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An Intermediate Program to Improve Your Skills While Learning about French Society
There’s no denying it: learning a new language can be tough sometimes.
Your Instructor
After graduating from a Parisian business school in 2013, I became a French teacher by accident while living in Warsaw, Poland. I started working at the French Institute and quickly realized that teaching was a true passion for me.
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"After attending a French class for 6 months, I found Hugo’s Podcast. My oral comprehension improved a lot and that very fast. Then I tested this program.
What is the French business podcast?
Summary: This French business podcast has one major goal: help your business grow. With a different guest on virtually every episode, they invite business owners, marketers, and investors to share their tips with listeners.
What is Impolyglot podcast?
Impolyglot is a French podcast for language learners all about language learning. The host himself teaches his native French, in addition to speaking high levels of English and Spanish, and spends most episodes giving our tips or answering questions.
What is a fleur de list?
Fleur-de-list is a the only Canadian French podcast being made at the intermediate-level and needs to go on your to-listen list. Each tiny episode, between 5-7min, uses simple French to tell small stories about life in Canada so listeners can explore a new side of the French language.
Who is Caroline Renwart?
Summary: Belgian-Francophone podcast host and wellness coach Caroline Renwart talks about women’s health, spirituality, identities, and wellbeing every week. Each episode offers not only interesting stories but plenty of ideas and tips for “finding the best version of yourself”.
Is News in Slow French free?
However, only tiny segments are available for free. For weekly episodes, transcripts, and language learning exercises it’s $20 a month on their own platform. 3.
Is French podcast more portable than Netflix?
French podcasts are significantly more portable than anything that involves a screen (like Netflix or even my beloved French YouTube) but easier to understand than French music. There are a variety of beginner and intermediate French podcasts available, most with a large backlog of episodes (so you’ll never run out).
