Take on some French music to improve your French listening skills. It’s French in real life, but definitely not as fast as some of the other clips on site. How much can you pick up when French is sung? Hear it and pick up some great vocab too. These two expressions stood out to me: “à côté” and “quand même”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip from the Transfert podcast (episode 1!). Set your level and fill in the blanks with what you hear. How much can you pick up? Some words that stood out to me: “en train de”, “ou bien”, “avez branché”, and “vous êtes bien content”. What are you doing to improve your French today?
Improve your ear for fast spoken French with this clip from Transfert podcast. Do you know how to say feed the cats? Can you catch it here? Words that stood out to me: “quelques mois plus tard”, “fêter ses 60 ans” and “au resto”. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with French in real life. Do you know what “raide dingue” means? Hear it in this clip from Transfert. Set your level and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with this clip of French in real life! A fast pace and challenging topic. Ready to take a listen? These words and phrases stood out: “conflictuel”, “c’est de se dire”,”peut-être”, “même plus”, and “un mensonge”. What stands out for you? Start at any level, choose how much of the transcript you can see and fill in the blanks as you listen!
Improve your French listening skills with a clip of fast spoken French in real life. Hear all the stops and starts that come as someone recalls memories. Can you catch all these phrases? “on a eu”, “avec du recul”, and “ça aurait été bien que”. Listen in and fill in the blanks while the clip plays. Set your level and decide how much of the transcript you can see. Take on today’s clip!
Hear some reminiscing about past relationships with these words: “C’était fabuleux”, “on se retrouvait”, “de temps en temps”, and “c’était que du fun.” I love that last phrase because I haven’t seen (or heard) the “que” used that like that before. What’s opening up for you in today’s clip? Take on this fast clip and practice your ear for fast spoken French with us!
Hear a couple of phrases related to work and getting a job in this short clip. Can your ear catch them all? “un rendez-vous”, “en région parisienne”, “de m’engager”, “à joindre son équipe”. Listen and fill in the blanks of today’s transcription quiz at your level!
Dive into a whirlwind of past romances with this fun French podcast snippet from Transfert s01ep22! 🎢💔 From breezy goodbyes to tricky farewells, uncover what “je suis restée en bons termes” really means and boost your French flair! 🇫🇷✨ Catch the clip here and fill in what you hear in our transcription quiz!
Take on this clip from Transfert. It’ s a fast clip with some great expressions. Do you know “le cheminement”, “tiens”, “c’est chouette” and “c’es pas grave”? Hear them all and more and fill in the blanks as you listen!
A trickier clip on site, how many listens will it take you to get all the words spoken? Dive into our transcription quiz from any level and check what you hear. Start from any level!
Ever thought of birthdays as existential crossroads? Learn the meaning behind phrases like ‘peut être,’ ‘parfois,’ and ‘un tournant dans la vie’ in this 29-word clip from ‘Passerelles.’ What’s opening up for you in this clip? Dive in, hear these phrases in context, and fill in the blanks as we explore the depth behind celebrations in French culture.