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French stories and encounters straight from Paris — a podcast for intermediate & advanced learners
How do you enhance your French learning once you've outgrown textbooks? With curiosity, culture, and new obsessions!
One Thing In A French Day bridges the gap between classroom French and real conversational French as spoken in Paris. This podcast invites you into authentic Parisian daily life - unscripted, never simplified, yet accessible.
What makes this French podcast unique:
As one of the pioneering voices in podcast-based language learning since 2006, this show provides what's surprisingly hard to find: French that exists nowhere else. Not textbook French, not simplified YouTube French - but the natural French you only hear when you're actually there.
Learn French through:
- Genuine daily conversations from Paris life
- Enriching encounters
- Interviews with professionals and locals
- Meetings with students, creative runners, pastry chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants
- Natural vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures in authentic context
- Topics spanning French culture, food, literature, language, contemporary Paris
For intermediate to advanced French learners ready to understand real spoken French.
Full transcripts, cultural notes & vocabulary at www.onethinginafrenchday.com
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Tuesday May 17, 2016
Tuesday May 17, 2016
Samedi dernier, nous sommes allées au restaurant indien avec les filles du cours de danse Bollywood. A un moment, Elsa a dû envoyer un SMS. Elle s’est plainte que son téléphone refusait de prendre le mot qu’elle tentait d’écrire.
— Et est-ce qu’il te fait des propositions systématiquement masculines ? lui ai-je demandé. Par exemple, sur le mien, quand je tape « Syl » pour « Sylvie », il me propose « Sylvain », « Pat » pour Patricia, il me propose « Patrick ». Et bien sûr, tous les adjectifs ou les participes passés sont au masculin.
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