The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group

Bienvenue aux francophones de Pittsburgh! ~ Welcome!

The Pittsburgh French Meetup Group is a well established group for French speakers of all ages and abilities to meet up and practice French conversation & share interests in French culture.

We have been meeting for French Conversation for the past 3 years Saturdays at the Coffee Tree on Walnut Street in Shady Side. We also meet most weeks at other locations in Pittsburgh for fun, conversation, & exchange of ideas.

This is a French club unlike any other French club in Pittsburgh. We are a group for casual French speakers looking to socialize and have a good time together. If you like meeting new, and socializing with interesting and fun people, stop reading and join this group now. We are the group for you.

If you know your schedule allows you to meet French speakers at least ONCE every month, you should join this group now. We are the group for you.

We ask that members fill out their profile so we know who you are. This helps members in getting to know each other.

The member discussion board is here:
http://www.meetup.com/FrenchLessons/boards/

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ps. you can join us on these other groups, too!

We're on Facebook. Join us here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=236260140400

Pittsburgh International Food, Languages and Cultures Group
http://www.meetup.com/Pittsburgh-International/

The Pittsburgh- Wexford Arabic Language Meetup Group
http://www.meetup.com/ArabicLessons/

Founded: October 22, 2003

Location: Pittsburgh, PA 40.43-79.92 15217US

Members: 240 Pittsburgh French Speakers

Meetups: 212 so far

Rating: The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group 4.506
Members' comments

Topics: French Language, Language & Culture, International & Exchange Students, Dining Out, International Travel, Arabic Language, Cooking And Recipes

What's new?

Nov 4
- Tom Gray joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “I have been studying French using the Rosetta Stone software. I think conversation will improve my vocabulary as well as my understanding.”

Nov 1
- Sally Eppley joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “I am new to French but very motivated to learn.”
- Lila Manassa joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “I am new to pittsburgh and am interested in getting to know some people who love french food, culture, and language.”
- Joshua Sweeny joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “I am very interested in meeting with fellow francophiles. I returned recently from a semester abroad and want to continue learning French. I am a classical dancer and a photographer.”

Oct 29
- Kim Richards joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “Coming from CA and AZ where not much French is spoken, I want to get back into the language, rusty since college days.”

Oct 28
- Darryl joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “Je apprends le francais et j'ai besoin de parler avec des autres.”

Oct 27
- Andrea joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “I lived in Paris for some time and was fluent but since moving back to the States, I've lost a lot. I would love to be able to practice more often.”

Oct 26
- Heidi joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “To learn more about the French culture and be more proficient speaking the language.”
- Shane joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “Hello everyone. I am a National Resources Manager and I have a job opening for a French speaking Help Desk position in Monroeville, PA. Please advise any of your friends and/or co-workeds that may be looking. Email me at shane@us-titan.com Thanks!”

Oct 23
- Tanya joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “To learn more about the French language and culture.”

Oct 20
- Dean Borza joined The Pittsburgh métro French Meetup Group
  
  “Salut! I'm Dean Borza, and I am currently a senior at Hampton High School. An unfortunate scheduling conflict prevented me from taking AP French V. I love every aspect of the French culture, and I want to continue my study of the French language.”