We are role playing once again and this time we are planning a weekend activity with a friend.

Fictional conversation in French recorded between Amel "la patiente" and I "le docteur". We are role-playing a conversation during a doctor's appointment. Amel is sick, describing her pain and symptoms. The doctor gives the diagnosis and prescribes medicine accordingly. This episode covers also the vocabulary of the body parts. Disclaimer: the information contains in this episode is for French learning purposes only - not for medical advice. Always seek the advice of a physician or other health care provider.

I’m certainly not a yoga teacher or a spiritual guru. As I wrote this episode and this meditation, all I thought of was how can I create a simple tool for French learners who want to express their gratitude in French. With all humility, please accept this meditation.

The process of learning a language is not just about learning the language alone. Deeper learning comes with the knowledge of the country, the culture, and the people. Most importantly, as you grow into a language, you will learn even more about yourself. In this episode, French Coach Alex Barron talks about growing into the French language. He shares some of his experiences of making sacrifices and pushing himself to go deeper into the language. First part in French to practice your listening comprehension from 1:56 to 13:50 min Second part in English to get the key message from 13:50 to the end

Comment apprendre le français de façon efficace? Voilà une question que beaucoup d’apprenants et d’enseignants se posent. En tant que coach de français, Cathy dévoile dans cet épisode 3 grands principes qui permettent aux apprenants de mieux apprendre.

Dans cet épisode, Aurélie est au téléphone avec son amie Cathy. Cathy a déménagé au Canada, à Montréal depuis plus d’un an. Aurélie prend des nouvelles et lui demande comment sont les saisons et la météo au Canada.

In this episode, Angel Prétot discusses the concept behind French Coaching and the four steps in learning a language. He also shares the importance of individualizing learning methods and ensuring that students will have fun learning to prevent learning traumas.

In this Episode, Shahidah Foster of Black Girls Learn Languages shares her experiences on getting interviewed in different languages and actually getting the job. As she shares her experiences, she also gives out some useful tips on how to ace your interviews even if you are not a native speaker of the interviewer's language.

Mon invitée, Anaïs, aide les femmes à gagner confiance en elles en donnant des conseils beauté. Avec ce dialogue, tu vas pouvoir étudier comment demander et donner des conseils et connaitre le vocabulaire du visage et du maquillage.

Au Canada, plusieurs provinces sont majoritairement francophones comme la province du Québec. Mon invité, Frédéric Jean ou “Mister Friday”, fier ambassadeur de sa province, partage avec nous sa belle langue et son histoire.

One of the hardest challenges, but a very important part of learning French, is determining a noun’s gender. Knowing the gender of a noun is essential for the use of pronouns, articles, and adjectives as well. In this episode, Jan’nah Allen of The Noun Gender Academy shares a fascinating system to remember how to classify the gender of a noun in French easily.

Today’s podcast will inspire you to keep going on your journey of learning another language. I’ll let my friend Esther Ciganda take the wheel and let her tell us how she went from learning English to Basque and ultimately French. Esther gives us a lot of insight into the benefits of learning new languages as well as some of the mistakes she made along the way.

My guest today is Anaïs Boulard aka Docteure Anaïs, and she just recently did a city-to-city move with her husband to which we'll learn about the moving process. This episode is jam-packed with new vocabulary so get your notepads ready!

Karen French is an actress and the host of the Karen French in France podcast. Karen met her husband through Facebook and moved from London to rural France to be with him. This is where her journey with all things French (aside from her last name) began. Now, she enjoys talking about her life in France, her discoveries, and what it is like living in France.

In this unscripted podcast, you will hear a discussion between two French women who are comparing lifestyles found in two cities, Paris and Grenoble. This episode is jam-packed with a lot of useful expressions and phrases that you can also use to help support your arguments and ideas. This episode is targeted at levels B2 (intermediates)and higher but if you are a beginner you should also listen in. The more you hear French, the easier it will be for you to pick up certain words and phrases. Apply what you have learned in this episode by downloading the lesson worksheet. Head over to thefrenchformlua.com and become an Insider. Insider membership is FREE!

My amazing cousin Manon came to visit me here in the United States to improve her English, as a part of her growth and personal development. She stayed for 3 months and we had many conversations. One of the many conversations we had was about her plans for the future, especially after her experience in the USA. This made an excellent opportunity for a podcast!

J’ai eu le grand plaisir, il y a quelque temps, de pouvoir interviewer mon amie Sonia par rapport à son expérience du confinement due au Covid19. Comment a-t-elle vécu la situation en tant que mère de famille et professionnelle dans le domaine social, très engagée auprès de son public?

In this last episode of the three-part series titled Improving Your French, Shreni shares with us tools she recommends for learning foreign languages. If you haven’t listened to the previous episodes, I highly suggest that you do. You can find them in the show notes below.

Part 2 in the three-part series titled Improving Your French, we discover how to fully immerse and surround yourself with French. As a reminder, this series is all in French so if you are a beginner, you can approach this as a challenge and work on your listening comprehension.