-vous?

Notes: The verb (Faire, to do or to make) can be used to answer this question: Quel sport faites-vous?

Je fais – du baseball, du football, du golf, du tennis, du soccer, du hockey, du hockey sur gazon, du ballon-balai (broomball), du basketball, du judo, du karate, du ski alpin (alpine skiing), du ski de randonnée ou du ski de fond (cross-country skiing), du canotage (canoeing), du patinage (skating), du cyclisme (cycling), du squash (racquetball), du jogging Je fais – de la natation (swimming), de la boxe, de la lute, de la plongée sous-marine, de la voile, de la plance à voile (windsurfing), de la gymnastique, de la course à pied (running), de l’équitation (horseback riding), de l’alpinisme (mountaineering).

French for the London Olympic Games (London Olympics) – Le Français pour les Jeux Olympiques de Londres

Vocabulaire Important – Important Vocabulary:

Les jeux olympiques de Londres de 2012 – 2012 London Olympics

La cérémonie d’ouverture – The opening ceremony

La cérémonie de cloture – The closing ceremony

Les jeux de Londres – the London games

L’arrivée de la flamme olympique – the arrival of the olympic torch

Le relais de la flamme olympique – the Olympic torch relay

Le stade olympique – the olympic stadium

Un (une) athlète – An athlete, an Olympian, a runner

Une course – a race

Une épreuve – an event

L’épreuve de… - The …event. Exemple: L’épreuve de kayak – the canoeing event p>Emporter la médaille d’or – to win the gold medalEmporter la médaille d’argent – To win the silver medal

Emporter la médaille de bronze – to win the bronze medal

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"Haitian Hymns to Hope and Life For Your e-readers: Haitian/Canadian /American/French Churches’ Most Sung Hymns On Sunday Morning and Evening Services - Chants D’Espérance Français et Créoles for your e-readers" is a labor of love compiled by Youth Pastor and Choir Director, Marcel D. Dubois, who worked with many churches and Christian brothers and sisters from Boston to New York, from Haiti to Canada, from the Caribbean region to France and elsewhere. He wants to thank each one of you for sending your Sunday morning and evening programs to him. Thanks to your contributions, he has been able to come up with the most popular, the most sung hymns from the Chants d'Esperance Francais and Creoles. This book is for you. He hopes you can use it to praise and worship HIM!

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