What helped me greatly with my listening skills in French or any other language (I don't know if it's well known or not) is the exercise, where you pause and re-play the phrase as many times as needed in order to write the sentence to the best of your abilities. Then you will see the sentence itself and you correct your version (and can even rate yourself from 1-10 to motivate yourself). You will eventually get so much better because you will recognize the particular words better since you already heard them couple of times. This exercise just helps you with your concentration I guess.
Wow I have been doing French for a year, and this opens my eyes to how bad I actually am. could barely keep up with what he was saying, my listening skills are my weakest point in learning another language
this is really great thank you only one thing that is odd. the man's voice in French is soft and very easy to follow - thank you so much. however the woman's voice in English is quite loud and shrill - it hurts my ears to listen to the female voice.
This aural/visual teaching style is truly effective. The college classes I had were a waste of time as no one could even form his/her own french sentence even after a year.
I haven't seen anything more useful to improve comprehending skills than this on RUclips. 4 hrs of free and useful material. Très parfait pour moi et donc je vous remercie
This is a fantastic resource. Much appreciated. Students of French may wish to note that many of the phrases here use the passé simple. This is actually used very rarely in spoken French, so these recordings may be more suited to people moving to levels c1/2.
Excellent video for improving comprehension. I have just finished the 52 episodes of French in Action(which I highly recommend) and am eager to go through all four hours of this one. Thanks for posting!
This is definitely an excellent tool to practice listening skills, but even for someone like myself who has reached intermediate level, I found it quite challenging. Imagine a French native speaking way much faster during conversations, it would be quite impossible to understand. I think it would be much better to choose phrases or conversations pertaining to everyday life, like dining in restaurants, shopping, travelling etc because that’s what most people need if they travel to a French speaking country for leisure. I appreciate very much for your efforts though.........
Je viens d'un pays anglophone et de la langue de communication. J'ai parfaitement traduit soixante% du français. Ce n'était pas facile mais c'était très intéressant. Merci à Kendra.
I am brazilian, so i am a portuguese speaker and I have been learning English for 6 years, and when i wanna measure how good my english is i go to a video like this where they are speaking a language i don't know absolutely nothing (in that case French), and i can see how advanced is my English 🤣🤣... is good for my self-esteem... maybe someday i hope i will be here to learn French🤣
Excellent, great video! I also think the English is a great addition. This way you can practice your French without having to watch the screen per se. You could do it while doing the dishes and still hear whether you translated correctly.
I always thought I was really bad at French because I never learnt it formally (I was born there, both parents speak was never taught it) but after doing this, I realised I'm actually way better than I think.
Mi reconocimiento y gratitud a todos los que hacen posible, que sus lecciones de francés e ingles llegue a a todas las personas interesadas en aprender ambos idiomas, No entiendo porque permanece mas tiempo en el monitor la palabra "Listen" que los diálogos, para el alumno, es necesario que permanezca mas tiempo el diálogo, a fin de poder leer ambos idiomas.
Fabulous course Kendra. My brain/spirit have very little natural ability to pick up spoken French for more complicated sentences but this course has been very helpful in spite of that challenge. May you live long and prosper.
Love this. Question: at 5:49 it says it uses the verb "soigner" for cure. Would it not be ? I've always used soigner to mean "to care for" or "take care of." Merci!
I recently heard a french teacher on youtube say,"The best way to learn french is to dare to speak it!" I don't know if this is true,but i am trying the method and i am not sure how far will it take me,and how much fast!
This is useful thank you. However, I think it would be better without the English audio as it takes away from the immersive listening. The English translation is on the screen so I really think the audio is unnecessary
I speak french basically fluently already, but something about french accents really sounds nice to me. this english voice, however... :l edit: the pronouncing of the "t" at the end of some words is really messing with me :D
Great, thank you! Too difficult for me but still helpful. For me it would have been great if you could have a few seconds to observe the text before he pronounces it again with the text. Or would be good to have a few seconds to look at the text in the end.
■Efficient training of Spoken French listening - Elementary level
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Please! We don't need the English audio part! The written translation is enough!
why am I watching this im french
What helped me greatly with my listening skills in French or any other language (I don't know if it's well known or not) is the exercise, where you pause and re-play the phrase as many times as needed in order to write the sentence to the best of your abilities. Then you will see the sentence itself and you correct your version (and can even rate yourself from 1-10 to motivate yourself). You will eventually get so much better because you will recognize the particular words better since you already heard them couple of times. This exercise just helps you with your concentration I guess.
