French Day
Bonjour tout le monde!
French is one of the leading language in the world. In India
it has been given the position of second language in many schools. It is said
that learning a new language develops your critical and creative thinking
skills. Learning new language makes us more aware about culture, lifestyle of
that particular country. As French is one of the most required and used
language it connects us to the world and increases our communication skills
too.
“Without translation,
I would be limited to the borders of my own country. The translator is my most
important ally. He introduces me to the world.” --- Italo Calvino
I was informed by our school French teacher that we would be
celebrating French day and that I would be translating in English for the
audience. I and my friend Himanshu
decided that we would discuss the events for the program and accordingly I will
translate it in English. We worked
together and decided what all events are being put up in the program. After hosting few programs in my school I had
confidence that this time I would do no mistakes and do it properly. During the
show I realized that how important is to be attentive while the program is
going on. What if there are any changes? Or if a problem arrives? I felt responsible and confident that I was
given a chance to this. From this activity I understand that how important
language is for communication as well as it connects us from the rest of the
world from its culture.
Everything is an art. We should try and understand it and
learn to respect it, even though it’s on a small scale. After the program many
teachers appreciated my work and said that I did really well better than last
time. Though I didn’t really learn anything important but I believe from
learning small things we reach on big things automatically. For me this
activity was some way special because I felt as if I am working for an
organization and I translate and connect one culture from the other one. I
never thought I would realize that language which we don’t know yet connects us
from the world. I would try and convey
what I have learned. Till then enjoy !




