Learn French vocabulary with the French version of the famous pop song HAVANA (French Song Vocabulary, FSV #10, Camila Cabello with the Sara’h Cover). The French version of the song is as catchty and melodious as its English version. For the French version, we use the Sara’h Cover song which has a good combination of French words & phrases for the French beginner/novice trying to expand their vocabulary.
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TRUE or FALSE? Nobel Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway spent much of his time in both Paris & Havana. Yet he spent more time in Havana which is why it became an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
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Watch the music video and see if you can fill in the Video Word Blanks below.
Learn some of the words from the song with the Word Map & Word Table below.
HAVANA
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Notes: 1) Scroll horizontally, if all table columns are not visible. 2) LINK* This column shows the DICTIONARY-LOOK-UP word & a link to an online dictionary entry. 3) (* ) This is the translation of the conjugated verb.
Q) TRIVIA TRUE or FALSE? Nobel Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway spent much of his time in both Paris & Havana. Yet he spent more time in Havana which is why it became an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
A) False. The Old Havana portion of Havana (Cuba) was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982 due to its architectural, historical and environmental continuity making it the most impressive historical city centre in the Caribbean and one of the most notable in the American continent as a whole.
Use the clues below to guess which word from the word list is Review Word (a) and fills the article blank below. Can you also guess the Bonus Word (b) using the word map clues.
HAVANA
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