CBF 1:32 | Arrival in France

CBF 1:32 | Arrival in France

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CBF 1:33 | Mix up at hotel check in

In this episode, join Mark and Anna in France as they arrive at the hotel. Anna plays the role of Jane Johnson, a British tourist who is checking in at the hotel. In this dialogue, you’ll recognise lots of the words and phrases covered in Lessons 22 and 23.This season of Coffee B ...  Show more

CBF 1:34 | Breakfast at the hotel

In this episode, it’s breakfast time in Ste-Marie sur Mer. Mark and Anna are joined by Anna’s friend as they order breakfast. Having learned the content from previous lessons, listeners will understand much of the material in this lesson.This season of Coffee Break French feature ...  Show more

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