Scientifically, the French for help.

SVT gas envelopes?

Deep ocean currents?

io and Europe (Jupiter moons)?

A lot of air? Coriolis power?

Equatorial convection cells?

Physicochemical voluminal molar concentration?

Physics and chemical propri3etes?

Physical size? A piece of blocking glass?

A chemical reaction product?

What is the pH of paper? dichlorom3ethane?

Arithmetic tradition g3eometrie?

Vector g3eometrie?

A mathematical propri3ete?

Scientific text? Interval joint?

That's the answer

This major itself is very funny, whether it focuses on "technology" or "French", the devil knows; Besides, if you are a French student who has a starting point, you have to learn the language foundation for two years, improve it in the third year, and prepare for ** and job hunting in the fourth year, so how can you have the heart to learn "technology". Also, is there a master professor in ECNU who knows "scientific and technological French"? The previous generations who studied and studied French were all from liberal arts, and they were also halfway into scientific and technological translation.

I've seen students who graduated from science and technology English, but they can't do science and technology, and their English is average, and they don't know both. Therefore, it is recommended that you either concentrate on learning French and stop thinking about so-called technology, or stick to adjusting your major. The translation of scientific and technical foreign languages is brewed in the pile of materials, not in the classroom.

The difference between a scientific and technical foreign language and an ordinary foreign language mainly lies in the rigor and rigidity of grammar and wording. In the end, it's still a matter of language and dust.

Good luck!

Disagree with Jspaulo. As a technical major, if you want to find a better company, you will have the opportunity to be sent out by the company in the future, and your language level is very important. The professional technical language, after targeted learning, can avoid many detours.

China now has construction projects in many French-speaking countries in Africa, and in most cases it is the engineers Suiga who sent translators. I think this is why this major came into being. There will be a lot of technical terms. The science component is not estimated to be large.

This, just like that business English... Changing the French language of science and technology, that is not French, probably focusing on the science and technology aspects of Zhenwu,. Well, that's probably it. Foreign language.

In contrast, French is on the soft side, and German is a bit hard. The regions of France were occupied by Germany, and French-speaking people were forced to learn German, of course, without wanting to.

People in every country around the world speak differently and pronounce differently.

I guess it's a Frenchman who said that.

Probably because it sounds like singing.

sciences et techniquessciences et technologiesciences

Science; Science.

technique.

Follow the class first, and then memorize, read and speak more.

Learn to learn phonetic transcription first, and then you can watch more French movies, with Chinese and French subtitles, butterfly is recommended, the language is relatively simple, and then read more and practice more.

College 4 or University French Level 4? CFT words do it slowly.,It's completely too late to read it again.,If you're a fourth, you have to hurry up.,Reading can be slowed down at an appropriate speed.,If you don't understand something, skip it.,First choose an answer according to common sense.,After you've done it, go back and read it slowly.,Even if you don't understand, you must choose an answer.,There's a lot of scores.。

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This is my home.

This is the fish tank of our house. The red goldfish is beautiful, isn't it?

It's a Christmas tree, and it's almost Christmas!

To the right of the Christmas tree is a big TV! Underneath the TV is the stereo. But I'm not very fond of watching TV.

Here's the kitchen. There was a microwave, stove, fridge, and a lot of sundries. My mom is very good at cooking.

Here is the bathroom, there is a shower room, and there is a sink. To the left of the sink is my mother's cosmetics. In that cabinet is my mother's cosmetics too.

This is my room, isn't it small and messy?

There was a table, and there was a computer and a lot of books on it, and to the left of the computer was an electric light.

Look at that! It was my bed, it was big and comfortable. That's why I love to sleep! Ha ha!

I love my home! I do not know.

These are too simple, aren't they? French beginners, you have to write your own, we're all here, think carefully about the sentences you've learned, pay attention to cooperation, and write well!