Coucou,
Ca va ?
As you know, I like to learn English the way you LOVE to learn French. Not in old boring books or memorizing lists of vocabulary. Nan nan nan.
You and I learn a language in REAL life.
We listen to people, we watch what our friends watch on TV and online and we use this when we speak.
That’s where you say : « Ok Géraldine. But I have no native speaker to practice with.
What can I watch online anytime anywhere to improve my French? »
Excellent question. This is what we’ll see in today’s episode of Comme une Française TV: 3 French short programs to watch online
Click to watch « How to improve your French with 3 online programs »:
Specific French phrases and culture: Dans la bouche
Familiar and Rude French: Golden Moustache
French on the go: Palmashow
Et toi ?
Your French will improve ONLY if you take action on what you learn on Comme une Française TV.
Click on 1 link and watch 1 episode of 1 serie. Just 1.
Come back to this post and tell us:
1 thing you understood in this video. Did you discover a new word or expression?
Share your experience by leaving a comment below this video :
It’s the best area to start discussions and ask questions!
Allez, salut !
J’ai trouvé une émission sur YouTube avec un mec Norman. C’est très amusé!!
http://www.youtube.com/chan…
As-tu entendu parler??
Bonjour Sheree,
Yes! Norman is very funny and famous in France.
Glad you found him!
Great tips, thanks! Also in OZ and unable to access ‘dans la bouche…’ But found one ep via google, ‘après la cuite’ funny stuff :-). Now to check out l’effet papillon. Mille remerciements Geraldine!
You’re welcome Raija. 🙂
Dear Geraldine – If only I had received your ‘swear words’ BEFORE I mispronounced canard. The poor French lady looked terribly upset until she realised I was trying to say that it looked like a duck. Love your posts. Thanks so much. Dianne
Bonjour Diane, ahahah, “mieux vaut tard que jamais !”
Hello! dans la bouche sadly also not available in South Africa…so, watched “golden moustache” instead and was reminded of the phrase “une cruelle deception” – a great disappointment, which led to the verb decevoir and all of its irregularities! A great verb to practice on. Thanks Geraldine for the continued support and interest. Colette
Awesome, Colette!
L’effet Papillon n’est pas disponible aux EU.
Je n’ai guerre aucune idée que dit Gaspard Proust et pourquoi tout le monde rit. http://www.canalplus.fr/c-d…
I think he speaks very fast and his humour is very “référencé”…
Thanks Geraldine and Heather! It’s only the Dans la Bouche program that won’t play for me too, the one I tried first. I found some other really good short videos on the Canal+ site though, L’Effet Papillon. Excellent for practising numbers in high speed French.
Also learnt the verb s’enchevetrer (circumflex on second e) = to be tangled up. It took me ages to work out that one!
Thanks again Geraldine for your great suggestions.
Peta
Hi Peta,
It’s great you mention “L’effet Papillon” because it’s my favourite “serious” program on French TV.
I never miss one. And when I’m away (often), I watch the replay.
Hi – I’m in Melbourne and can access golden moustache and the palmas how sites – I’m still working out the dans la Bouche thing.
Malheureusement ce contenu n’est pas accessible en Australie.
GRRR … geoblocking! Comment ca se dit en francais?
Hi Peta,
ARGH.
I have to admit I have no idea how to say “Geoblocking” in French!
The content on YouTube should be ok to watch from everywhere.
Sorry for you guys, it drives me crazy too.