https://www.codecademy.com/courses/javascript-beginner-fr-FR-y2vdo/0/3
Hi there 
I think there is a problem with the french version of “Litteraly Speaking”.
What we have at the beginning:
`var jules = {
job: “developpeur”,
fiance: false,
parle: function( ) {
}
};
jules.parle(“super”);
jules.parle(“pas mal”);`
Then, we have to put on console:
“Salut, je me sens très bien” and “Salut, je ne me sens pas trop mal”
So, the only way to do that, is that kind of code:
`var jules = {
job: “developpeur”,
fiance: false,
parle: function(mood) {
if(mood === “super”){
console.log(“Salut, je me sens très bien”);
}else{
console.log(“Salut, je ne me sens pas trop mal”);
}
}
};
jules.parle(“super”);
jules.parle(“pas mal”);`
Obviously, it doesn’t work. I feel bad.
Following the english version example, I also did that:
`var jules = {
job: “developpeur”,
fiance: false,
parle: function(mood) {
console.log(“Salut, je me sens” +" "+ mood);
}
};
jules.parle(“super”);
jules.parle(“pas mal”);`
And it doesn’t work too. Sure, it expects the correct strings at the end.
I did it on about 30+ times by various means.
I think many people don’t (didn’t, won’t) take the time to report this kind of problems.
It’s very frustrating, and I’ll stop codeacademy, 'cause too many time lost. 
Of course, if I turn into english version of codeacademy, I lose all my progress. No way ! Bad… bad, bad. 