Over 4 hours! That's really generous, thank you!
Wow I have been doing French for a year, and this opens my eyes to how bad I actually am. could barely keep up with what he was saying, my listening skills are my weakest point in learning another language
this is really great thank you only one thing that is odd. the man's voice in French is soft and very easy to follow - thank you so much. however the woman's voice in English is quite loud and shrill - it hurts my ears to listen to the female voice.
you'll survive :)
Exactly my thoughts
English version - very loud and more attitude. seulement le francais suffit
@@andyaerials hahaha merci oui
Yep..if I wanted to hear this voice for 4 hours, I would just walk around in Walmart. 🙄
I love the advanced level of attitude and drama in some of these phrases. I am laughing so hard and learning so much.
Same!!!
This aural/visual teaching style is truly effective. The college classes I had were a waste of time as no one could even form his/her own french sentence even after a year.
Wow, I've studied French off and on for 3 decades, and this is great. Thank you very much.
This. Is what I have been looking for ....listening, speaking and learning
I haven't seen anything more useful to improve comprehending skills than this on RUclips. 4 hrs of free and useful material. Très parfait pour moi et donc je vous remercie
The more I listen, the more I realize how helpful this really is!
Thank you!
This is a fantastic resource. Much appreciated. Students of French may wish to note that many of the phrases here use the passé simple. This is actually used very rarely in spoken French, so these recordings may be more suited to people moving to levels c1/2.
Excellent video for improving comprehension. I have just finished the 52 episodes of French in Action(which I highly recommend) and am eager to go through all four hours of this one. Thanks for posting!
Brilliant. Exactly what I have been looking for for a long time. Great!
This is definitely an excellent tool to practice listening skills, but even for someone like myself who has reached intermediate level, I found it quite challenging. Imagine a French native speaking way much faster during conversations, it would be quite impossible to understand. I think it would be much better to choose phrases or conversations pertaining to everyday life, like dining in restaurants, shopping, travelling etc because that’s what most people need if they travel to a French speaking country for leisure. I appreciate very much for your efforts though.........
This is amazing. Thank you. It should soon have 100 times as many views.
Je viens d'un pays anglophone et de la langue de communication. J'ai parfaitement traduit soixante% du français. Ce n'était pas facile mais c'était très intéressant. Merci à Kendra.
C’est la meilleure vidéo que je vu sur RUclips pour améliorer son français en niveau intermédiaire 👌🏻😉
I haven't listened to French in so long after learning it in school for four years and I still remember a good amount of stuff! wowww
Excellent video. I've been learning a lot by studying it. Thanks a million!
Merci beaucoup pour ces leçons! Ils m’ont aidé à m’habituer à la langue française!
I am brazilian, so i am a portuguese speaker and I have been learning English for 6 years, and when i wanna measure how good my english is i go to a video like this where they are speaking a language i don't know absolutely nothing (in that case French), and i can see how advanced is my English 🤣🤣... is good for my self-esteem... maybe someday i hope i will be here to learn French🤣
C’est bien structuré pour ce niveau. Formidable!
I am happy...I could understand completely most of the sentences.
I like the format...best I have found in this style
I finally found something that I can use to study. I am so glad.
Thank you for this material. I am loving it!
1 million likes for this great job!! Now I need higher level
Excellent, great video! I also think the English is a great addition. This way you can practice your French without having to watch the screen per se. You could do it while doing the dishes and still hear whether you translated correctly.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you 😊
This is sooooo helpful and improving my french considerably ! Merci beaucoup
So important and useful manner, Thank you so much!
i took french in highschool and in jr high and this is a great refresher!
I always thought I was really bad at French because I never learnt it formally (I was born there, both parents speak was never taught it) but after doing this, I realised I'm actually way better than I think.
Merci beaucoup pour ce video tres utile. Ça m'a beaucoup aidé.
I’ll never figure out the words without the text! Merci beaucoup!
It'sa very efficient methode for learning french and of course english language at the same time
Je me suis amélioré en français. Je suis ravi de cette réussite.
