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Free French podcasts for all levels/beginners Learn French by Podcast. Learn French with Alexa. Easy French Poetry. One Thing In A French Day. Journal en Français facile. French Voices podcast. French Your Way Podcast. The Fluent Show. Practice active French Listening You need to practice active listening. Get your hands on a recording of spoken French. You can use a movie, news broadcast, or podcast. You can even try subscribing to a French YouTube channel Listen to a segment of the audio and do your best to write down what you hear. Check out the latest episode of Learn French with daily podcasts! Listen to the full podcast here https://www.spreaker.com/user/1236219...​ (video made with @https://make.headliner.app/referral/b...​) -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "

Writer Abdourahman Waberi was born in Djibouti in 1965 when Djibouti was a French colony, and his native language was somali. He came to France in 1985 to study English Litterature.  He started his career as an English teacher in Caen in Normandy while pursuing in parallel a career as a writer in French. His first collection of short stories Le pays sans ombre published in France in 1994, was translated in English in 2005 as The Land Without Shadows.  So did his novel Les Etats-Unis d'Afrique, In The United States of Africa (novel), published by University of Nebraska Press in March 2009. For that novel initially published in France in 2006, he received the prize of Best French Writing : 21st Century. French Voices 2006.  Today Waberi is also an Assistant professor at Georges Washington University where he teaches Francophone literature as well as French literature and film.  For the teachers at the Lycee Francais de New York, Professor Waberi gave a crash course on Francophone litterature, and for all of us he explains what its is to a be a francophone.

Devy Baseley is the lovely human behind French Speak, her company teaching French in Brisbane, Australia and online. I've worked with Devy for over a year now on my teacher coaching packages and am always impressed by how she combines the offline with the online! That's why I invited her onto the podcast - to share that with you. If you've ever found yourself trapped feeling like online teaching is the Holy Grail and offline sucks, think again. Listen in to learn about how Devy finds success with her local meet up groups and retreats in France. Learn more about Devy: frenchspeak.com.au/ Devy's French course, Beyond Beginner French: bit.ly/beyondbeginnerfrench My Free Teacher Planner: lindsaydoeslanguages.com/freeteacherplanner Other things discussed in this interview... Language Lovers AU: languagelovers.com.au/ The Big Leap - Gay Hendricks: amzn.to/37Yt6Yw Coffee Break French: radiolingua.com/coffeebreakfrench/ French Voices: frenchyourway.com.au/french_podcast News in Slow French: newsinslowfrench.com/ If you enjoy Teach Languages Online and you have a moment this week, I'd be really grateful if you can leave a review or rating for this podcast. Thank you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teachlanguagesonline/message

Note: this episode was supposed to have the answers to the quiz from episode 200 but due to technical issues, the deadline to submit your answers has been postponed to 23rd December and the answers will be featured in episode 204. In episode 100 of French Voices (my other podcast), I promised to make an… Read More → The post FYW 202 : My thoughts, comments and experiences about language learning (and how our daughter speaks three languages) appeared first on French Your Way.

To celebrate this 100th episode of French Voices, YOU asked me questions! Episode outline: 1) a bit more about myself, my travel plans and leisure (also comes with a special announcement!); 2) my experience with language learning; 3) why I podcast and how I produce the episodes; 4) discussing my resources/content and how to best… Read More → The post FV 100 : Special Q&A with Jessica! appeared first on French Your Way.

Meet Audrey, a French researcher working at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Tallahassee, Florida. Audrey will explain to you what she does there! What I love with French Voices is that you get to hear a variety of voices and accents, but also learn about so many topics and professions. Today is one… Read More → The post FV 099 : Experimenting with the world’s most powerful magnets appeared first on French Your Way.

For the first time in French Voices, I’m interviewing a guest from La Réunion! Réunion Island is a tropical French department (un département d’Outre-Mer = overseas region) located in the Indian Ocean. It is known for its beautiful landscapes, with volcanoes, rainforest, coral reefs and beaches. Guest Aline Peltier is a volcanologist (=volcanologue) working at… Read More → The post FV 085 : In the heat of volcanoes with volcanologist Aline Peltier appeared first on French Your Way.

Today (as well as in the next episode of French Voices), Frenchman Alain Collas will tell you about his passion for the Consulate and Napoleonic eras. In the early 19th century, Napoleon led some important battles in my hometown (Montmirail) and its vicinity. When I last went to France to visit my family, I set… Read More → The post FV 083 : (Part 1) Re-enacting Battles from the Napoleonic era…and why Napoleon is so famous! appeared first on French Your Way.

In the last 2 episodes of French Voices, guest Jean-Benoît talked about his experience as an airline pilot. When we recorded the interview, he was working with his wife Julie to set up a very special business, Hannahpad. Now, Hannahpad products are exclusively used by women but this is not a female only episode! Proof… Read More → The post FV 072 : Hannahpad – a product for women but an episode for everyone to enjoy! appeared first on French Your Way.

This is the first of a two-part interview with very friendly and passionate French concert pianist Laurent Boukobza. In this episode, we got into a fascinating discussion about: what is talent? What is gift? What is art? Listen now! Episode Timeline [05 min 08 sec] Talking about French Voices, former guests and dialects [09 min… Read More → The post FV 035 : What’s the Difference between Talent and Gift? – with French Pianist Laurent Boukobza (Part 1) appeared first on French Your Way.

Note: This is Part 2 of our discussion with Ludovic (listen to Part 1 in Episode 31 of French Voices). Ludovic is a fellow teacher of French as a Foreign Language – we studied together at uni. Ludovic will start by giving us an introduction to Swedish language (if you’re not Swedish, you’ll get a… Read More → The post FV 032 : Discussion around Teaching French with a Fellow Teacher in Sweden (Part 2) appeared first on French Your Way.

For this last episode of the year, let’s celebrate Christmas in the tropics with the second interview of Franck, from Noumea’s tourist office in New Caledonia! If you haven’t listened to our first conversation yet, it was episode 28 of French Voices. In this episode, we’re going more in depth into the past convict history… Read More → The post FV 030 : Discover New Caledonia (Part 2) appeared first on French Your Way.

In this episode of French Voices, we’re going to gather around the fireplace the South of France, in the Pyrenees! As you warm up, learn about a very unusual cake, the gâteau à la broche (literally “cake on the spit”). This is a local specialty which I only discovered around two years ago in “Qui… Read More → The post FV 029 : Gâteau à la Broche – the Cake on a Spit! appeared first on French Your Way.

Welcome to French Voices podcast! This introduction will run you through who I am and what led me to create French Your Way and French Voices Podcast so you can improve your French in a different, relevant way. I will also give you my recommendations on how to make the best use of this podcast.… Read More → The post FV 000 : About French Voices Podcast appeared first on French Your Way.