Bonjour, this is Frederic and I would like to personally welcome you to the forty-eighth 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.
In this episode:
- French School System Part 5: L'université (University)
- How to learn the Demonym (Parisian, German...) - Gentilé. + I shared a silly (but efficient) trick for you
- Some French Words and expressions
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 film d’horreur | horror film |
| le metteur en scène | director |
| le placeur | usher |
| l’écran | movie screen |
| le texte | script |
| la distribution | cast |
| la bande sonore | sound track |
French Expressions from This Podcast Episode:
| Être vache = To be mean/to be nasty |
| En connaître un rayon = To know a lot about the subject |
| Faire devenir / Rendre chèvre = To irritate someone to the highest point/to exasperate |
| Laisser tomber quelqu'un comme une vieille chaussette = To jilt somebody |
| Se creuser la tête = To think hard to remember something/to rack your brains |
| Se casser la tête = Think intensely |
| Être tiré par les cheveux = To be far-fetched |
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Merci beaucoup Frederick.Vous organisez toujours des informations utiles.
For feedback in bettering the program I would like to see live exchanges of us learners practicing actively with the grammar specific to our industry, like common language a pilot would use or personal fitness instructor like myself.
merci encore.
Continuer.
Great stuff! Merci Mr. Frederic
Merci Arturo 🙂
C’est vachment sympa