Improve your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life! Straight from the Transfert podcast (episode 1). Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen. These words stood out to me: “il s’est avéré”, “bah”, “faire connaissance”, and “sympa”. Every day keep the habit going and improve your French listening comprehension with us.
Improve your ear for French with this clip of French in real life. Understand more than just your teacher’s French. Take it on and hear a word that can be both verb and noun. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life from the podcast Transfert. Dive into all the starts, stops, and phrases common in every day speech. What do you hear? Choose your level and fill in the blanks as you listen.
Take on this brief and fast clip of French in real life. Can you pick up: “la façon de penser” and “on n’en parle plus”? Hear them both and more while you fill in the blanks of our listening quiz. Start at any level and improve your French listening skills!
This clip takes the crown for fastest on site: 320 words per minute. 6 seconds with over 30 words. It doesn’t feel like other 300+ wpm clips on site. Take a listen and see how liaisons and pacing will make it possible. Can you hear everything being said? Set your level and try it. Beginners welcome.
Continue with French in real life with this episode from Transfert. Can you pick up: “a-t-elle dit”, “du côté des”, and “les vrais”? Try to fill in all 100% of the transcription in today’s fast clip.
Listen for the phrases: “chaque année”, “gâteaux au miel”, “une forme”, “évoquer”, and “puisque”. How many can you pick up in this slower paced clip? Take today’s quiz and follow along with our fill in the blanks quiz.
Dive into some common and useful expressions and look at nuance with “vite” in today’s quiz. It’s moderately paced and 32 words long. Dive in and fill-in-the-blanks with what you hear.
“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.
Do you know “ça me gene”, “ça me met”, and “mal à l’aise”? Hear them all in this quiz from a clip of the Passerelles podcast. Set your level and fill in the blanks while you listen. Practice in just a few minutes with French in real life