How do the two magazines, Le Rendez-vous and La Vie Outre-Manche vary?
Both publications have broadly the same varied content: current affairs, tourism, French culture, French grammar, word games, etc. They differ, however, in two main ways. Firstly, there is a difference in the level of French, with Le Rendez-vous franais being the easier of the two publications. It is lower intermediate in level which, for most adults, means around two years of part-time study of French. It is also smaller in format than La Vie Outre-Manche magazine. La Vie Outre-Manche is upper-intermediate to advanced in level, is larger in size and has articles that are generally longer than Le Rendez-vous franais, enabling topics to be covered more comprehensively. Both magazines have keyword translations (and sometimes parallel French-English texts) to ensure that your reading flows enjoyably.
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