Improve your French listening with this clip of French in real life! Start at any level and hear “et d’ailleurs”, “vont jusqu’à”, and “hyper bons”, do you know what they mean? Choose how much of the transcript you see and fill in the blanks with our quiz. Take a few minutes daily to improve your understanding of fast, spoken French in the wild with our FREE daily quizzes.
Do you know “on résume”? I’m sure you can guess it. Can you hear and understand it in this clip? Start at any level and fill in the blanks of our transcription quiz. Perfect for anyone from DALF prep to A1 beginners!
This is French in real life. Hear “sauf”, “en pleine croisade”, “que nenni”, and “ben nous” in one clip just 15 seconds long. Can you hear and understand them all? Start at any level and improve your listening skills. Listen with us whether you’re prepping for the DALF or just starting at A1.
“croustillant” means crispy or crunchy, you know that, right. Did you know its figurative meanings? Hear that word and more in this 15 second clip from the Manger podcast. Improve your French listening skills from any level with our transcription quiz.
The words: “discours”, “se sont faits”, “à la fin”, and “lui-même”… do you know them? Can you hear them all in this clip from the Manger podcast? Start at any level and join us for today’s transcription quiz.
“D’autant que”, “et voilà”, and “s’arrachent”… do you know what these French phrases mean? Hear them in this clip from the Manger podcast and improve your French listening skills with French as it’s spoken in real life.
Do you know the phrases “car John”, “rapport que”, “on le rappelle”, & “on connaît la suite”? Hear them in this clip from the Manger podcast and improve your French listening skills from any level!
The phrases “ça marche”, “très fort”, “forcément”, & “la concurrence” Do you know what they mean? Hear them in this clip and improve your listening skills from any level (A1 and up!). Start here and improve your French listenking skills with this clip of French in real life.
Do you know how to use “sur lequel ben”? A1 beginner or prepping for the DALF, start here with this clip. Fill in the transcript for with what you hear. Get your answers checked in real time.
Start from any level and improve your French listening skills. This clip is from the Inner French podcast, it’s 58 words in 26 seconds. Choose how much of the transcript you see and fill in the rest!