Thank you so much for all this info -
I was wondering if you had any suggestions for some French games - for adults - intermediate- in a private group format - ( no classroom ) - some of my students are asking me for some board game s - quickly played - merci
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Hi Isabelle - "Mille Bornes" is fun but I'm not sure how useful it is for learning once you've played a few times. It's not a board game but "Time's Up" (the French edition) is really good for vocabulary and also mobilising vocab as you have to describe words and concepts without saying them to your team against a time limit and they have to guess what you're describing. I hope that's helpful!