10 French Fluency Shortcuts: Understanding Fast Spoken French

[@sachinsable5177]

Merci beaucoup madame👏👏👍😊

[@sa21g22g23]

Merci beaucoup pour pouvoir enseigner cette nouvelle thème et superbe leçon du debut de journée de samedi

[@SummerDream3r]

How its written: Pff... Bah ca m'fait total'ment flipper, la. What I heard as a native English speaker: Ba ca mmmhmfaitmm something something flipper la. I'm well on my way to mastering French! :)

[@josephstevano5905]

Wonderful as always! Thank you for teaching us!

[@satumyers1807]

vowels are so easily " lost" because they are " like breath"- breathed out ( except in Finnish: they can be breathed in& OUT 😊) also, French language changes rules in order to SOUND beautiful & fluent ( mon fils observed this after been living in France for 2 yrs...)

[@joefoxon75]

Sadly, too many French people seem to think "Pardon?" means "Can you repeat that in English please?" so it's hard to practice :(

[@dispassionateobserver]

"This morning, I have the potato". OK, now you guys are just messing with us right? lol

[@nawimal]

🎉🎉

[@J-aiJ-ai]

People speak quickly and eat letters in every language. Not just French.

[@Moharani21]

Doesn't pas entendu use a liaison making it pazntendu

[@bakamakatulong]

why put a lot of letter in writing and speak for a short cut .... sorry for this observation😅