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Learn French Naturally
by FrenchNaturally.wordpress.com
Learn French naturally by reading and discussing its literature, culture and history. Immerse yourself through simulated conversations and point-of-view stories.
Episodes
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38. Le mouton et les fleurs
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The…
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37. Les couchers de soleil
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The Little...
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36. Une question de discipline
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The Little...
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35. Les baobabs II
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The Little...
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34. Les baobabs
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince).
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33. Un dessin réaliste
For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation, visit frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince).
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32. Les adultes incrédules
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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31. L’astronome turc
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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30. L'astéroïde B 612
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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29. Le mutisme du petit prince
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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28. « De quelle planète es-tu? »
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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27. Le petit prince
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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26. Le dessin d'un mouton
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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25. L'apparition
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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24. « Dessine-moi un mouton! »
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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23. Une carrière comme pilote
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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22. Le dessin numéro 2
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le Petit Prince…
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21. Le dessin numéro 1
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will start the first few pages of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novella Le…
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20. Balance ton porc d'Angèle
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss the lyrics from Angèle's song Balance ton porc…
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19. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry l'aviateur
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will talk about Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Lean French Naturally / Apprendre...
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18. Salut de Joe Dassin
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss the lyrics from Joe Dassin's song Salut (Hi). Lean...
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17. L'enfer, c'est les Autres
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss one of the most famous passages from Jean-Paul…
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16. Comment j'ai appris l'espagnol
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about the story of how I learned Spanish. Lean...
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15. Marie Sirois la femme forte
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will discuss Marie Sirois the strongwoman. Lean French Naturally /…
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14. Sociopathe
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss a creepypasta about sociopathy. Lean French Naturally…
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13. La cathédrale hantée de la Sainte-Trinité
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will discuss the haunted cathedral of the Holy Trinity. Lean French…
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12. Papa Polo de Petit Denis (Partie II)
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will continue the story based on Petit Denis' song Papa Polo. Lean French...
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11. Papa Polo de Petit Denis (Partie I)
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about the lyrics of Petit Denis' song Papa…
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10. Pourquoi le singe ressemble à l'humain
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read a tale from Mali called Pourquoi le singe ressemble à l'humain…
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9. Beaucoup de Lolo Zouaï
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about the lyrics of Lolo Zouaï's song…
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8. L'incipit de L'Étranger d'Albert Camus
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read the incipit of Albert Camus' L'Étranger (The Stranger). Lean…
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7. Tous les garçons et les filles de Françoise Hardy
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about Françoise Hardy's song Tous les garçons…
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6. Xavier Dolan
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about Xavier Dolan. Lean French Naturally /...
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5. « Le Corbeau et le Renard » de Jean de la Fontaine
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss « Le Corbeau et le Renard » (“The Raven and The Fox”)...
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4. Le casse-tête
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will read and discuss a creepypasta entitled Le casse-tête (The puzzle).…
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3. Pascal Siakam
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about Pascal Siakam. Lean French Naturally /...
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2. « Le Coq et la Perle » de Jean de la Fontaine
If you are a French beginner, start at lesson 1. For instructions on how to use this course, and to access the transcript and English translation of this lesson, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this episode, we will read and discuss « Le Coq et la Perle » (“The Rooster and The Pearl”)...
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1. Simone de Beauvoir
For instructions on how to use this podcast, and to access the transcript and English translation of this episode, visit www.frenchnaturally.wordpress.com. In this lesson, we will simulate a conversation about Simone de Beauvoir. Lean French Naturally / Apprendre le français naturellement Lesson…
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