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Here is the 11th session of Talk in French Podcast!
You can download the podcast to your computer or listen to it here via iTunes. There is a button where you can download the Podcast.
In this episode:
– Some information about French Culture. French Pastries 101. Discover what makes the French Pastries so delicious
– Some French Words with an English Translation. Ideal when you cook, run, commute….
– A quick French Grammar Explanation: Today I explain a very common mistake. What’s the difference between “Il est” and “C’est”
– Some French Expressions and their translation
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I will create a french version of the podcast in the coming weeks, if you are a bit advanced learners you should enjoy it more.
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Articles Mentioned in This Session:
French Words in the Podcast
- le serveur – the waiter
- la carte – menu
- le pourboire – tip
- les ingrédients – ingredients
- la serveuse – the waitress
- l’addition – bill
- une boisson – beverage
- la salade – salad
- épicé – spicy
- la restauration rapide fast food
French Expression in the Podcast
- Ça ne fait rien – That’s OK, it doesn’t matter.
- Ça ne vaut pas la peine. – It’s not worth it.
- Ça se voit. – That’s obvious.
- Ça va bien – I’m doing well
- Ça va mal – Not well
- J’ai craqué. – I couldn’t resist.
- Nous vous sommes extrêmement reconnaissants. – We are very grateful to you.
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