I’m loving some of the nuance in this clip. Hear phrases like: “débarque”, “un foyer”, “auprès des”, and “malmenés et meurtris”. I wanted to highlight foyer because it is different from our word foyer in English, even our use of “hearth” in English doesn’t contain the depth of meaning here. Take on today’s fast quiz!
Dive into the depths of history with “il faut remonter”, as we journey to uncover a tale from “la Grèce antique”. Ever wondered about the origin of birthday candles? “Pour la petite histoire”, it’s a tale that stretches back millennia. Join us to unravel this captivating story.
In just 28 words, I found so many phrases to dive into: “un peu”, “comme avec”, “le premier de l’an”, “profitent”, and “faire le point”. I was most surprised by “faire le point” as an idiom. What’s opening up for you with this moderately fast clip? Take a listen and fill in the blanks to test your ear!
A quick one. Perfect for beginners to practice letters and the use of prepositions through me for a loop. Take this 11 second clip on, what level are you doing it at? 100% blank, 70% blank, or 30% blank?
Can you distinguish the sounds of ‘c’est celui’, ‘Ã partir de’, ‘une fois’, and ‘an’? Sharpen your ears and grasp the subtle meanings with today’s quiz! Dive into nuances and meanings with this moderately paced quiz from Passerelles. Have you practiced your French listening today?
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!
Do you know what “souffler ses bougies” means? Hear it 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 as you listen!
Do you know what “ça fait un moment” means? Hear it in this clip of French in real life. This pace is good for learners. Use our transcription quiz (choose how much you see and fill in the blanks!) to improve your ear for French at any level.
Improve your French with this clip form the Balades podcast. It’s 27 words in 11 seconds. Listen and take the quiz to see how many words you can pick up. Improve your French comprehension, one clip, one day at time.
Improve your ear for French with this clip from the Balades podcast. It’s 27 words in 11 seconds, how many can you hear and understand? Improve your listening comprehension no matter your level!
Improve your ear for French with this clip from the Balades podcast. 30 words in 11 seconds, how many can you hear and understand? Take today’s transcription quiz and boost your listening comprehension.