Improve your French listening skills with this clip from Transfert (1.22 #77). How much of the clip can you hear? Choose your level and fill in the blanks as you listen! What words stand out to you? I found these noteworthy: “d’avortement”, “elle s’est faite avoir”, “peu importe comment”, and “a accouché”. Listen and improve with French in real life!
Boost your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life. This short one moves at a good pace, can you catch all the words? These stood out for me: “tous les deux” and “t’as aucune idée”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Boost your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life! Can you hear everything? These words stood out for me: “me faire”, “quelque chose de bizarre” and “on me laisse”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen. Watch your listening comprehension of fast spoken French improve!
Improve your French listening skills with today’s clip of French in real life. This longer clip is from Transfert. Can you pick up all the words in this clip? I found “connu la guerre”, “ont bossé”, and “pour eux” all interesting. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
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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Improve your ear with this next clip from Transfert podcast. Hear how this woman sets up all her relationships from the beginning.
Can you pick up all these phrases in today’s quiz? “Au final”, “jusqu’à nos jours”, “a juste ajouté”, “un petit détail”. Also, I love that deepl translates “mais on a just ajouté un petit détail” as “but with a twist”. Sometimes translations can get creative, it kind of works here. Take a listen and see…
Discover the layers of meaning with “on va s’arrêter sur” and the depth behind “En plus du”. Dive deep into the tradition and dual sense of “souffler ses bougies”. And did you know these idioms are all used in “le français familier”? Join us in today’s quiz to uncover the beauty of these expressions in everyday French.
“Qu’est-ce que c’est” and “surtout” – what about these phrases? Hear them in this moderately paced clip from Passerelles podcast. Practice your ear for spoken French with words you know and words you don’t in this clip of French in real life.