Très bien expliqué!
Je trouve que votre vidéo est aussi efficace, je vous remercie pour vos efforts...
Mi reconocimiento y gratitud a todos los que hacen posible, que sus lecciones de francés e ingles llegue a a todas las personas interesadas en aprender ambos idiomas, No entiendo porque permanece mas tiempo en el monitor la palabra "Listen" que los diálogos, para el alumno, es necesario que permanezca mas tiempo el diálogo, a fin de poder leer ambos idiomas.
in the first ten minutes, the only sentence i fully understood was no.10. just shows me how much i need to practice
Très utile, merci beaucoup!!!
J'adore beaucoup cette langue. J'essayerai pour apprendre cette langue
merci pour cette video, il a m'aide beaucoup !
Fabulous course Kendra. My brain/spirit have very little natural ability to pick up spoken French for more complicated sentences but this course has been very helpful in spite of that challenge. May you live long and prosper.
I'm so excited t see this. Merci beaucoup!!
Thanks. To learn 2 language au même temps. Merci😊💕💖
Excellent 👍👍👌
Very difficulte but awesome to try to figure out!! Thankx
This program has helped me in refreshing my English as well as learning French.
Love this. Question: at 5:49 it says it uses the verb "soigner" for cure. Would it not be ? I've always used soigner to mean "to care for" or "take care of." Merci!
Merci beaucoup ! C’est complètement utile
c'est très utile
J"adore!! Merci...
The videos give good listening practice.
Is there a video without english subtitles, and without someone talking in english? Thank you - Mx
I recently heard a french teacher on youtube say,"The best way to learn french is to dare to speak it!"
I don't know if this is true,but i am trying the method and i am not sure how far will it take me,and how much fast!
C'est excellet ! Merci beaucoup !
Je suis d'accord Fernando!
This is useful thank you. However, I think it would be better without the English audio as it takes away from the immersive listening. The English translation is on the screen so I really think the audio is unnecessary
Los felicito. Excellent metodo para aprender frances
Спасибо! Для меня подходящее упражнение! Понимаю нормально, но не говорю, вот пытаюсь заговорить)
Thanks for the best aid in conversational progress
c'est superb!
Wonderful method !
Thank you.
I speak french basically fluently already, but something about french accents really sounds nice to me.
this english voice, however... :l
edit: the pronouncing of the "t" at the end of some words is really messing with me :D
Help me
a great site to train your ear to listening to french
Doing this for my IGCSE listening exams
Amazing I love this video thank you
Tres tres joli j'adore
I‘m trying to refrech my school french with this and it really helps a lot
Merci beaucoup
Amazing addition.
What I hear and what it is?🤔
Lord have mercy...😂
However, practice makes parfait.
Same here. The difference is truly clear 😅😅
Im learning french and english at the same Time with this video
Merci mille fois!
C est excellent ! merci beaucoup
Très intéressant, very interesting thanks
Cette vidéo est très utile
This is a great one.
Great, thank you! Too difficult for me but still helpful.
For me it would have been great if you could have a few seconds to observe the text before he pronounces it again with the text.
Or would be good to have a few seconds to look at the text in the end.
Très Bien et Merci Beaucoup 🎉💐🌹🌺
Merci pour le video.
Thank you very much for your work!
Oh lalalala MERCI BEAUCOUP!! J'ai un l'écoute demain, c'est très utile!
Great video, do you have this kind of video for advance level?
Thank you!!!!!
it's getting hard more and more 😅😅 thank you so much
Very helpful:) Merci beaucoup
I've just come across this and think it's really good. Merci
I was told the past simple is no longer used, but it is used here frequently. Which is it?
I love it!
It’s me!
That’s me!!! Victoria Ma!
Just came across this, it's fabulous Merci beaucoup
Just what i was looking for
I am finding this very helpful. Thank you so much. Paul.
Great resource. In speech it would be more natural to use the passé composé rather than the passé simple though.
Thanks for this! Do you have a beginner's one?
So, i agree, it's so practice, and really teach.
Just what I need! Thank you Kendra!
Some of these phrases are quite startling.
thanks Kendra you have a lot of really great stuff-
Merci beaucoup! 01.06.23
love this...thank you!!