Listen to French

Learn the difference between entendre (to hear) and écouter (to listen). For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Do you know when to use one or the other and what their function is in a sentence? This is just one of examples why it's important to learn grammar. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Do you know when to use the verbs savoir and connaître, both translated as to know? For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

A short vignette to help you improve your listening comprehension. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn how to form a negative sentence and how to sound more like French when speaking. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learners of French often mix up the forms of the verbs "pleuvoir" (to rain) and "pleurer" (to cry) because they sound very similar. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Today we are looking at the following verbs: rentrer, retourner, revenir, rendre, and rapporter that can all be translated as "to return". For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Alfred de Musset was a 19th-century French poet, novelist, and playwrite. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Today we are going to look at two verbs 1. AMENER (to bring someone somewhere, to arrive with someone somewhere) and 2. EMMENER (to take someone with you) For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn about the following verbs that learners tend to use interchangeably: 1. PORTER (to carry) 2. APPORTER (to bring) 3. EMPORTER (to take with you) For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Juliette and Martin just moved into their new house and discovered that somebody is digging a hole in the neighbors' backyard. "Le nouveau voisin" is a story for beginner and low intermediate students of French. It includes glossary, complete English translation and a link to audio files. The complete text is available at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/voisin

Juliette and Martin discover a backpack full of money on the train. "Le sac à dos oublié" is a story for beginner and low intermediate students of French. It includes glossary, complete English translation and a link to audio files. The complete text is available at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/sac

When do you pronounce the final "s" of the word "tous"? For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com.

At the farmers market. All 50 texts are available in the book "Exercise Your French: Read and Listen" at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/ral English translation and a link to all 50 audio files included.

Meet Sophie. All 50 texts are available in the book "Exercise Your French: Read and Listen" at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/ral English translation and a link to all 50 audio files included.