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Remember my login. Sign In. Start Your Free Trial. Learn French anywhere with FrenchPod on your mobile device All of our lessons, lesson notes, progress tracking and premium tools are available on your smartphone or mobile device. Want to switch from the app to your computer and continue where you left off? Though Hugh is not a native French speaker, his experience with the language shows in the structure of the episodes and clear explanations.
Each episode focuses on real-life situations and breaks down the important vocabulary you would need to navigate these situations yourself.
Learn how to discuss gardening, pick up your child from daycare, or tell your friend to stop texting. Beginners should start at the earliest episodes, which cover the basics.
There are also intermediate and advanced episodes, both of which could benefit even an experienced French learner. With each season, the language difficulty increases. Each French conversation has an English discussion and analysis at the end. This makes it a great option for learners who prefer to have more context to their learning.
Extra lesson notes and video pronunciation practice are available in the Premium version. To learn more, check out our full review. Caroline has taught both online and in-school French for over 10 years. This experience, plus her friendly demeanour and sense of humor, makes this podcast both educational and entertaining. Transcriptions of the episodes with vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and writing exercises are available for purchase on her website.
Language Transfer is not so much a podcast as an audio course, but it is an excellent resource for absolute beginners. It provides a series of introductory audio courses for several different languages — including French. The goal is to respond to prompts as if you yourself were the student.
Language Transfer can support anyone looking to understand the ins and outs of learning French. Little Talk in Slow French may be helpful for upper-level beginners who want a little extra support to transition into immersive French podcasts. The narrator speaks mostly in French, but she will provide several translations into English for tricky words though sometimes these translations seem a bit random. She speaks slowly and articulates clearly, covering a range of topics: cultural notes, language, history, film, and more.
In these five-minute episodes, you can listen to natural French conversations between the host and one of his friends. In most of the episodes, Laetitia first reads the text slowly. Then, she reads the same text at a near-natural speed. These are excellent episodes for upper-beginners transitioning into intermediate content. Un Petit Caoua?
In each five-minute episode, Paul, the narrator, focuses on a specific topic such as technology, cooking, or musical genres. He will then ask and respond to questions, speaking very slowly and repeating new words and phrases in multiple contexts.
These two channels seem to be produced by the same person and in the exact same format. In each 3—5 minute episode, Louis introduces a French sentence. He then provides synonyms and examples of each word or phrase in different contexts. You can read the French sentence with the English translation in the description of every episode. Viviane, an experienced French teacher and journalist, reads out 3 headlines from 3 separate newspapers several times per month.
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