Francisation Réussie avec Annie
Le Français Langue Seconde (FLS) est un défi pour de nombreux apprenants, qu'il s'agisse de nouveaux arrivants ou de personnes résidant au Québec depuis longtemps.Je suis enseignante en classe d'accueil au Québec depuis plus de 10 ans, de ce fait, je suis en première ligne pour observer les nombreux défis auxquels sont confrontés les nouveaux parents et enfants immigrants. Ils doivent non seulement s'adapter à un tout nouveau système d'éducation, mais aussi surmonter une multitude d'ajustements culturels et sociaux afin de s'intégrer dans leur nouveau pays. Ces défis vont de la compréhen...
EP 73 | "OI": Cracking the French Spelling Code + 🤯 The 8 Ways to Write the "È"Sound That No One Explains
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🤯 Did you know there are 8 ways to write the "é" sound in French? And why do "roi" and "froid" not rhyme with "droit"?
In episode 73, we demystify it all!
✅ The trick to telling the "è" sound and the "oi" sound apart.
✅ The secret list of the 8 spellings for the "é" sound.
An essential episode to perfect your French.
We explore two essential sounds that give French its unique musicality: the "é" and "oi" sounds. These characteristic diphthongs are the key to developing an authentic and natural French accent.
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From Zero to French Hero: Conquering First Group Verbs Made Easy
In this episode, discover the secrets of first group verbs, the most numerous and regular verbs in the French language! Representing nearly 90% of all French verbs, these -ER verbs are essential for mastering conjugation.
You will learn to recognize and easily conjugate everyday verbs like étudier (to study), regarder (to watch), téléphoner (to call), jouer (to play), chanter (to sing), danser (to dance), travailler (to work), and many others. Through practical and interactive exercises, you will dis...
EP 71 | Master French O, AU, EAU & ON Sounds FAST & PERFECTLY | Pronunciation Secrets | Maîtriser les Sons ON et O en Français
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🎯 FINALLY master the trickiest French sounds! Learn to pronounce O, AU, EAU, ON, and OM like a native speaker in just 20 minutes with Annie's proven method.
📚 What you'll learn in this lesson:
✅ The difference between open O [ɔ] and closed O [o]
✅ When to write AU, EAU, or O (with clear rules!)
✅ How to pronounce nasal vowels ON and OM correctly
✅ Common mistakes that make you sound like a beginner
✅ Practice exercises with real French words
✅ Memory tricks that actuall...
EP 70 | Will You Be the Next Canadian Citizen? Canadian Citizenship Test: 20 Questions to See if You're Ready | 2025 Simulation
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Are you ready to pass the Canadian Citizenship Test? Put your knowledge to the test with this complete exam simulation!
In this episode, we guide you through a mock exam designed to imitate the real conditions of the official test. It's the perfect tool to evaluate your level, identify your weak spots, and build your confidence before the big day.
► 20 questions based on the official "Discover Canada" guide.
► A realistic format: I'll ask the question, give you a few seconds to answer, and then provide the correct answe...
EP 69 | Advanced Level B2 : Comment Exprimer son Désaccord avec Élégance en Français
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In this episode, Annie and Anastasia dive into the subtle art of expressing disagreement politely in French. They liken it to a strategic game of chess—where every word matters and one wrong move can shift the tone entirely.
A three-tiered approach to disagreement: from basic to sophisticated“Soft” expressions like “I don’t quite share that opinion”Nuanced phrases such as “Allow me to offer a different perspective”Elegant expert-level formulations like “While your proposal is appealing…”A three-step structure: acknowledge the idea, introduce your nuance, offer an alternativeReal-life dialogue examples in work and everyday s...EP 68 | STOP Confusing AN, EN, IN | Master French Nasal Sounds "EN, EM, AN, AM" et "AIN, EIN, IN, UN, YN, YM": Les sons nasaux dévoilés
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We dive into the fascinating world of French nasal sounds “en” and “un,” explaining why these sounds—found in only 1% of the world’s languages—pose a major challenge for 78% of learners. Our approach, based on neurolinguistic discoveries, shows how your brain can form new, specific neural connections to master these distinctive sounds.
