Hosted by The Déclic Anglais Podcast · 🇫🇷 FR · FR · 218 episodes
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Améliorer ses compétences de compréhension à l’oral en anglais n’a jamais été aussi facile ! 😍🔊🇬🇧 Vous êtes coincé(e)s au plateau intermédiaire en anglais ? No problem ! 👍 Notre podcast est un tremplin parfait pour vous aider à quitter ce plateau intermédiaire et progresser vers des niveaux plus avancés en anglais. Nous explorons pour vous des sujets intéressants sur la culture, les voyages, les films etc. et vous donnons des astuces pratiques pour vous améliorer en anglais, avec nos épisodes ciblés à votre niveau. Ne vous sentez plus jamais perdu(e) ! 📍 Chaque épisode est en « learner-friendly English » (simplifié, mais toujours assez stimulant pour cultiver votre anglais) Si vous en avez besoin, suivez chaque épisode avec la transcription écrite fournie Les épisodes sont ponctués de brefs résumés en français pour faciliter votre compréhension 🇫🇷 Les nouvelles expressions sont bien expliquées à la fois en français et en anglais 🔎 Ce programme vous plaît ? Après le podcast, pourquoi ne
The Déclic Anglais Podcast hosts The Déclic Anglais Podcast, a education show with 218 episodes published.
Welcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week, we have two words! to take offto land Today's episode uses these verbs in the context of air travel. Happy listening, dear listeners! :-) Cliquez
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: COMPASS (noun). Other words heard in this episode: a tool = un outila magnet = un aimantthe North Pole = le pôle Nord Happy listening, d
Show notesIn May 1926, humans successfully travelled to the North Pole for the first time. The voyage was dangerous and revolutionary, using new technology that no one had tried before! The person who led this daring mission was R
Show notesIn May, springtime (le printemps) is here - and it is a busy period for pollinators, small insects which are an essential part of our ecosystem. This episode explores the idea of "No Mow May" where people avoid mowing th
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: BOIL. (Please note that "boil" is a regular verb. In the past: "boiled"). Other words heard in this episode: to heat something = chauffe
Show notesApril 2026 marks forty years since the catastrophe at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Soviet Ukraine. In this episode, we explore what happened on that night in 1986, and the resulting environmental emergency that c
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: PUBLIC TRANSPORT. Other words heard in this episode: a carbon footprint = une empreinte carbone Happy listening, dear listeners! :-) Cli
Show notesEvery April is "Earth Month", where people and organisations around the world try to raise awareness of environmental issues. This episode explores some key English vocabulary and expressions relating to environmental is
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: HUG. It can be used as a noun: a hug, to give someone a hug. It can also be used as a verb: to hug someone. (Please note that "hug" is a
Show notesIn Wales, two languages co-exist side-by-side: English and Welsh (a Celtic language). But if you travel in Wales, you will hear the locals speaking a language that seems to be English, but with all the music of the Welsh
Show notesThis episode explores the beautiful Welsh language (la langue galloise) - a Celtic language spoken in Wales (le Pays de Galles). Welsh is closely related to Breton, the Celtic language spoken in Brittany (la Bretagne). W
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: to MELT. (Please note that "melt" is a regular verb. In the past: "melted"). Other words used in this episode: to pour something (verser
Show notesIn this episode, we are exploring three interesting expressions relating to CHOCOLATE. Is your phone a chocolate teapot?Do you know someone who thinks that they're chocolate? This episode will teach you the meaning and c
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: CHOCOHOLIC. (These people make the best Christmas presents!) Other words used in this episode: a slang word (un mot argotique)addicted (
Show notesChocolate is one of the most loved foods in the world! You might eat kilogrammes of chocolate every year. But how much do you know about this super food? In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of our favouri
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: WILDLIFE. (This word does not refer to your pet animals, like cats and dogs!) Other words used in this episode: fauna (la faune)wild (sa
Show notesIn 1945, Australia had a problem: It was a big country, with resources and industries... But no people! The solution? To encourage hundreds of thousands of British and Irish workers to move to Australia. The price of the
Show notesHappy New Year, dear listeners! :-) We begin 2026 with a journey to the "Land Down Under" - Australia! If you are planning or trip to Australia or just curious about this island continent, this episode is a great introdu
Show notesWelcome to "Word of the Week" from the Déclic Anglais Podcast. This week's word is: CRAFTSPERSON. (These people make the best Christmas presents!) Other words used in this episode: to make something by hand (à la main)ha
Show notesHOORAY!!! The Déclic Anglais Podcast is now 5 years old. This episode is an ENORMOUS thank you to you, the dear listeners of this podcast. We explore some interesting statistics of the podcast, such as: Which countries l
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