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Pourquoi on a peur de « mal parler » ?

Le podcast "Passerelles" explore la peur de faire des fautes de français. L'animatrice explique le concept d'insécurité linguistique et propose de s'interroger sur les raisons de cette peur. Elle invite à la curiosité et au plaisir d'apprendre. #Français #Podcast #Apprentissage
Duration
20.6 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
2445 (674 unique words)
Topics
Communication
Cultural Norms
Education
Language Learning
Lifestyle
Linguistics
Social Inequality
Social Issues
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Welcome to Bridges, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emily, and this week, as usual, I'd like us to take a few minutes to think about something together.
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In each episode, I try to bring you different topics to explore.
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My goal is simply to share some food for thought and encourage you to ask yourself questions in French.
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We've all been there: freezing up while speaking, stumbling over our words, or making embarrassing language mistakes.
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That was the starting point of a podcast I listened to last week.
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While listening to him, I jotted down some ideas that I'd like to share with you.
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So today, let's talk about our fear of making mistakes, our fear of speaking poorly.
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Does making mistakes mean you speak poorly? Not necessarily.
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I think it's worth reflecting on our relationship with mistakes, both in language learning and in life in general.
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Making mistakes, especially when speaking during a conversation, like stumbling over your words, happens to everyone.
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To babble means to speak in a confused, unclear, or incoherent way.
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To understand this feeling, this pressure we sometimes put on ourselves to speak well, we need to look at the concept of linguistic insecurity.
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What is linguistic insecurity? Simply put, it's a term that encompasses the feelings of anxiety, self-consciousness, or lack of confidence someone might experience when using a language.
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It seems to me that this applies to one's native language, but also to languages learned later in life.
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Why are we so afraid of mispronouncing things? Where does this fear come from? That's the question we'll be tackling in this week's episode.
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First, let's define linguistic insecurity more precisely. Then, we'll explore if this feeling of insecurity can truly happen to anyone, in other words, to everyone.
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This will be a chance to see that we're not all on a level playing field when it comes to language.
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And lastly, let's shed some light on a question.
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A question that can help us rethink our approach to learning.

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