You’ll learn:
• A three-step technique for mastering pronunciation: passive listening, auditory discrimination, and active production
• Practical exercises with the sound “en,” including syllables, words, and full sentences.
• Discrimi...
EP 67 | Master the basic vocabulary to describe your day in French | Maîtrisez le vocabulaire de base pour décrire votre journée en français
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We are exploring daily routines in French through three practical dialogues specifically designed for beginners. These conversations cover time, days of the week, months, seasons, and verbs in the present tense in real and useful contexts.
Dialogue 1: Julien and Sarah discuss their morning routines, daily activities, and summer plansDialogue 2: A conversation about daily schedules, weekend activities, and spring break plansDialogue 3: Marc and Clara talk about their daily habits, favorite hobbies, and winter holiday plansPractice essential temporal expressions like "d'habitude" (usually), "ensuite" (then), "vers 17 heures" (around 5 p.m.)Vocabulary for the four French...EP 66 | 🗣️ Is W a linguistic chameleon? W and Z: Demystifying pronunciation | Le W est-il un caméléon linguistique ? W et Z : Démystifier la prononciation |
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🎙️ We explore the subtleties of pronouncing W and Z in French, two sounds that often challenge learners. These letters can vary in pronunciation depending on the context and the origin of the words, but with a few simple tricks, they can be mastered easily.
In French, W has two main pronunciations: like the English "W" in words of English origin (weekend, web, Wi-Fi), and like a "V" in words of German origin (wagon, walrus).To identify the corre...EP 65 Practice Large Numbers dictation in French (20 Numbers) | Dictée des grands nombres en Français (20 nombres) | EP 65 |
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Dictée de nombres (Le corrigé)
quatorze : 14
dix-sept: 17
soixante-deux: 62
quatre-vingt-dix-neuf: 99
cent un: 101
deux cent cinquante: 250
trois cent soixante-quatre: 364
quatre cent mille: 400000
cinq cent soixante-douze: 572
six cent mille six cent six: 600606
sept mille huit cent vingt: 7825
huit mille trente-cinq: 8035
neuf mille neuf cent quat...
EP 64 | The Pronunciation of V: Techniques and Tips for Beginner French Speakers | La prononciation du V: techniques et astuces pour francophones débutants
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We explore the sound of the letter V in French, a voiced labiodental fricative consonant essential to master for natural and authentic pronunciation.
• Explanation of the precise position of the articulators (upper teeth lightly touching the lower lip) to correctly produce the V sound.
• Demonstration with numerous examples of syllables (va, vé, vi, vo, vu) and words containing the V sound.
• Practical exercises with complete sentences like "Valérie a avalé une olive" (Valérie swallowed an olive) to integrate...
EP 63 | Your shield against landlords: Know your tenant rights in Québec | Votre bouclier contre les propriétaires : Connaissez vos droits locatifs
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🎙 Your shield against landlords: Know your tenant rights
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In this episode of Francisation réussie avec Annie, we explore essential tenant rights in Quebec. Whether you're a newcomer or simply want to better understand how to protect yourself when renting, this episode will give you clear, practical tips.
✅ Learn how to handle rent increases
EP 62 I French T Sound Made Easy: Pronunciation Techniques for New Learners Techniques de Prononciation: La Clé du Son T en Français pour les Débutants
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The pronunciation of the "T" sound in French
We’re exploring the French T sound — a clear, consistent sound formed when the tongue touches just behind the upper front teeth, then pulls away to let the air flow.
• Explanation of how the T sound is produced, always pronounced the same way no matter where it appears in a word
• Practice with T syllables: ta, te, ti, to, tu
• Special combinations like “ter,” pronounced “tèr,” and the “tè” sound in words such as “tête”
• A pronunciation quiz fea...
🎯EP 61 | Spécial Épisode: 20 Questions à se poser Pour Préparer son immigration au Québec | Special Episode: 20 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Immigrating to Quebec
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🎓 Bien préparer son immigration au Québec : 20 questions clés
Immigrating is a project that requires preparation. Good preparation is already half the success of your integration.
Mastering French is essential – aim for at least level B2 to work in Quebec.
