Improve your French listening skills with this moderately paced clip of French in real life. Take on this clip, set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen to dating and meeting people. These words and phrases stood out to me: “fais beaucoup de rencontres”, “n’aboutissent à rien”, “le vieux schéma”, & “on verra bien”. Start here at any level!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip from the Transfert (1.22 71) podcast. Can you hear everything? Some words that stood out to me: “telle” and “sidérant”. Set your level and fill in the blanks with what you hear!
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!
The phrases “quelque part” and “un moment clé” stand out to me in this clip of French from Passerelles. Dive in to some of their nuance in today’s quiz. Listen in and hone your ear for spoken French with us!
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.
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!
Start at any level and improve your listening skills with this clip of French in real life. Hear “aucune” and “dont” – do you know what those words mean? Improve your French understanding with FREE daily clips and quizzes, start today!
Learn French with a podcast snippet! This clip is from Balades Episode 1. Listen and fill in what you hear below. Read more and find a translation below. Find the full podcast here.… Read… Read More »Balades ep. 1, Quiz 28: Le comble du bonheur
Learn French with the podcast Balades ep 1. This clip is 38 words in 15 seconds, how many can you understand? Take our transcription quiz and try it today!