10 French Fluency Shortcuts: Understanding Fast Spoken French

Do you wish you were better at understanding fast spoken French in movies or everyday conversations? These tips can help.
0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Understand Fast Spoken French: Missing Letters
7:30 - Understand Fast Spoken French: How To Fill Gaps in Your French Comprehension
17:00 - Ready-made French sentences for when you don’t understand
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Do you struggle to understand fast spoken French in movies, TV shows, or everyday conversations, even though you’ve been learning French for decades? This is completely normal - French people speak very fast, and there are a lot of unwritten rules in spoken French that make it very difficult to understand if you’re not a native speaker.
However, there are things you can learn to help boost your comprehension! In today’s compilation video, we’ll revisit some of my most popular videos about understanding spoken French, so you can dedicate 30 minutes or so to boosting your oral comprehension.
Did you learn anything new? Let me know how it went in the comments!
Take care and stay safe.
😘 from Grenoble, France.
Géraldine

[@Sky_flying2024]

How its written: Pff... Bah ca m'fait total'ment flipper, la.
What I heard as a native English speaker: Ba ca mmmhmfaitmm something something flipper la.
I'm well on my way to mastering French! :)

[@sa21g22g23]

Merci beaucoup pour pouvoir enseigner cette nouvelle thème et superbe leçon du debut de journée de samedi

[@josephstevano5905]

Wonderful as always! Thank you for teaching us!

[@sachinsable5177]

Merci beaucoup madame👏👏👍😊

[@satumyers1807]

vowels are so easily " lost" because they are " like breath"- breathed out ( except in Finnish: they can be breathed in& OUT 😊) also, French language changes rules in order to SOUND beautiful & fluent ( mon fils observed this after been living in France for 2 yrs...)

[@dispassionateobserver]

"This morning, I have the potato". OK, now you guys are just messing with us right? lol

[@joefoxon75]

Sadly, too many French people seem to think "Pardon?" means "Can you repeat that in English please?" so it's hard to practice :(

[@nawimal]

🎉🎉

[@Moharani21]

Doesn't pas entendu use a liaison making it pazntendu

[@J-aiJ-ai]

People speak quickly and eat letters in every language. Not just French.

[@bakamakatulong]

why put a lot of letter in writing and speak for a short cut .... sorry for this observation😅