Check if your diplomas and profession are recognized in Quebec and whether additional training is required.
Prepare financially by setting aside 3 to 6 months of living expenses, and expect to spend 30–35% of your income on re...
EP 60 | The Secrets of the 2 "S" Sound in French “Sss or Zzz? Mastering the 2 S Sounds in French — No More Mistakes!”| Les Secrets des 2 sons "S" en Français |
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This is the most common sound.
French S Sounds: The [s] vs. [z] Secret Revealed!
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Discover the subtleties of the pronunciation of the letter S in French, which can produce either the [s] sound at the beginning of a word or the [z] sound when placed between two vowels. Annie guides you through this essential phonetic rule with clear examples and practical exercises to help perfect your French accent.
• The letter S is pronounced [s] at the beginning of a wor...
EP 59 | The correct pronunciation of the "R" sound in French | La prononciation du R en français |
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The correct pronunciation of the R sound in French is pronounced in the back of the throat with a slight vibration, unlike the rolled R sound in other languages.
We explore various syllable combinations and practice with numerous example words and sentences.
• Explanation of the pronunciation of the French R sound, which is pronounced in the back of the throat
• Practical exercises with syllables: ra, re, ri, ro, ru and their variants
• Interactive quiz to repeat and practice words containing the R sound
• C...
EP 58 | French "Qu"Sound Mastery | Maîtrise du son "Qu" français
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We explore the pronunciation of the sound "qu" in French through a series of practical and progressive examples.
• Formation of the sound "que" with the letter "q" followed by the vowel "u"
• Examples of common words: cas, qualité, quatre, quartier, quarante, quart
• Variations with "querelle", "cantique", "musique", "pique-nique", "colique"
• Different sounds: qui (qui, équipe, quille, béquille) and quoi (quiproquo, pourquoi)
• Formation of questions with "qu'est-ce que", "quelle", "qu'est-ce que c'est"
• Announcement of the next episode on the "R" sound (rat, rue, riz)
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EP 57 | Master the Pronunciation of the "P" Sound in French | Maîtrisez la Prononciation du Son "P" en Français
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Explore the sound of the letter P in French with Annie in a clear and methodical pronunciation lesson. Discover how to master this voiceless stop sound with practical examples and targeted exercises.
• Technical explanation of the P sound as a voiceless, stop sound
• Demonstration of the correct lip position to produce the P sound
• Practice of simple syllables with P (pa, pe, pi, po, pu)
• Exploration of special cases such as "per" followed by a consonant
• Summary exercise with a series of words containing...
EP 56 | From Tears to Triumph: Immigrant Success Stories in Quebec | Des larmes au triomphe : Histoires de réussite des immigrants au Québec
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La Grande Bibliothèque de Montreal
The resilience of immigrants who successfully integrate into Quebec in French is a remarkable phenomenon that transforms initial challenges into inspiring success stories. Touching testimonials show how perseverance and adapted strategies allow immigrants to overcome the language barrier and thrive in Quebec society.
• Winning strategies for improving your French: listening to Quebec radio, watching French-language television, participating in community activities
• Free places in Montreal to practice: municipal libraries with their conver...
EP 55 | Mastering the Pronunciation of the "N" Sound in French | Maîtriser la Prononciation du Son "N" en Français
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We explore the sound of the letter "N" in French with pronunciation exercises and a rich vocabulary to improve your daily communication. Mastering this nasal consonant is an essential step in your French language development journey.
• Introduction to the "N" sound as it appears in words like nuit, Noémie, and Nathan
• Syllable exercises combining "N" with different vowels: na, no, nu, ne
• Vocabulary expansion with words containing the "N" sound: nénuphar, nuage, neige, navet
• Complete sentence practice to consolidate learning
• Preview of the next e...
EP 54 | French Pronunciation: Explore the “M” Sound | Prononciation Française: Explorer le Son "M"
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We explore the sound of the letter M in French, guiding you through its correct pronunciation and use in different words and sentences. This bilabial consonant, which is pronounced by closing the lips, is essential to mastering authentic French diction.
