Improve your ear for fast spoken French with this clip from Transfert! Can you catch all these great phrases? “la copine”, “au moins”, “pas de la plus grande souplesse”, and “manifestement”? And can you guess what “soupline” could mean? Hear them all in this clip. Start at any level and fill in the blanks with what you hear as you listen.
Dive into this clip from Transfert. Can you catch all these phrases? “l’un des derniers”, “souvenirs”, “sa chaise longue”, “couper les ongles”, and “le faire beau” Hear them all in this clip. Take on this listening practice from any level of French, simply choose your level and fill in the missing words as you listen.
Learn French with a podcast snippet! This clip is is from Transfert s01ep22. We do not own the content. Listen to the entire episode here. The above audio sample and transcription is from… Read More »Transfert s01e22, Quiz 38: ça devient urgent
Can you catch all 7 filler words in this clip of 36 words? That’s basically 20% filler words and might be more common than your teacher will let you believe in fast spoken French. This demonstrates how someone might speak through a more difficult topic like the death of a parent. Take a listen and fill in the blanks with what you hear. Start from any level, simply choose how much of the clip you can see to start!
Can you catch all of these phrases in fast spoken French? Hear “il n’était plus là ”, “en train de”, “il faut que”, and “je sois”. When they’re in context they might be sped up, contracted and sound different. Can you catch them all? Start at any level and improve your French listening skills with us. Fill in the blanks with what you hear as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with clips of fast French in real life. Take on this slower clip of French in real life, with all the stops and starts you’d expect. Can you pick up “bon, d’accord” and “on s’organise” in the clip? Listen and fill in the blanks with what you hear!
Can you follow everything in today’s clip? Take it on and listen for: “il est arrivé un moment”, “j’ai pris la décision”, and “le décès”. Follow along with our transcription quiz and fill in the blanks at your level!
Dive into this next clip of French in real life. Hear “il est arrivé un moment”, “ça ne me convenait plus”, “un petit peu moins excitant, un petit peu moins sympa” and “m’en dégager”. Take on the transcription of this clip and practice your French listening skills from beginner to advanced.
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Hear some reminiscing about past relationships with these words: “C’était fabuleux”, “on se retrouvait”, “de temps en temps”, and “c’était que du fun.” I love that last phrase because I haven’t seen (or heard) the “que” used that like that before. What’s opening up for you in today’s clip? Take on this fast clip and practice your ear for fast spoken French with us!
Dive into this clip of fast spoken French in real life. With all the starts, stops, and laughter that comes with it. Can you pick up: “sa main sur la mienne”, “j’étais amoureux de toi”, and “le jour où” in the clip? Hear it all and fill in the blanks as you listen, perfect for any level of French learning!
Hear a couple of phrases related to work and getting a job in this short clip. Can your ear catch them all? “un rendez-vous”, “en région parisienne”, “de m’engager”, “à joindre son équipe”. Listen and fill in the blanks of today’s transcription quiz at your level!