2 Hours of Daily French Conversations - French Practice for ALL Learners

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In this video, you’ll challenge your French listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues to take you from the beginner to the advanced level. Those dialogues are made by French native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning French, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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[@frenchpod101]

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[@lawrenceville2715]

@sparezone espionne parfaitement les messages de mon petit ami

[@intellectualexplorer101]

If you want to acquire all the vocabulary from this video I have a technique for you: 1 - Create flashcards about every word or phrase you don't know in this video 2 - Watch this video once a day and review your flashcards before watching the video 3 - After a week or two you'll be able to understand almost every word 4 - You'll be able to understand these words in other conversations and situations This simples technique worked for me with 3 different languages.

[@hsbarayan]

Hey! Appreciate the helpful insight, gonna put it to use today

[@brandenmoore8813]

@@hsbarayan how's it working out?

[@syntraxglobal4028]

I am a polyglot and a native english and french speaker. Many mistakes in this video. But they are minor. Soixante ans (soixant ans) the e is not prononced

[@DailyShit.]

2 hours of the same Dialoge every day ?

[@shaikatdashgupta7777]

merci beaucoup pour votre conseils . ca marche.

[@rrfernandes89]

Merci beaucoup pour le contenu de cette vidéo, vous aidez les personnes qui ne peuvent pas payer pour étudier le français, câlins chaleureux du Bresil

[@samanthaabigailsalazar]

i kinda understood that if I read it in Spanish😭

[@davidyohannes2823]

He said Thanks so much for the vidéo you help people who don't want to pay to learn french ,..the rest I can't translate

[@Dibipable]

It’s not «oeil», it’s «œil», idem for «œuf»... it’s «voulez-vous», it’s not «l’uci»... it’s «celui-ci»...

[@hectordiaz1617]

This is by far the best video for new learners online I have been able to find so far, I truly enjoyed learning from it and seeing the practical application of essential French words .. I think the pace is great and the sound quality fair... it is formal language rather than informal.

[@YOSOYLADISCO]

I agree with you....It's great and all, but I have to say this: whoevers doing the English translation is not doing a great job, I mean: the wide meaning is there, but if you wanna learn a new language the translation must be almost word by word...per example: 'mattez la pâte dans le four' is translated: 'put it in the oven'....put what in the oven'? If pâte is mass, the translation should be: put the mass in the oven...and this is done all through the video....except for that great job....

[@thepolyglotfarmer6085]

Just imagine of this was reproduced in a number of languages!

[@thepolyglotfarmer6085]

This is one of the best content for language learning I've ever stumbled upon on KZbin. I've been looking for this sort of stuff for a long time. Thank you!

[@carpediem6568]

This is wonderful for someone like me if I play at 75% speed. I think the conversation would be more effective if it was after the lesson, not before.

[@samgayed5796]

The video is good but the writing disappeared too quick, please give us a chance to read. Thanks

[@lafawnda2]

I played it at 75%....parfait pour moi :)

[@youssef6738]

Ça sonne bien. Merci

[@nazrahaniflutfiana2600]

Merci beaucoup!

[@sangeetachauhan2082]

Merci Tres Bien

[@trantham4937]

Grand merci à vous.

[@dolmalhamo6405]

C’est le meilleur dialogue dans le monde 🗺🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@AV4Life]

I definitely agree!

[@artbyfaith2571]

This is wonderful. Love it so much. Thank you.

[@faysalahmed9]

Merci beaucoup

[@Louvenoire05]

J’aime cette vidéo. Maintenant je parle le français meilleur que je comprends, avec mes classes je pense que quelque chose comme ça est nécessaire. 💜💜

[@s.h.7829]

Thank you for your comment because just by reading it I am learning how to form sentences in French ☺

[@krystiphelan608]

NOT ME PRACTICING MY FRENCH WITH YOUR COMMENT ONG

[@krystiphelan608]

@@s.h.7829 me to sjhxjwkjshdsas

[@Dibipable]

It’s not «oeil», it’s «œil», idem for «œuf»... it’s «voulez-vous», it’s not «l’uci»... it’s «celui-ci»...

[@seventhirtysix7794]

Ce n'est pas 'mieux que'?

