Podcast #23: French Political System, the Difference Between Apporter, Amener, Emporter, Emmener (Bring/Take)

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Last Updated: May 23, 2023

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Bonjour, this is Frederic and I would like to personally welcome you to the twenty-third episode of the Talk in French Podcast!

This podcast is intended for beginner to intermediate French language learners and French culture enthusiasts. For advanced level learners, I also have an all-French Podcast which you would probably enjoy more. You can check the Advanced Podcast here. 

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In this episode:

  • Some information about French Culture. Today about the French Political System
  • Some French Words with an English Translation. Ideal when you cook, run, commute...
  • A quick French Grammar Explanation. Learn the difference between Apporter, Amener, Emporter, Emmener (The equivalent of "Take" and "Bring" in English)
  • Some French Expressions and their translation (New: literal translation too)

What's in this Podcast?

French Travel and Culture

Discover some interesting aspects of French travel and culture.

Vocabulary and Expressions

Learn useful French vocabulary and idiomatic expressions.

French Grammar Explanation

Get to know important grammar points and learn how to use it.


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French Vocabulary Included in this Episode:

le couloir/le hall = hallway
la fleur = the flower
la cour = the garden / the yard
la pelouse = the grass (lawn)
l'herbe = the herb
le lac = the lake
la chaîne de montagnes = the mountain range (*I said Mountain Chain in the podcast so sorry for this mistake)
le fleuve / la rivière = the river
l'océan = the ocean
la plante = the plant

French Expressions from this Podcast Episode:

le couloir/le hall hallway
la fleur the flower
la cour the garden / the yard
la pelouse the grass (lawn)
l'herbe the herb
le lac the lake
la chaîne de montagnes the mountain range (*I said Mountain Chain in the podcast so sorry for this mistake)
le fleuve / la rivière the river
l'océan the ocean
la plante the plant

More resources about the French Political System

About the different verbs: Amener/ Emmener / Apporter/ Emporter

 portable objectperson / animal / vehicle
to bringapporteramener
to takeemporteremmener

Links to Articles and Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

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Frederic Bibard is the founder of Talk in French, a company that helps french learners to practice and improve their french. Macaron addict. Jacques Audiard fan. You can contact him on Instagram

  • M. Bibard,

    Je l’aime!

    Mais, je ne comprend pas les responsabilités de la première femme.
    Maintenant, la première femme a quitté. M. Holland est le président, mais
    France est sans la première femme.
    Expliquez.

    Je vous remercie.

    Annie

    • Haha, en France la première dame de France n’a pas de statut particulier. Elle peut faire ce qu’elle veut. En général on essaye de séparer la vie publique et la vie privée. Valérie Trierweiler et François Hollande se sont séparés parce que ce dernier a eu une liaison avec une actrice. Très honnêtement je ne pense pas que les Français se préoccupent d’avoir une première dame.

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