How to understand spoken French - (5 Easy Tips)

How to understand what you hear in French, especially fast French speakers. Improve your French vocabulary-How to say “yes” in French? Learn 5 ways to understand more French.Understanding spoken French can be extremely challenging especially when native French speakers speak French quickly. In this easy French lesson I am giving you five ways to improve your listening skills in French. I am also explaining why you struggle to understand spoken French like that you will be able to quickly improve your French listening skills.

Video about the liaisons here:

I made a video about changes due to the rapidity of the speech here:

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[MyFrenchStory]

Bonjour tout le monde,

Video about the liaisons here:

I made a video about changes due to the rapidity of the speech here:

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[cockroach-spray]

I can read french, understand it when slowly spoken but when a real French person starts talkin it's like they speed rapping.

[DaveZula]

Yes, please make video about how things get pronounced differently when speaking fast! This would help me a lot!

[kcthepipeteer]

PLEASE, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, a video on how rapid french words sound

[meliodasledragondelacolere]

je suis contente d’être française, parce que cette langue est compliquer.
bon courage à vous!

[aj]

A video on liasons....s'il vous plaît

[alyssaurus]

So happy to see the abreviations like "chui" a few years ago I asked my French teacher about this, because in English we have "I am" but we tend to say "I'm". My French teachers never taught me any abreviations like these!!

[sanjeevkumarkaushik]

Thanks for making this helpful vedio. Written french is more easy for a foreigner but when i listen a conversation, i cant understand much.

[YouMarilyn]

I’d love to hear more examples of how speech changes when spoken rapidly. This is extremely helpful.

[visionarywatts]

That's so good to know that you use WordReference. I've been wondering where to learn pronunciations from since I don't have anyone that can speak french with me

[brianfletcher]

Love to hear more of these shortcuts. Your so clear and easy to understand

[edyewest]

Yes please speak about those changes when speaking quickly.

[mickifieldswitherspoon]

I definitely would love for you to create a video highlighting “les liaison”.. It’s quite difficult at times to listen and then try to translate what you think was said.. ..Great videos by the way...Very helpful!.. You get right to the point, and give great examples!!!

[adejoke]

This is one of the best and most helpful videos out here

[devendra]

Ms. Pearl, I have seen many videos of yours & found very good French teacher. I personally wants to take classes from you. Your teaching style with smiling face, right pronounciation, describing everything are excellent. Every day I watch, listen your 1 or 2 videos .
J sui Indian.

[jana]

you are such a great teacher I wish you taught me in school when I first started

[maximeleboeuf]

I’m new to learning French. I have Rosetta Stone and I’m on unit 9. My husband is bilingual from Quebec Canada. I just want to speak French fluently for when we move.

[fartunahmed]

I’m really appreciate your slowly speaking and explaining smoothly.
I’m trying to learn French from scratch. I know few words
Thanks dear
I’m waiting to watch more useful videos from you

[Bean_]

Doing my French gcse and this really helped!

[dsz]

I'm learning more from you than my from my French teacher