One of the main things learners seem to be finding difficult is the idea of making conversation with people. It’s easy enough to order a coffee, or book into a hotel, and saying the words and phrases you’ve learned at the appropriate time is great, but sometimes it’s not enough. What happens when you ask a question and you receive 30 seconds of solid French in return? In the final ten lessons of Coffee Break French we’ve created something which we think will help you develop your range of language, and allow you to get more used to picking out the key words and phrases as you listen. We’re delighted to introduce this first episode in a series of ten shows which introduce a ‘radio play’, featuring Scottish couple “David” and “Christina”, who are on holiday in Villefranche, who meet up with Jean-Jacques and his wife Sophie. Each lesson will feature excerpts from the long conversation in which David and Christina get to know their new friends.
In this first episode, David and Christina get lost on the way to the Lion D’Or, a restaurant in Villefranche. They bump into Jean-Jacques who happens to be heading the same way and they end up going to the restaurant together. They chat on the way to the restaurant. Please note that lesson 31 of Season 2 was originally known as lesson 71 of Coffee Break French. We have renumbered the lessons of each season as lessons 1-40 to make things more simple for our listeners.
This season of Coffee Break French features a total of 40 lessons, all of which will be included in the podcast feed. Just stay subscribed to the podcast to enjoy each episode. If you’d like to benefit from video versions, lesson notes and bonus audio materials, you can access the premium version of Coffee Break French in the Coffee Break Academy.
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CBF Travel Diaries 2.04 | Atelier de pêche
CBF Travel Diaries 2.03 | Impressionnisme et impressionnés
CBF Travel Diaries 2.02 | Voyage dans le temps à Rouen
CBF Travel Diaries 2.01 | Paris: un jour, une nuit
CBF To Go 2.10 | Quelle est ta ville française préférée ? - What is your favourite French city?
CBF To Go 2.09 | Avez-vous déjà mangé quelque chose de bizarre ? - Have you ever eaten anything strange?
CBF To Go 2.08 | Quelle serait ta destination idéale ? - What would your ideal destination be?
CBF To Go 2.07 | Qu’est-ce qui t'embête le plus ? - What annoys you the most?
CBF To Go 2.06 | Préféres-tu l’été ou l’hiver ? - Do you prefer summer or winter?
CBF To Go 2.05 | Pour toi, est-il important d’apprendre une langue étrangère ? - Is learning a foreign language important to you?
CBF To Go 2.04 | Qu’as-tu fait hier ? - What did you do yesterday?
CBF To Go 2.03 | Quel est ton mot français préféré ? What is your favourite French word?
CBF To Go 2.02 | C’est quoi une journée typique pour toi ? What is a typical day for you?
CBF To Go 2.01 | Pour toi, est-il important de voyager ? - Is travel important to you?
A special thank you from Coffee Break on International Podcast Day
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C’est chic ! - Coffee Break French Travel Diaries Episode 6
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