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A giant, free and open to all dictation in Nantes this Wednesday

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Feeling like testing your spelling and grammar skills? Well, you're in luck because the Dictation in the train station continues its tour of France and will be stopping at Nantes station on Wednesday, January 17, 2024.

« The teacher addresses the students at the board. Colon, open quotes. Have you finished, children? Question mark. Close the quotes. » Does it remind you of something? For some, dictation was synonymous with torture, but for others, it's a good memory and even a fun activity. So if you're part of the second category, we offer you a new spelling challenge. Dictation at the station invites you to try this exercise this Wednesday in Nantes. What's on the agenda? A text, a sheet of paper, a pen, a table, and a smooth voice to dictate it all to you. All you need is to have your Bescherelle and French dictionary ready to succeed.

A Brand New Concept to Democratize Access to Cultures

Dictation in the train station, a project led by Rachid Santaki and his surprise guests since 2022, aims to make a moment of sharing, discovery, and transmission of knowledge around French linguistic heritage accessible to a wide audience. Whether you love words, are a spelling enthusiast, student, passerby, or traveler in transit, this event is for you.
Each event is organized by SNCF Stations & Connections in collaboration with France Culture. The stages of the Tour de France of Dictation in the train station are just beginning, find the dates near you here.

Next stop in Nantes on Wednesday, January 17, 2024

If the idea of diving back into your school memories appeals to you, head to Nantes train station where the next Dictation in the train station will take place this Wednesday from 10am to 3pm with 5 time slots throughout the day. It's free and open to all starting from 7 years old.
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Dictation at the train station
At the mezzanine of Nantes train station
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