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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 16 MIN

#74: Want to Sound Better in French This Week? Start Here

from Let's Speak French! with Dr. Natalie Amgott · host Dr. Natalie Amgott

Want to sound better in French this week, without studying for hours?In this episode, I’m sharing 9 of the most common mistakes I hear from intermediate (and even advanced) French learners, and how to fix them quickly so that you sound more natural and confident in French.These aren’t big grammar lessons or complicated rules. They’re small, high-impact tweaks that you can notice, practice, and improve almost immediately.We’re talking:pronunciation mistakes that can completely change your meaningcommon verb errorsfaux amis that trip up even strong learnersand simple article mistakes that make your French sound offThink of this episode like a checklist. Spot your mistakes, practice them for a few minutes this week, and you’ll feel the difference within a week.Tes prochaines étapes:1️⃣ Read the transcript to check off which of the 9 most common errors you're making, and how to fix them.2️⃣ Stay in the loop for weekly French lessons: Join the newsletter.3️⃣ Tap “Follow” / “Subscribe” so you never miss an episode of Let's Speak French!

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