11 hours of French Listening Practice - From morning to night!

Wouldn't you like to be showered with the French language all day long? This video is about 11 hours long, so you can create an environment where you can continuously practice your listening comprehension when you are awake. You can concentrate and practice or just let the sounds go in one ear and out the other when you are tired. Through continuous repetition and not giving up, you will train your ears to hear the French language.
At first, short sentences are the focus. Over the second half, the degree of difficulty gradually rises.
This listening series consists of recordings based entirely upon the "human voices" of native French speakers. A majority of listening practice videos, which imitate ours, use synthetic voices. However, for listening practice via synthetic voices, there are many instances where a liaison is unnatural. Thus, we do not recommend such a method of listening practice. For liaisons in the French language, listening to a natural human voice is the most effective method of listening practice.
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🎧Immerse yourself in listening to the French language
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French Conversation & Listening Practice (beginner to intermediate)
• French Conversation & ...

[@laujannifer6623]

I love the present arrangement, that is, the French to come first, as I find it great to train the ears to get used to the French sounds. I think it's more or less like the mechanism of a baby picking up a new language. I don't know if others will have this problem, but for me, if the English comes first, I will always try to get it translated in my brain and that compromises the fluency.

[@s.j4606]

I have searched a lot for the best channel in KZbin for learning French. For me it is best of all .I get immersed easily . Thank you Kendra' language school, Please put more videos as this.😊

[@SpaseGoast]

Great video. In contrast to other people, I like the random phrases that it does. It forces me to listen for the subject everytime. If all the phrases were grouped together by subject you could cheat a little bit by just knowing the general subject instead of having to listen to every word. I think it is better to listen to every word when you are trying to practice listening comprehension. It will help you to hear conversations going on around you when you are in France.

[@Daisyage927]

Thanks!

[@KendrasLanguage]

Thank you so much for your support💖

[@marcheileman3336]

You are absolutely the BEST resource I’ve found. You utterly ROCK, Madame Kendra

[@assuntakoay2035]

This is perfect as immersion

[@bigsugar3136]

Excellent lessons!

[@yoy4629]

The format is good for me thank you so much

[@brenthardaway3704]

I think what may help would be a vocabulary list, perhaps with new words by the hour or something. I think it'd be easier to pick up while listening.

[@try2be.heavenleigh]

Definitely feel like my cognitive skills improved while listening to this. I’ve been learning French for years and years and I can think better in French than be quick in understanding so my whole goal this year was to just listen. I truly feel MUUUCH better having done this the whole year. Thank you

[@aamirqadeer6375]

Words spoken in French and English are very clear. The order of communication works well for me 🌟

[@lizbenson3206]

This is great

[@LilianOmollo-k4z]

Good work keep up🎉🎉🎉

[@r.d.5946]

That’s what I was looking for , thank you 🙏 ❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@peterfitzgerald53]

formidable ,mercie

[@omarespino964]

EXCELLENT video! Thank you.❤

[@dih0106]

Finally, something that doesn't just tell me how to order food or get on a train

[@nikkijubilant]

Svp, continuez de mettre le français en premier, et d'écrire l'anglais tout petit pour qu'on puisse apprendre davantage. Merci mille fois pour votre contenu.❤

[@laujannifer6623]

Merci beaucoup 👍

[@sabrisaad8858]

Merci 💕

[@mabelfilomeni4204]

J,adore ces videos

[@버뮤다-y9w]

00:15 시작 09:58 51~ 19:37 101~ 29:30 151~ 39:37 201~ 49:48 251~ 1:00:10 301~ 1:10:22 351~ 1:21:04 401~ 1:31:47 451~ 1:42:39 501~ 1:53:36 551~ 2:04:25 601~

[@nournasser2241]

Ce est tres bon Please accept my regards and thanks

[@nasrisouleyman4884]

Thank you so much

[@Near-l6e]

Thanks :>

[@moniquesaljougui1623]

Thank you very much that’s really what I needed. Thank you again.

[@alpach9174]

I like to learn more France

[@fitriraamdhani9155]

merci beaucoup

[@traintrainhashitteyuku]

Merci beaucoup. Il est difficile de trouver un bon leçon sur le français en japonais. C'est très util.

[@johnellenel7169]

Excellent!

[@zeddee3868]

I like this very much 🥰

[@Peter_1986]

I registered for an optional French class at my university in Sweden, just because I enjoy languages and because this would give me some extra credits for my student grants (I have to get at least 75% of my expected total credits for any given time period when I apply for student grants), and this video will make that class extremely easy, lol.

[@mabelfilomeni4204]

Merci beacoup!!!

[@stat8715]

Ca marche ! je veux dire ! ca fonctionne ! maintenant je parle Français couramment ! Veuillez m'excusez je suis Français.

[@Torontogal777]

I prefer to hear the English word or phrase first, then the French. However, thank you! .

[@elahehmozaffarian5648]

I agree.. ..believe this way would be a more effective way to learn. ;)

[@VolunteerAbroadForFree]

Meric !!!

[@JesusDiaz-sh4jv]

Where is this french from? France? South of France? Canada? Belgium? -- From where?

[@shailrajmahida]

Can anyone tell which DELF level of french is this?

[@thoatravelandfood7549]

😊😊😊

[@jx3806]

C'est facile ist not a cake.😂

[@candyapple7445]

“It’s a piece of cake” is an American expression that means something is very easy to do. We also say, “It’s as easy as pie.” 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@khungle2845]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@freiyas]

I would love to hear a dialogue using the useful phrases. Even better if there was no English throughout. It would be more immersive.

[@elahehmozaffarian5648]

Too random, but thank you anyway:)

[@ernestboston7707]

It’s just to rushed! It needs to be repeated one more time at the end then more time before going to the next phrase.

[@DitaVeneration]

🇫🇷💙🤍❤️🇫🇷

[@Eddie-rl9tb]

Erase listen from The screen it is only confusing.🙏

[@murugaboopathy4389]

First'french word and it's slow and fast pronunciation.No need for listen symbol

[@СашаШевченко-ъ3ь]

Why so easy?????

[@colefarlow1339]

is this is french

[@theresia115]

This is brilliant. Thank you so much!

[@sabireshakir7569]

Merci beaucoup.