• Discover the correct pronunciation of the letter M as in "melon"
• Detailed explanation of the articulation technique (bilabial consonant)
• Practical exercises with different syllables (mo, mu, mi, me)
• Varied vocabulary containing the letter M (maman, main, malade, melon, etc.)
• Example sentences...
EP 53 | Apprentissage des Fruits et Légumes en Français | Learning Fruits and Vegetables in French
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A practical and comprehensive lesson on fruit and vegetable vocabulary in French, with guided repetition to master pronunciation. You'll learn to name over thirty common foods so you can shop with confidence.
• Introduction to common vegetable vocabulary: corn, tomato, onion, cabbage, carrot
• Exploration of less common vegetables: radish, peas, beans, celery, lettuce
• Fruit vocabulary: strawberry, raspberry, blueberries, pineapple, banana
• Linguistic peculiarity: difference between the Quebec and French terms (bleuets vs. myrtilles)
Thank you, dear listeners, for choosing to practice your French with me. And se...
EP 52 | The Pronunciation of L in French | La Prononciation du L en Français
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Explore the French L sound, a soft, clear, and regular phoneme present in countless everyday words. Annie guides you through practical exercises to master this essential pronunciation, which remains constant regardless of its position in words.
• Characteristics of the L sound: a clear, soft, and regular sound
• Basic exercises with syllabic combinations: la, lo, lu, li, le
• Practice with simple words: Lola, lune, livre, tulipe, école
• Forming complete sentences to integrate the sound naturally
• Announcement of the next episode on the M sound...
EP 51 | La magie du son "K" | The pronunciation of letter and syllables "K" in French
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Are you learning French and want to master the pronunciation of letters and syllables? This podcast is for you!
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Here, you'll find clear, simple, and fun lessons focused on how to correctly pronounce French letters, sounds, and syllables—perfect for beginners, learners in francisation programs, or anyone who wants to sound more natural in French.
📚 What you’ll learn:
✅ The pronunciation of tricky letters like G, C, J, K
✅ The difference between soft and hard sounds
✅ Common syllables and how to say th...
EP 50 | Maîtriser la prononciation du son "J" en français | Master the pronunciation of the "J" sound in French
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YouTube resource for visual learnersIn this episode dedicated to the sound of the letter J in French, we explore its soft yet distinctive pronunciation found in words like "jolie," "jupe," and "journal." We offer a progressive method for mastering this essential sound through syllabic exercises, common words, and complete sentences.
• Exploration of the sound J, its sound, and its phonetic characteristics
• Syllabic repetition exercises: ja, je, ji, jo, ju
• Practice with common words like jambon, jardin, joue, jupe
• Formation of complete sentences to contextualize the use...
EP 49 | Le Salon de l'Immigration le 14 - 15 Mai 2025 | Nouveaux Arrivants, Nouvelles Opportunités !
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Nous explorons le Salon de l'Immigration et de l'Intégration au Québec, un événement majeur qui se tiendra les 14 et 15 mai 2025 au Palais des congrès de Montréal. Éric, spécialiste de l'intégration au Québec, nous présente ce rendez-vous incontournable pour les nouveaux arrivants.
• Plus de 250 exposants réunis pour aider les immigrants à s'installer, trouver un emploi, apprendre le français ou démarrer une entreprise
• Présence d'organismes d'accueil, employeurs, institutions éducatives et services de francisation
• Services pratiques gratuits sur place: aide à la rédaction de CV, opti...
EP 48 | Two Pronunciations of the Letter G in French: From hard G to soft G | Maîtriser les Deux Prononciations de la Lettre G en Français |
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Annie explores the mysteries of the letter G in French, explaining its two distinct pronunciations depending on the vowels that follow it.
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• The hard G is pronounced like the sound in "gare" or "gâteau" when followed by the vowels A, O, U, or a consonant.
• The soft G is pronounced like the sound in "girafe" or "génial" when followed by the vowels E, I, or Y.
• Concrete examples like "bagage," "guitare," "girafe," and "fromage" illustrate the different pronunciations.
• Practical exercises to master the distinction between th...