[@mdthanbirahned5745]

very good lessons.I am from BANGLADESH

[@bobnice3044]

Thank you i appreciate the time and effort you put into this.

[@tsamchodolma5006]

WoW 😮 merci beaucoup 😊 ça très bien pour nous 🔥🔥🔥

[@neelamverma6401]

very effective ...Love from India

[@joepoo512]

did we ask

[@alainwoo1069]

merci bcp

[@wesleycolemanmusic]

Wow, merci!

[@thekingempire1]

Géniale. Très utile

[@sangyetsomo9074]

Merci beacoup ca tres bien pour nous

[@ch33.tah.]

J'aime bcp cette leçon, c'est incroyable! Merciiii

[@Dibipable]

It’s not «oeil», it’s «œil», idem for «œuf»... it’s «voulez-vous», it’s not «l’uci»... it’s «celui-ci»...

[@godmothertv3552]

I love your lessons

[@ingedubon]

Bravo! J’adore cette vidéo !

[@johnvoyce]

Brilliant approach to training the ear. I taught English for 40 years and this is the kind of thing I tried to do in the classroom. Félicitations.

[@Chingerz]

me finally feeling confident about my French pronunciation, Grammar and reading this video:

[@Zaennnt]

Same

[@drownedfishba]

Ikr 😭

[@thenakedsingularity]

This is such an interesting way of learning. merci beacoup!

[@Theearthtraveler]

Thanks!

[@vidulasiriwardana2302]

Thanks this helped me a lot

[@frenchallianz4765]

Not bad at all, thanks ! Works very well for me in combination with the "50 daily life French conversations" album (available on a famous streaming platform).

[@janmayliang9455]

I hope one day I will be able to use this material to learn

[@amittyagi2241]

Wonderful

[@aayamannami2221]

Very well made for better comprehension of French, thank you!

[@vanissiaraujo6215]

Awesome !!!

[@rafaelschulz6264]

This is the best

[@mariaguimaraes3207]

Merci super

[@rlc163]

Très bien

[@mielinasa]

Merci beaucoup cette video me va tres bien pour ameliorer Ma françes

[@YevhenPohorilyi]

Je vous très reconnaissant pour lancer cette chaîne. Ça aide beaucoup a progresser en Français. Lexique est très utile, les dialogues sont courtes donc c'est possible de les apprendre par cœur.

[@ifeyinwamuoghalu4167]

Please whats glosaary

[@alyaamohamed6351]

Tres bien

[@matildawolfram4687]

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[@vict0r14.c]

the problem with me is that i can understand the conversation but i can’t make any sentences😭😭

[@estefaniaandreinasalguero2580]

Yes you can, oral production is an ability that can be developed over time, try everyday to describe something or to say something like for example “Les fleurs sont vraiment belles aujourd’hui” and day by day your French will improve. Baby steps will take you to great places 🤗

[@estefaniaandreinasalguero2580]

I’m not a native English speaker and my English isn’t perfect but day by day I practiced until I became fluent on my own, now I’m doing the same with French, keep going! 😄

[@marcleth5563]

@@estefaniaandreinasalguero2580 I agree, I've been doing that too time to time

[@maithien3705]

True, same with, but in my case it's german, Can only understand conversation but still can't make a good sentence but I'm still just newbie

[@noor-hj4fn]

i’m the opposite haha!

[@Mark-cc3qy]

I want to thank you for this tutorial. It help me learn french quickly

[@cuteprincess6436]

very helpfull 👍

[@gehansoliman3128]

Très bien

[@Nameless_Qwerty]

Congrats on first comment 🥇

[@nevernotjenny2151]

Tres bien!! J'adore cette video XD

[@zulasugar219]

Great lesson! It's exactly what I need :))

[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

But for a basic learner it is just a hard nut to comprehend anything from such a video. Please read my comments of today too so as to know the basic fault in it...

[@MaiNguyen-zl1ov]

Je vous merci beaucoup ;-)

[@JiwonAstrid]

6:03 for some reason I really like this dialogue XD

[@jeanremfort280]

Bon travail! J'aime votre style.

