2329 — Quel est ce chien qui aboie ? — lundi ...

Pourquoi Bel-Ami ? Eh bien parce que c'est un roman à la portée des apprenants de français — un roman moderne et passionnant qui se passe à Paris, écrit en 1885 par Guy de Maupassant. Après notre promenade parisienne, et maintenant que nous avons quelques lieux et quelques scènes ...  Show more

Nous allons là où se déroule l'histoire ! Si vous êtes un apprenant de français qui aime la culture française et Paris alors cet épisode est pour vous. Vous allez écouter du français de la vie de tous les jours, dans un contexte littéraire et parisien. Aujourd'hui, je vous propos ...  Show more

This time, we’ll hear a conversation between two people who meet in the park and have a general chat about their dogs. We'll study lots of new vocabulary - discussing the breed of dog, commenting on his coat, describing his personality, and more. Our lesson is in response to a su ...  Show more

This time, our dog is in trouble and requires a trip to the vet. We'll learn how to say that something is wrong and we'll study a number of useful verbs, including 'rester', 'se mettre à', 's'attarder' and 'se rétablir'. It's a longer lesson this time, so let's get started... 

PETS: Laurie Taylor talks to Jane Hamlett, Senior Lecturer in Modern British History at Royal Holloway, University of London, about her study of the British love affair with pets over the last two century. She found that the kinds of pets we keep, as well as how we relate to and ...  Show more

There are dogs to love (big, drooly, friendly pups) and dogs to love (loyal, best friend mutts)... hey--who doesn't love pooches? (No offense to the cat lesson.) Now, we know you've probably got a wallet full of photos to pull out and show off, but first, learn from th ...