EP 47 | Le Son F |How To Pronounce The syllabe F and Ph | Le Son de la Lettre F
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We explore the "F" sound in French, a sound that can be written with the letter F or the combination PH, offering practical tools to perfect your French pronunciation. Through syllable exercises, common words, and complete sentences, this lesson guides you toward a gradual and natural mastery of this fundamental sound.
• Explanation of the two ways to write the F sound in French (F and PH)
• Detailed exercises on syllables containing the F sound
• Practice with common words such as café, fête, fenêtre, téléphone, phot...
EP 46 | Les Saisons et Fêtes du Québec | Quebec's Seasons and Festivals
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Nous explorons les quatre saisons au Québec et les fêtes importantes célébrées chaque mois de l'année, une belle façon d'apprendre du vocabulaire tout en découvrant la culture québécoise.
• L'automne (22 septembre au 20 décembre) apporte la Fête du Travail, l'Action de grâce et l'Halloween
• L'hiver (21 décembre au 19 mars) célèbre Noël, le Nouvel An et le Carnaval de Québec, le plus grand carnaval d'hiver au monde
• La Journée de la Francophonie le 20 mars rappelle que plus de 300...
EP 45 | How To Pronounce The syllabe C | The hard C and the The soft C | Le Son de la Lettre C
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We explore the pronunciation of the letter C in French—a letter with two distinct sounds depending on the vowels that follow it. This key difference between hard C (the K sound) and soft C (the S sound) is explained through simple rules and plenty of practical examples.
• The hard C is pronounced like a K before the vowels A, O, and U (carte, corps, c...
EP 44 | Practice Numbers dictation in French | Dictée de Nombres
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A number dictation specially designed for French learners, focusing on the writing and formatting conventions specific to the French language.
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I explain the essential rules for writing numbers in French and offer a practical exercise in transcribing numbers both in digits and in words.
• Introduction to the weekly number dictation
• Explanation of French formatting rules: space for thousands, comma for decimals
• Instructions for writing the dictated numbers i...
EP 43 | Practice The French Pronunciation of the sound Da, De, Di, Do, Du, Dé, Dè, Doi, Dou, Don, Dan, Den... | Les Bases de la Prononciation du son D en Français
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This phonetics lesson explores the various sounds of the letter D in French through a rhythmic and progressive exercise, culminating in practical example sentences to master this essential consonant.
• Introduction to the basic sounds of the letter D with rhythmic repetition
• Formation of complete syllables: de, di, do, du, des
• Introduction to French nasal sounds: oi, en, on, in
• Practical examples in simple sentences using the letter D
• Pronunciation of D in different linguistic contexts
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EP 42 | Practice The French Pronunciation of the sound Ba, Be, Bi, Bo, Bu, Bé, Bè. | Les Bases de la Prononciation du son B en Français
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A fundamental phonetic lesson dedicated to the sound "B" in French, offering a methodical progression from the repetition of syllables to the formation of complete sentences.
• Rhythmic repetition of the letter B in different syllabic combinations
• Introduction of simple words containing the sound B such as "beau," "but," "bébé"
• Short sentences using B in different contexts: "Le bébé de Béline a mu" (Béline's baby has mewed)
• Practical everyday examples: "La robe de bébé" (The baby’s dress) and "Baba boit du lait" (Baba...
EP 41 | Le verbe être au Présent Pour Se Présenter + Les Nationalités (Masculin - Féminin) | The Verb "To Be" for Introducing Oneself + Nationalities (Masculine - Feminine)
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Annie explore l'importance du verbe être en français à travers sa conjugaison au présent et ses utilisations quotidiennes. Nous découvrons comment ce verbe fondamental permet de se présenter, décrire son identité et exprimer sa nationalité en français.
• Conjugaison complète du verbe être au présent (je suis, tu es, il/elle/on est, etc.)
• Utilisation pour exprimer son identité, sa profession et sa situation familiale
• Application pour décrire la personnalité et l'apparence physique
• Emploi pour indiquer l'heure et localiser des personnes ou objets
• Liste dé...
EP 40 | Sports et Loisirs en Français | The vocabulary of sports activities and leisure in french.
