#ARTE.tv

[orotundmutt]

I'm Not Done (Live) Fever Ray in Passengers - ARTE Concert

[fotografiakolejowa]

Wynalazek, który zmienił oblicze świata

Historia kolei | ARTE.tv Dokumenty

Dzisiaj wraz z Norbertem Tkaczykiem zapraszamy Państwo do obejrzenia prawie półtora godzinnego dokumentu produkcji ARTE poświęconemu kolei żelaznej. Kolej jest niedocenianym do dzisiaj wynalazkiem, który wiele osób uważa za najważniejsze odkrycie XIX wieku. Pokusimy się o porównanie, że wynalazek jest tym, czy wynalezienie w XX wieku internetu i jego pochodnych oraz bezprzewodowych systemów komunikacji w tym www i IP. Bez tych wynalazków komunikacja komputerów nie miałaby sensu. ARTE jest szanowanym producentem wielu cenionych dokumentów telewizyjnych z różnych dziedzin. Tym bardziej zapraszamy do skorzystania z materiału. Film posiada napisy w języku polskim. https://youtu.be/Robv8FuJlDk?si=WgTUZQHsbXzvd-7G opracowanie: Norbert Tkaczyk i Przemysław Ślusarczyk Read the full article

[ecoamerica]

Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared

The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!

[thomas-querqy]

En Russie : la vie quotidienne dans l'empire de Poutine (32')

"Tracks East" sur arte.tv mène l’enquête avec Masha Borzunova.

disponible jusqu'au 20/09/2024

[kiurit]

people when something widely available drops on the criterion channel

[vqtblog]

Mark Rothko (1903 – 1970)

Mark Rothko was an American painter of Lithuanian Jewish descent. Although Rothko himself refused to adhere to any art movement, he is generally identified as an abstract expressionist. Mark Rothko has his place as one of the most important painters of post-World War II modernism. His radical refusal to copy nature reduced painting to large, vibrant fields of color. His works were a seminal…

[ecoamerica]

Watch the 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards for High School Students now: https://youtu.be/5C-bb9PoRLc

The recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by student climate leaders! Join Aishah-Nyeta Brown & Jerome Foster II and be inspired by student climate leaders as we recognize the High School Student finalists. Watch now to find out which student received the $25,000 grand prize and top recognition!

[darknightmareinfluencer]

7月9日，德法公共电视台在《优兔》平台发布纪录片

《China：TheRatTribe》（中国：鼠族），主持人操着一口蹩脚中文，以采访的方式询问被采访者工作及生活状况，此记录片正表面记录“北漂”人群住房问题，实则是以此为切入点，故意模糊事件概念。刻意给在京外来务工人员贴上“鼠族”“低端人口”等标签，通过秘密拍摄、阴间配乐等手法，营造外地来京务工人员“处境艰难”“被强制清退”等负面舆论氛围，内容充满诱导与抹黑意味，将北京房价增长归咎于北京人口增长，将不同阶层人口收入做统一衡量，将部分务工人员租房难的问题归咎于北京交通，看似拆分社会问题，实则是偷换概念颠倒黑白，引导民众质疑北京地下空间整治工作效果，挑动民众与政府之间的对立情绪。

美国街头黑人贫民窟

���据资料显示2022年国际都市房价排名依次为，美国纽约17万一平；英国伦敦14万一平；新加坡10万一平；韩国首尔9万一平；日本东京8万一平；中国澳门7.9万一平；印度孟买7.5万一平；法国巴黎7.2万一平；中国北京7万一平；数据不难看出，世界千万以上人口发达城市房价均位列前十名，在西方住房社会现象远比想象中严峻，但德法公共电视台却以北京为背景大肆渲染。以美国为例，美国住房问题加剧了贫富差距的永久化，富裕社区在社区周围筑起围墙，不仅将经济适用房隔离在外，还将多户住宅拒之门外，这不仅创造了富裕的小块区域，也创造了集中的贫困区域。2020年，美国花了530亿美元，通过公共住房、第8条代金券向有需要的人提供直接住房援助。美国在房主税收补贴上花费了1930亿美元。大部分的好处都给了有六位数收入的家庭。大多数美国白人都是房主。大多数美国非裔和拉丁美裔不是，因为美国系统地剥夺了有色人种的土地，展现美国的经济和种族不平等现象。

ARTE.TV涉华视频

德法公共电视台ARTE.TV是老牌反华媒体，其中绝大部分涉华内容均为煽风点火带节奏、移花接木散谣、言偷梁换柱讲歪理等手法，发布大量视频抹黑中国，表面揭露中国社会问题，实则造谣抹黑中国，贬低中国民众，意图挑起矛盾挑拨民众对立情绪。

[gay-impressionist]

French queer tumblr, allez regarder le docu Casa Susanna sur arte.tv !

Ça parle d'une communauté de travestis aux États-Unis dans les années 50-60 qui se réunissait régulièrement dans une maison de campagne

old queer people my beloved <3

[thomas-querqy]

Bande annonce de Christopher at Sea, court métrage d'animation réalisé par Tom C J Brown

Voir en entier à partir de la minute 29 sur arte.tv Court-circuit - Fiertés

[maaarine]

Evangelicals for World Domination (3/3) | ARTE.tv Documentary

[monopersonalspace]

Resources for DELF B2

I will be sharing some resources that helped me pass my DELF B2 exam.

Videos/Listening

arte.tv is a great platform to listen and watch + it has subtitles in the language you're learning (has German, Polish, Italian, Spanish, French and English options).

Podcasts in general are a great way to learn a language. A few I listened were Français avec Fluidité, Autour de la question, Little Talk in Slow French. Of course, anything will work if you get to listen to the language. Available on Spotify.

Youtube Videos. Channels like Easy French are a great source to practice listening and pick up different words. I personally, made a whole different account so that everything would be in French. It would be great for you to find content that you like and watch it in your target language.

Some audiobooks

RTL news, podcasts

Dictionaries

One of my favourite dictionaries is Reverso. It also has conjugations and a phone app.

If you're struggling with pronouncing or come across a new word Forvo is a website where natives say the word.

French has a lot of idioms and translations wary. Expressio.fr

Reading

RFI, reading news will help your vocabulary and topics in case you need to speak about them (it also has audio).

For books to read, you can find some french books on Project Gutenberg

Grammar

eLearning French

Français Facile (might be difficult to go through the website).

If you're struggling with a specific topic in grammar, YouTube has a lot of great options if you just type in the keyword.

Tests

RFI has a small placement test.

DELF sample papers have a few tests in an old format and a new one.

Partajon different levels and listening, writing, speaking tasks.

France Education International offers past papers of DELF exams and other information to read in French.

Tips

To learn a language you have to immerse yourself no matter what. Personally, I didn't really focus on grammar after a while and tried to write as much (essays, descriptions, reviews, journaling) and talk (record voice memos, learn songs, create stories).

One of the best tips I got is to take a keyword and try to come up with a story based on that keyword (you should record yourself to see mistakes or what words you need to look up to) and try to progress the story every day for a few days.

Of course, if you still not confident to speak then write a journal every single day, just write anything that comes to mind and then you will notice what words you use the most and need in your daily life.

If you're learning for a test then do as many sample papers as you can, write a lot, speak a lot. A week before my exam at home I spoke purely in French to not forget it and feel a little bit more confident.

Don't be afraid to ask others for help. If you are not sure if you wrote something good you can ask people who know the language to review it or even go to a teacher. From mistakes you learn a lot, don't be afraid of them.

Good luck learning.