[@debb1137]

Just a little concern-if I’m having a conversation with my husband or even a male friend about which color shirt I think he should wear, I would not use the “vous”, nor would I use the “nous” as the subject when talking about *us*. I would use the familiar “tu” and “on”. 🙄

[@netroel]

If you want to be polite you should use "vous", is same thing in Spanish when we say "usted".

[@JiwonAstrid]

true, but I think the dialogue creators aimed to train the learners to be familiar with the formal talk first.

[@nadinemullin6810]

I took it to be he was shopping and she was the store employee - but truthfully, it was the formality of "vous" that made me think that.

[@langkelangke1057]

tres bien, je peux comprendre

[@epiccreations9420]

Great

[@deep.misery]

Merci, Je parler un peu Français ❤

[@tinomasando]

I learnt French French in highschool which was great but then came to Canada and Quebec French is like a whole different thing 😅

[@ariella2658]

How different is Quebec French from French in France though and also just to clarify Where is Quebec? It's in Canada? Or somewhere else

[@fanzt6542]

@@ariella2658 As a native québécois, I'm here to answer your questions 1. Pretty different, and a lot of slangs used here. 2. Yes, it's in Canada

[@ariella2658]

@@fanzt6542 ohh Thanks for clarifying it! I always heard about it but didn't know 😅👍

[@BhushanKumar-ms6rt]

superb...hats off ...loooking for more like this...

[@bostonnews1776]

Aswome video mercy

[@juttnoman6310]

Very helpful 👍

[@NghiNguyen-ug8ur]

Please make more videos like this!

[@shxnra6389]

i like how they advertise for "real french" as if to say there is also a fake french that can be learned

[@missbutterfree]

Shxnra real as in real-life situations, as opposed to more abstract vocabulary.

[@Rockurbody105]

fake french can be existed

[@dylanmcdonald3504]

Canadian French liberal

[@wiseye61]

Maybe Quebec French is fake french lol

[@shauncummings2361]

Smart ass

[@simranjitkaur335]

Pourriez-vous télécharger plus de vidéo.. Merci

[@NickyNooNah99]

These conversations are good but I wish the English subtitles were a more direct translation of what's being said in french.

[@goatpie882]

04:15 la blanche ou la bleue 05:20 une commande au restaurant 06:01 faire un gateau 06:43 que voulez-vous faire aujourd'hui 07:48 j'ai des questions professeur 08:44 un cafe ou un dessert? 09:39 je t'attends au cafe 10:18 as-tu deja planifie tes vacances d'ete? 11:08 as-tu pris le petit dejeuner? 11:49 ou sont les vetements pour enfants et bebe? 12:35 ton anniversaire est bientot 13:12 la jupe bleue ou la jupe blanche 13:48 qui vient a la fete? 14:26 Le lit est grand 15:30 quel collier devrais-je acheter? 16:58 ou mettre la nouvelle imprimante? 18:20 tu pourrais acheter un truc en passant? 19:52 nous aurons beau temps toute la matinee 20:20 on a recu quelques nouveaux modeles pour la carte de visite 21:45 où se trouve l'arrêt de bus? 22:41 une réunion avec Michael 23:33 Je cherche un ordinateur très léger 24:49 Tu pars à voyage 42:37 43:24 45:20 46:51

[@thucanhpham]

very useful : )

[@bobnice3044]

Watching it at slower speed is great advice.

[@learnfrenchthroughenglish]

this can be useful to understand sentences in context but don't forget to practice conversation and writing

[@DianeDrey]

I subscribed just to hear the videos without advertisements - but how do you access? seems the youtube videos all have advertisements interrupting them - very annoying

[@memefreak2738]

29:30 Drug Lords😂😂😂

[@eddieliusa]

C’est un dommage que les videos de comprehension en Français sont les mêmes que lesquelles en Allemand, Espagnol. Pour les gens qui voudraient apprendre des langues multiples comme moi, une fois que j’avais fini le video, je ne peux plus faire integrer les videos allemands parce que j’expecterai Le même dialogue comme cette video.

