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Learn French by Podcast
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Top 10 podcasts to help you learn a language I became a language addict way back in the early noughties thanks to Shakira. Since then I’ve gone on to pursue a degree in French and Spanish with the Open University, and I’ve also studied Mandarin, Italian, German and various other languages along the way. With formal studying never quite being enough, I’m always looking for other methods to engage my language learning brain, podcasts being one of them. Here’s a few of my favourites: s'appeler - La conjugaison du verbe s'appeler - conjuguer s'appeler Indicatif je m'appelletu t'appellesil s'appellenous nous appelonsvous vous appelezils s'appellent je me suis appelétu t'es appeléil s'est appelénous nous sommes appelésvous vous êtes appelésils se sont appelés je m'appelaistu t'appelaisil s'appelaitnous nous appelionsvous vous appeliezils s'appelaient je m'étais appelétu t'étais appeléil s'était appelénous nous étions appelésvous vous étiez appelésils s'étaient appelés

10 Awesome French Podcasts for French Learners So many French podcasts, so little time! Which ones are worth listening to? With so many French podcasts, it can be a challenge to find ones that match what you’re looking for. The internet is filled with thousands of language learning podcasts of varying degrees of quality. Some are entirely free while others offer a few complimentary lessons before introducing paid options. Jennie n I have just finished writing the last chapter of data analysis for my thesis. Now I need to write the conclusion and abstract, update my literature review, and do some final revisions then the printing and binding of four copies. Technically I have until March 2015 to submit, so if I haven’t managed to find a job this (Australian) summer, I’ll at least still have student status for a while longer. You’re probably thinking that I could finish in no time since I don’t have much left to do, but I have about seven jobs right now – more than half are actually volunteer positions – so I can’t exactly work on my thesis every single day. Plus turning my chapters into manuscripts to submit to journals takes a while, but needs to be done sooner rather than later since finding an academic job without having research publications is very difficult.

The Best French Podcasts to Learn and Improve Your French Whether you’re at work or home eating dinner, you can work on your French by listening to some of the best French podcasts available. Audio can be hard since you don’t have facial expressions, body language, or text in front of you to use as context clues. But they are doable. If you consistently listen to podcasts for a few weeks, you will notice a difference. katia and kyliemac learn french Learn French by Podcast Click the View PDF Guide buttons below to open the relevant Lesson Guides. You'll see for yourself how much information is contained in each lesson. If you have already registered, you can purchase Download Credits for access to more lessons. "Sur le chemin de l'école", un film émouvant What exactly does the word ‘education’ mean to you ?

Français-mon-amour Podcast Archives - Talk in French It’s Finally Here: the 1st Episode of the New All-French Podcast Hello, everyone! After months of delaying this project, I am finally releasing the first episode—a sort of pilot, actually—of the all-French podcast. The entire episode is totally in French, except for a few difficult words. You will notice that this episode is a bit low-key (no intro, sound quality is good but not perfect, no […] How to Say "How Are You" in French Like a Local You walk to your friend, ask him “comment allez-vous ?” (how are you) and expect a passionate answer about what’s he’s been up to lately. Instead, your friend simply answers “good, and you?”. What did you do wrong? Not much.

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