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游览：通过中法英对照、核心表达、跟读听写和配套练习掌握本课主题。

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Do not study every rule first. Open one of these short lessons only when you want to understand today’s sentence pattern.

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Stage 6 · Lesson 4/4 25 min

After the 14-day path: Sightseeing: hotel and directions

Talk about a simple holiday, time, and weather, choose transport, and handle a hotel or directions exchange.

Today’s real taskComplete a check-in exchange: book a room for two nights, ask the nightly price, and ask about one place to visit.

Minimum speaking outputI would like a room for tonight. / For two nights. / How much does the room cost?

Only notice this today: pour deux nuits = for two nights; combien coûte…? = how much does… cost; je peux vous aider = can I help you

Keep the same loop

Make the message understandable first, then refine the grammar; practise one small travel task at a time.

Teacher’s note for first-time learners

Confirm nights and price first at a hotel

Listen · copy · use

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At check-in, handle the room, number of nights, and nightly price. Making these three things clear is a successful exchange.

Pronunciation focus

Pronunciation focus: do not sound out every ending in nuits and euros; hear number plus unit as one group.

One trap to avoid

Common trap: being afraid to confirm a price. Ask Combien coûte…? again; confirming is better than guessing.

End-of-lesson check: Self-check: can I book two nights, ask the nightly price, and ask for help?

Beginner mode

Follow this order: listen → understand → speak

You do not need to finish every block in one sitting. For today, aim for 15–25 minutes and three clear sentences.

Today's goal: 3 sentences

1ListenListen once before looking at the answer.2UnderstandRead the translation and keep one useful pattern.3ShadowShadow each line twice; copy the rhythm before chasing perfection.4PracticeDo one small set; read the explanation and retry mistakes.5ReviewCome back on D+1, D+3, D+7, and D+14 after today.

Stop here when today’s minimum is doneSay three core expressions, complete one substitution set, and leave one short recording.

Everything below is extra practice.

Stuck? Use one of these four fixes

I cannot hear itSlow the voice down, listen once, then look at the translation.I cannot say itPlay one line and copy it three times; stop after one usable line.I cannot remember itReplace one name or detail with your own instead of memorizing a list.I do not want to recordWhisper or record one sentence first. A short imperfect recording still counts.

Beginner grammar bridge1 rule · 1 example

Catch nights and price in a hotel exchange

In a hotel exchange, catch two numbers first: the number of nights and the nightly price. Learn Pour deux nuits and 50 euros par nuit as chunks.

PatternPour + number + nuits · number euros par nuit

Pour deux nuits. La chambre coûte 50 euros par nuit.For two nights. The room costs 50 euros per night.

Small tip: Ask once more when you miss the price; do not confirm just because you feel awkward.

Open the full lesson: Cardinal numbers

Quick understanding check

Check what you understood, not what you memorized

Choose an answer for each item. This is not a grade; replay the phrase and try again when you miss one.

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What does the hotel worker ask with Pour combien de nuits?

How long will the guest stay in Pour deux nuits, s’il vous plaît?

What is the price in La chambre coûte 50 euros par nuit?

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