[@avatheavarice]

i love this channel but can u add new ones becuase these r just repeated from old videos :D

[@spinningonthatdizzyedge7583]

15:33

[@swf1956]

This is very well presented but becomes quite advanced after the first 30 minutes. Would be useful for anyone planning to work in a French office

[@SbPat]

D'accord! Merci! If you didn't comment this, I wouldn't know this! Merci merci merci

[@ellendeman8417]

Is this also available for beginners?

[@jhzaist6249]

Love it!

[@carelican]

im listening to this while i sleep so i can get it into my subconscious. i'm new at it, but i love it so much

[@alexandrefreitas9295]

Vous êtes ouverts jusqu'à quelle heure? was translated "what time do you close today?" Why translate it like that when you could also have translated it literally?

[@desireyfeline5693]

Très bien vidéo, mais si on a veux dire 2 PM par example, il irait 14 h, non?

[@frenchpod101]

Bonjour Desirey ! On peut dire "2 heures de l'après-midi" ou "quatorze heures (14h)" Bonne semaine, Marie Alice Team FrenchPod101.com

[@emanuelagrasso6771]

Is a helpful video. But keep attention because there are mistakes in the subtitle.

[@NightfallStation]

yesyes 💙

[@Nameless_Qwerty]

Congrats on second comment 🎉

[@fernandoaldado]

Tips for better use: 1. Listen entirely and try to understand the most of it. 2. Type down what you understood. Feel free to pause or rewind. 3. Listen again the whole thing while reading what you have written. Make corrections if you judge necessary. 4. Listen to second part (with subtitles) and correct what you missed. 5. Re-listen the whole thing shadowing the dialogue. This way you can train your skills on listening, writing and speaking.

[@angelopon]

Très bien.. J'ai reçois beaucoup des mots que je reçois pas encore

[@user-td7wl2pm5p]

2:00:45

[@khamviengxaikongpheng2061]

Bien

[@maxhope7691]

Can someone tell me if this is A2 or B1 level ?

[@LucasPereira-cv6dg]

1:20

[@user-wo8qc2jf8n]

Started to learn line by line. 42:37 43:24 45:20 46:51

[@RB-pp5tv]

There are many video like this, which is great for learning while being locked down. However I need to know this. Can someone please tell me if this is French French or Canadian French?

[@bailamosdancestudio1695]

French French

[@Nas-ur6lb]

It's frustrating.... It's so good but it s to fast to see the sentence structure... in english

[@emilyjules4299]

46:00

[@testarossa311]

12:10

[@marcosfreire6956]

The audio in the conversation is too low

[@ashley-qk3in]

Marcos Freire Then turn up the volume

[@smokerx6291]

@@ashley-qk3in hilarious

[@ademmustafa299]

U have problems with hearing please make a visit to the doctor

[@cbenn37yt6]

7:20 bookmark

[@mamdymacin3540]

I understand 50% but got the final answer right mostly

[@LWells-kp3se]

Same material as the Mandarin one 😁👍

[@xxbananahanahxx3012]

I’ve taken French from 4th to 6th grade and then stopped, I can find the answers for each conversation but I can’t understand the conversation, so for example the movie one I was able to tell it at 4 o’clock but I didn’t know it was about a movie, so basically all I heard were numbers and some verbs I understood.

[@mhmdbilani]

11:50 (Bookmark)

[@yasharallaistheonlyreality36]

Et viola

[@andreibarbu5312]

38:34

[@Tashel]

I've had French lessons in school for four years and I didn't understand a single word in this without the subtitles. Why is this language so hard?

[@tristankramer4636]

Dude I’ve had Japanese lessons for 8 years and I don’t remember shit

[@antonioalberto7908]

🤦‍♂️😁😁😁😁😁 It's hard

[@maxhope7691]

@@tristankramer4636 that's impossible dude, you can understand some words here and there at least. ;P

[@maxhope7691]

not even one word? Hard to believe...

[@tristankramer4636]

@@maxhope7691 ahhaha only a couple

[@sweedlepipe]

In some of the dialogues the chap's voice is at a noticably lower volume than the girl's

[@viola308]

chaps voice too high innit? blarst, fackin ell mate. god save th queen n all that, roight then

[@sweedlepipe]

@@viola308 You will not get very far if you talk like that in French, Viola.