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Do you know “retrouve”, “un coup de”, and “déprimée”? Hear them all in this clip of French in real life. Listen and fill in the blanks to improve your French listening skills. Start at any level with this moderately fast clip.
What do “autour de”, “en plus de tout ça”, and “sans rentrer dans les détails” mean? Hear them all in this clip of French in real life. Immerse in a short clip, fill in the blanks as you listen, and improve your French listening skills.
Do you know “ce que”, “de tout ça”, “c’est que”, and “selon”? Can you hear them all in this moderately fast clip? Take a listen and test your ear with these important colloquial expressions! Choose your level and fill in the blanks, daily with our dictées of French in real life!
You may already know “aussi” and “en partie” but hear them both again in this clip of French in real life. Choose how much you can see of the transcript, then fill in the blanks with what you hear. Practice daily with free quizzes updated at 12am NY time, and improve your French listening skills with us!
Will you pick up “très peu”, “penser aux”, and “etc” in a clip of French in real life? Do you know how to say “etc” in French? Find it all and more in today’s clip of French in real life. Start from any level. Choose how much of the transcript you can see and fill in the blanks as you listen. And improve your French listening skills!
What do: “Par contre”, “assez récente”, “à partir de” and “s’est répandue” mean? Hear them all and more in this clip of French in real life. Start at any level, choose how much of the transcript you can see and fill in the blanks. Understand more than just your teacher!
So many expressions in this quiz. Do you know them all? Here are some: “c’est devenu”, “quelque chose”, “d’assez”, “de nos jours”, & “peu importe”. Can you catch them all in the clip? It’s not a super fast one, but still full of great French expressions. Take a listen to today’s quiz and improve your French listening skills with us!
Let’s get a little heavy. Are you ready? What do “chez les chrétiens”, “un péché”, “l’orgueil”, and “être fier” mean? Hear them all in today’s clip. Start from any level, choose how much of the transcript is hidden, and fill in the blanks with what you hear. Use our listening quiz to improve your understanding of French in real life.
Are you confident you can use all of these A1 words? Do you know all their meanings in different contexts? Hear these “simple” words along with more challenging vocab in today’s clip. Find words like “À l’origine”, “dans”, “comme”, “plutôt”, and “ou”. Start at any level with our transcription quiz, choose how much of the transcript you can see. Then fill in the blanks to improve your listening skills!
Do you know what “un peu comme” means? Hear it in this short clip perfect for any level. Choose how much of the transcript you can see and fill in the blanks. What can you hear.
What does “ce sont d’abord” … “ensuite” mean? You know it already, but how does it sound in a clip of French in real life? Hear it in today’s clip and practice your French listening skills.
What do “on s’intéresse”, “aux rituels d’anniversaire”, “il y a toute une dimension” mean? Hear them all in this quiz from Passerelles. It’s a short one today, and perfect for any level. Choose how much of the transcript you see and fill in the blanks.