Le verbe "manquer" 2/4

Intro in French:Prêt à progresser avec le verbe manquer ? Cette leçon est faite pour ça. Il s'agit du deuxième chapitre sur les quatre dédiés au verbe manquer. Dans les prochaines phrases, le verbe manquer est synonyme de rater, aussi synonyme de ne pas attraper. Par exemple, Vite, il faut courir si on ne veut pas manquer le train ! Manquer le train, c'est un classique. Manquer l'avion. Mais aussi, manquer un appel téléphonique. Ou encore, manquer une opportunité. Manquer une occasion. Voilà. Cette leçon contient plus de 25 phrases qui répètent la structure pour aider à la retenir. C'est parti !Intro in English:This episode is the second out of four chapters on learning the verbe "manquer" (EN: to miss) in French. It repeats sentences that start with "manquer de" (EN: to lack, lack of, to not have...). Enjoy!PAR CŒUR — French by Heart is a French learning podcast built on a simple idea:👉 Escape the endless scroll — and stay focused on French by Heart.Hosted by Léa Tirard-Hersant, French tutor and founder of Leacafe and the Staircase® learning method, this podcast helps learners retain French naturally through carefully designed repetition, listening drills, storytelling, and spoken rhythm.Instead of overwhelming you with rules, each episode focuses on deep learning — the kind that improves French vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and listening comprehension in a lasting way.Each episode is a small step, like climbing a staircase:one essential French expression or idiomone grammar structure (such as verb patterns, prepositions, or tricky verbs like manquer)one French sound or pronunciation challenge (nasal vowels, liaison, or the famous French R)— repeated through guided listening and drills until it becomes yours.🎧 If you believe language is learned by heart — not by endless scrolling — this podcast is for you.💡 Do you like innovation?This podcast is also entirely new and innovative.Par cœur brings to life guest voices through Léa’s thoughtful and creative use of Eleven Labs AI tools, allowing rich dialogues, masculine, feminine voices and regional accents in addition to her own, and varied immersive backgrounds such as Paris street sounds — while remaining carefully paced and structured for French learners.The result:French you remember.💡 Did you know?With over 10,000 hours taught since 2013, Léa Tirard-Hersant is a popular French online tutor and an active contributor to language-learning communities and conferences. Visit www.LEACAFE.org to discover the complete "Par cœur French" program and schedule your first lessons with her.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.