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You will learn how to name different sports and hobbies in French and compare them with their translations in English, Spanish, and Chinese. It's a great opportunity to expand your vocabulary and improve your understanding of languages.
Annie partage un épisode centré sur le vocabulaire des activités sportives et des loisirs en français. Les auditeurs découvrent comment nommer différents sports et passe-temps tout en comprenant les structures grammaticales propres au français pour parler de ces activités.<...
EP 39 | Préparation à l' Examen de Compréhension Orale de Français de Niveau Intermédiaire : 10 Scénarios Pratiques
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Annie présente un exercice complet de compréhension orale avec dix scénarios d'annonces publiques pour aider les apprenants de niveau intermédiaire à se préparer aux examens. Les auditeurs sont invités à écouter attentivement une variété d'annonces courtes dans différents lieux publics et à répondre à des questions spécifiques pour tester leur compréhension.
• Dix scénarios d'annonces publiques dans des lieux variés (supermarché, aéroport, gare, etc.)
• Exercice formaté comme un examen officiel de compréhension orale
• Questions ciblées après chaque scénario pour vérifier la compr...
EP 38 | Maîtrisez le vocabulaire du corps humain en français | Basic Vocabulary of Body Parts translated from English to French For Beginners
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👉 Les parties du corps.
Une liste complète des termes français pour nommer chaque partie du corps, de la tête aux pieds, avec leur équivalent en anglais.
• Présentation du thème: le vocabulaire des parties du corps
• Mention d'un lien YouTube complémentaire pour visualiser les images
• Liste détaillée incluant: la tête, la main, le bras, la langue, les dents, le nez, les yeux, etc.
• Explication de particularités comme le singulier "l'œil" et le pluriel "les yeux"
• Prononciation claire de cha...
EP 37 | Docteur, j'ai mal partout! |Le vocabulaire médical |French for medical situations.
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French Health Vocabulary for Beginners
Nous explorons le vocabulaire essentiel de la santé en français pour vous aider à communiquer efficacement lors de vos consultations médicales. À travers un dialogue réaliste entre un patient et un médecin, nous présentons les expressions courantes pour décrire vos symptômes et comprendre les recommandations médicales.
• Vocabulaire pour exprimer différentes douleurs comme mal de tête, mal de gorge ou fièvre
• Termes pour décrire des conditions médicales spécifiques incluant blessures et allergies
• Conversation typ...
EP 36 | Réserver une chambre d'hôtel | Dialogues
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Nous explorons le vocabulaire et les phrases essentielles pour réserver une chambre d'hôtel en français, avec deux conversations modèles qui couvrent différents scénarios de réservation.
• Vocabulaire clé pour faire une réservation d'hôtel en français
• Questions fréquentes lors d'une réservation: dates, durée, type de chambre, petit-déjeuner
• Dialogue simple pour une réservation standard pour deux personnes
• Conversation plus complexe pour réserver une chambre familiale
• Détails sur le paiement par carte de crédit et les politiques d'annul...
EP 35 | Commander au Restaurant | Dialogues
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Nous plongeons dans le vocabulaire essentiel et les conversations pratiques pour commander dans un restaurant francophone. Des dialogues authentiques vous préparent à naviguer les menus, interagir avec les serveurs et profiter pleinement de votre expérience culinaire en français.
• Vocabulaire fondamental du restaurant: entrée, plat principal, dessert, boissons
• Conversation entre serveur et client pour demander une table sans réservation
• Dialogue complet incluant le choix des plats du jour et la commande
• Exemple d'une commande familiale avec calcul du prix
• Conversation dans un restaurant de service rapide a...
EP 34 || Savoir utiliser le guichet automatique | Comprendre Débit & Crédit
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Cet épisode traite des guichets automatiques et des transactions bancaires, essentiels pour les nouveaux arrivants au Québec. Nous discutons des étapes pour utiliser un guichet, de la sécurité des transactions et du vocabulaire bancaire utile.
• Exploration du fonctionnement des guichets automatiques
• Conseils sur la sécurité bancaire et le choix des NIP
• Importance de comprendre les termes comme « débit » et « crédit »
N'hésitez pas à partager cet épisode avec d'autres nouveaux arrivants.
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