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Hosted by Dr. Natalie Amgott · 🇺🇸 US · FR-CA · 92 episodes
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Welcome to Let’s Speak French! I’m your host, Dr. Natalie Amgott. My mission is to help you overcome your French learning jitters with step-by-step podcast lessons where we break down the structures, vocabulary, and cultural tidbits you’ll need to confidently speak French while traveling or working in France or Québec. Whether you’re an intermediate adult learner or feeling rusty with your with your high school French, you're in the right place, mon ami!
Dr. Natalie Amgott hosts Let's Speak French! with Dr. Natalie Amgott, a education show with 92 episodes published.
Sometimes what you need to get momentum with your French isn’t a whole new grammar lesson! In this lesson, Dr. Natalie Amgott walks you through 6 easy ways to sound more natural in French. 5 of them involve subtracting s
You’ve learned that the final S is usually silent in French, but not always! In this episode, you’ll learn 14 common French words where you SHOULD pronounce the final S, including ours, bus, vis, cactus, fils, and more.
What does "le bac" mean? When do you use "le collège," "l'université," and "le cégep?" In this lesson, you'll learn how the school systems work in France and Québec, including the specific vocabulary for schooling from a
If you're freezing up in conversation because you keep stopping to conjugate your verbs, then what you need is a grammar reset. In this science-informed episode for A2, B1, and B2 intermediate French learners, you'll lea
Why does French feel so hard all of a sudden? Are you really getting worse at French? Why does it feel like you forgot all of the basics? Today we're diving into the science behind the questions you're asking yourself ab
If you've ever heard La Marseillaise , the French national anthem, you may have thought: "Wait...did they really just sing that?" In this episode, we're breaking down the history, vocabulary, and meaning behind one of Fr
Are you telling people that you can or that you stink ? One small sound can make all the difference! In this episode, you'll discover minimal pairs —French words that differ by just one sound but have completely differen
Did you learn that "plutôt" means "rather?" OUI et NON. Plutôt is one French verb that gets used all the time in conversation, but it doesn't only mean "rather." In today's lesson, you'll learn the five conversational co
Did you know French in Canada extends beyond Québec? And that each variety brings a different history and different linguistic structures to the table? Today, you'll learn all about Chiac and Acadian French from Janelle
Do you just repeat the same words in every French conversation? Although common words like "bon" and "très" get used all the time in French, it's helpful to know alternative so that you sound more like yourself and can e
When you're short on time, how can you get the most bang for your buck with your French? In this episode, you'll learn 6 unusual but easy ways to improve your French that don't involve another workbook, class, or grammar
As English speakers, we use the word "FOR" all the time. But that doesn't always translate to "POUR" en français. It often translates to a different preposition or nothing at all. In today's lesson, you'll learn cases wh
Why is it LE problème and LE pique-nique? Today you'll learn words that sound feminine in French, but are actually masculine. Plus, you'll learn about the "baguette trick" (and how to avoid it). Finally, I share my gift
You're spending too much time on the wrong words (l'écureuil). Today we break down the 9 words that are the hardest for my intermediate learners over the last decade of teaching. You'll walk away being able to use these
In this episode, you’ll learn a simple system to finally understand where adverbs go in French. You'll learn what to do with short ( bien, mal, trop) vs long ( lentement, facilement) adverbs, what happens in the passé co
You know reflexive verbs like se lever, se réveiller, se laver, se coucher , but using them in the past tense can feel like a different story entirely. How do we say "I woke up"? Where does pas go in the negative? And wh
Does "drôle" actually mean funny? And what's the difference between "drôle," "rigolo," "marrant," and "amusant"? In this French lesson, you'll learn 7 ways to talk about "fun" and "funny" things in French, using the appr
If you’ve ever thought about taking the DELF, you’ve probably wondered: Should I take it? What is it actually like? How do I prepare for B1 or B2? In this episode, I’m joined by one of my extraordinary students, Pami Ban
Do you ever feel like you’re doing a lot in French… but not actually making progress? In this episode, I’m sharing the simple system I wish I had when I was learning French, and the exact one I’m using now to learn Itali
Want to sound better in French this week, without studying for hours? In this episode, I’m sharing 9 of the most common mistakes I hear from intermediate (and even advanced) French learners, and how to fix them quickly s
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