French that speaks to you.
Salut, c’est Hugo! I created this podcast in 2017 when I was teaching at the French institute in Warsaw, Poland. My goal was to show my students that they could learn French naturally simply by listening to it. 30 million downloads later, I think we’re onto something!
Granted, it’s not a magic bullet. This method still requires hundreds of hours of practice. That’s why I’m doing my best to make these episodes as engaging as possible. I want you to get sucked into the topics so deep you forget that you’re ”learning French”. You’ll quickly realize that you’re capable of understanding a lot more French than you think.
The episodes get progressively more challenging, so I’d recommend starting from the oldest ones and working your way up. From episode 92, I’m joined by Ingrid, a French journalist and teacher, for more conversational style episodes.
You can find all the transcripts at https://innerfrench.com/podcast/
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French that speaks to you.
Salut, c’est Hugo! I created this podcast in 2017 when I was teaching at the French institute in Warsaw, Poland. My goal was to show my students that they could learn French naturally simply by listening to it. 30 million downloads later, I think we’re onto something!
Granted, it’s not a magic bullet. This method still requires hundreds of hours of practice. That’s why I’m doing my best to make these episodes as engaging as possible. I want you to get sucked into the topics so deep you forget that you’re ”learning French”. You’ll quickly realize that you’re capable of understanding a lot more French than you think.
The episodes get progressively more challenging, so I’d recommend starting from the oldest ones and working your way up. From episode 92, I’m joined by Ingrid, a French journalist and teacher, for more conversational style episodes.
You can find all the transcripts at https://innerfrench.com/podcast/
Depuis quelques mois, on parle beaucoup de la tendance “no kids” en France. Certains hôtels, restaurants ou lieux publics refusent parfois les enfants. Mais comment sont-ils vraiment considérés dans notre société ?Dans cet épisode, Hugo et Ingrid expliquent comment les enfants sont parfois sous-estimés et comment les parents se retrouvent souvent seuls pour s’en occuper. Ils abordent aussi la façon dont certains lieux ne sont pas adaptés aux enfants, la difficulté pour les structures d’accueil d’offrir un environnement de qualité, et le regard parfois négatif de la société sur ceux qui font du bruit ou dérangent. Enfin, ils présentent des initiatives positives, comme les villes “à hauteur d’enfants”, les cafés “kids-friendly”, et discutent des changements possibles pour mieux intégrer les enfants dans la vie quotidienne.Retrouvez la transcription de l'épisode sur www.innerfrench.com/e179Découvrez nos cours pour améliorer votre français sur www.courses.innferfrench.com
InnerFrench
French that speaks to you.
Salut, c’est Hugo! I created this podcast in 2017 when I was teaching at the French institute in Warsaw, Poland. My goal was to show my students that they could learn French naturally simply by listening to it. 30 million downloads later, I think we’re onto something!
Granted, it’s not a magic bullet. This method still requires hundreds of hours of practice. That’s why I’m doing my best to make these episodes as engaging as possible. I want you to get sucked into the topics so deep you forget that you’re ”learning French”. You’ll quickly realize that you’re capable of understanding a lot more French than you think.
The episodes get progressively more challenging, so I’d recommend starting from the oldest ones and working your way up. From episode 92, I’m joined by Ingrid, a French journalist and teacher, for more conversational style episodes.
You can find all the transcripts at https://innerfrench.com/podcast/
