We have reached the final episode of the Coffee Break French Magazine Season 2 and we're going out with a bang as we're discussing one of the most widely celebrated holidays in France - Bastille Day! As we discover how le quatorze juillet is celebrated in Paris, we learn some interesting expressions like grasse matinée, avoir la chance de faire qqch and finir la journée en beauté. Listen out for some reflexive verbs along the way, some examples of direct object pronouns and the use of the perfect tense, the future tense and the imperative. As always, Sophie joins Mark at the end of the episode and this time, they're discussing dates of other national holidays in the French-speaking world.
There are a total of 10 episodes in Season 2 of the Coffee Break French Magazine. If you'd like to benefit from lesson notes, transcripts, vocabulary lists and exercises, you can access the premium version of the Magazine here.
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A guide to liaisons in French | CBF Show 2.07
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‘Jouer à' or 'jouer de'? - The verb 'to play' in French | CBF Show 2.03
‘Du', 'des', 'au' and 'aux' - How to choose and use these tricky words in French | CBF Show 2.02
When to use 'on' in French | CBF Show 2.01
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Practising when to use 'qui' and 'que' - Relative pronouns Part 2 | The Coffee Break French Show 1.08
‘Qui' or 'que'? - Relative pronouns Part 1 | The Coffee Break French Show 1.07
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Useful expressions with ‘avoir’ | The Coffee Break French Show 1.04
‘Tu’ and ‘vous’ - How to navigate informal and formal French | The Coffee Break French Show 1.03
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