Practice Your French: 30 Minutes of Intermediate French Lessons (Best of 2022)

Let’s go beyond the basics and learn how to express yourself in French just as well as you do in English!

Are you looking to take your French beyond the basic beginner level? Are you ready to create more sophisticated French sentences, and learn to express yourself in French just as well as you do in English? Well, you’re in the right place!

I’ve spent years creating videos for you so that you can learn how to get better at speaking and understanding real, everyday French — but maybe you don’t have time to sift through my hundreds of videos to find the best lessons for your level. I get it!

In today’s “compilation” video, you’ll watch 30 minutes worth of my best intermediate French lessons from 2022, so you can start taking your French to the next level.

Take care and stay safe.
😘 from Grenoble, France.

Géraldine

[clives]

Just discovered your videos so i plan to work through them.

[ThaiIsland]

This is the first time I understand great man vs tall man. Thank you for the explanation!❤

[michaelcrummy]

Merci Géraldine. J’ai mis un 👍 comme toujours. J’espère rendre visite à Paris à l’avenir, mais c’est très difficile jusqu’à la retraite à cause de mon ministère. Heureusement, j’y ai déjà passé à peu près un mois comme étudiant et touriste. Je suis familier avec le centre touristique, mais pas les autres quartiers de la ville. Je travaille comme aumônier dans un hôpital aux États-Unis, et il faut qu’un prêtre soit disponible 24 heures sur 7 jours, 365 jours de l’année. Avant de faire les vacances, il faut que je trouve un remplaçant, mais il se peut que c’est possible de couvrir l’hôpital pour 8 jours. Il y a une entreprise qui organise des tours de 8 jours. J’ai 65 ans. Si la bonne santé continue, je dois attendre au moins 5-7 ans pour la retraite. En ce moment là, je pourrai voyager en Europe une fois par an pour 8-10 jours, pour raisons budgétaires. Pendant ce temps, les blogs sont des bons moyens d’utiliser la langue française. Avant l’internet, il n’y avait que les revues comme Paris Match. C’est beaucoup mieux maintenant! À bientôt.

[frenchlessonchruieze]

I'm learning French language.
I'm learning from your YouTube videos. Thanks ❤

[mommylovespink]

Such a great teacher ❤you really are one of the best on YouTube .Merci beaucoup

[johnb]

Thank you Géraldine
This is very helpful it has been a big and continues to be a struggle as an American English speaker. Still confused at times but this certainly has helped

[cidasouza]

J'adore les videos Géraldine🥰. J'aime le langue, le musique et la culture françaises🥰. Je ne parler pas français🥰. Merci beaucoup pour partager avec nous.

[wandagrayson]

I’m so glad I found your videos. They came at a perfect time for me!

[mystinaaaa]

For adjectives: BAGS (Beauty, Age, Goodness, Size) come before. The rest after. This rule helps me a lot.

[gregbailey]

Il y a longtemps depius j'ai appris le Francé!
Je suis Australien, mais j'adore cette lange! J'ai aucune idea pourquoi!!

[sagg]

Merci beaucoup enseigner cette splendide et nouvelle superbe leçon pour pouvoir comprendre mieux la belle et douce grammaire et langue française

[bucal]

I enjoy and listen to your videos as I am learning French on my own. I have one small correction as your English is quite good-you mispronounce the word adjective. Being as professional as you are, I think that you would like to know . Keep up the good work, Merci

[gerrykreuz]

Bonjour,
C'est une leçon magnifique! Quelle est une petit adjéctivé?
Merci!

[josephciolino]

Wonderful video. Who are the great women of France who are not represented at the L'Eglise de Madeleine? If Josephine Baker is honored there, they'd better have a wing devoted to Maurice Chevalier.

[iqi]

13:20 this always confused me but not now 😎

[eing-fl]

hi, please google the proper pronunciation of "adjectives". you're stressing the wrong syllable.

[brunan]

It’s sad to watch such a talented French teacher indulged in English. Instead of her beautiful French, I’m forced to hear most of the time her cute English. Thank you but no thank you

[MaryGimbert]

Geraldine, I believe you speak too much English in your video. That's the reason I don't subscribe to your lessons. You would help those who are listening to hear complete phases in French.
Also, as someone else mentioned, despite your good English, you did not pronounce the word Adjective correctly in English. It just sounds like any French person trying to speak English (with a strong French accent). The accent is on the first syllable, not the second. Bonne chance!

[brunan]

Why you have to speak English
It’s not needed
It’s not helpful