25+ Words to Sound More Natural in French

In today's video, we'll show you some essential vocabulary to show you how to sound more natural in French.

The key for how to sound more natural in French is not knowing more grammar tenses or advanced vocabulary but rather knowing the right words that come up in conversations everyday. These are words like coucou, pas mal, grand chose, that are all important parts of everyday vocabulary and will set you apart from other learners.

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These vocabulary words cannot be categorized under any one of these because your brain naturally learns language by encountering lots of different words from different contexts at the same time.

If you want to know how to sound more natural in French, this video is perfect for you because we will also show you real world examples through native French content so that you can see just how these words are used by native speakers. That way, you'll also know how to pronounce these words correctly and which contexts they come up in.

We'll also share with you which words to avoid because if you want to know how to sound more natural in French, you should also know which words sound like you are talking like a textbook and are rarely used by native speakers.

You may be surprised to find that these words were not taught in your language classes, or that your teachers instead focused on the words we tell you to avoid. But we assure you that these words are going to be essential when you want to sound natural in a spoken French context.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:38 How to Sound More Natural in French
05:37 Learn French with FluentU
06:15 More Key Phrases to Sound Natural in French
10:58 Free PDF Guide on How to Sound More Natural in French

[Gebev]

This was very helpful, thanks. Do you have a video about when to use "alors" vs "donc" vs "du coup"?

[hannahzawedde]

this was helpful. But what about IGCSE french please?

[Gebev]

Ciao is used in Bulgaria too. That's the main (even only?) way to say bye.

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Wow! You speak Japanese too. You're amazing!

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