Enhance your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life. Loaded with colloquial expressions and turns of phrase. How much can you pick up? Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen. “on va créer du lien”, “assez comme ça”, and “à me dire”. Keep the habit going daily!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip of fash French in real life. How much can you pick up? I love that it’s got the right amount of colloquial/slang and real grammar. Words that stood out to me: “cool quoi”, “de longues années”, “eux aussi”, “c’est rigolo”, “des vie parallèles”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen.
Strengthen your French listening skills with this clip from Transfert podcast. Can you catch all the words in it? Set your level and fill in the blanks with what you hear! These words stood out to me:
Enhance your French listening skills with this extremely fast clip of French in real life. How much can you pick up? Set your level and fill in the blanks as youl isten. Here are some words that stood out to me: “je suis sûre”, “a plu”, “des mecs”, “a été légère”, “je m’en fiche”, & “éperdument”. Take on today’s quiz!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life. This is from Transfert (1.22 73). Listen and fill in what you hear! These words stood out to me: “au fin fond”, “tout le monde”, and “se passe”. How much of the clip can you hear? Take a listen and improve with us!
Enhance your French listening skills with this clip from Transfert (01.22, 72). Can you hear everything in this fast clip? Take a listen. These words stood out to me: “j’en voué la terre entière”, “suis rendu compte”, and “je ne saurais jamais”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with French in real life! Take on this short clip of French and fill in the blanks with what you hear. Set your level and follow along as a dictation. Can you spot all the key phrases we found?
Take on this passage, can you catch all these key words and phrases? Listen for “s’échappe”, “me dis”, “j’suis”, and “tu te fais opérer”. Dive in with our transcription quiz, choose your level and fill int he blanks as you go.
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How much of this clip can you hear? Try your ear no matter your level. Choose how much of the transcript you can see, then fill in the blanks while you listen.