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Do you want to understand native speakers in French? To be honest, it's not that easy. Our online tool can help you learn. We provide exercises that you can use to practice and test your French listening comprehension abilities. These on-demand exercises can help you learn independently, anytime and anywhere. Our tool helps you prepare for conversations with native speakers and get a sense of French pronunciation.

How to Practice Your Listening Skills in French

Select one of the texts from the list. You can choose from many different topics and levels of difficulty.

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Listen to the audio recording and focus carefully on understanding the text.

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Trouvez des mots qui sonnent bien ensemble, même s'ils ne forment pas une rime parfaite.

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This page allows you to easily type French accents and other French characters without a French keyboard. You can edit your text in the box and then copy it to your document, e-mail message, etc.

Press Alt with the appropriate letter. For example, to type é, è, ê or ë, hold Alt and press E one, two, three or four times.

Stop the mouse over each button to learn its keyboard shortcut.

Shift + click a button to insert its upper-case form. Alt + click a button to copy a single character to the clipboard.

You can select text and press Ctrl + C to copy it to your document. In your target document, press Ctrl + V, or, if you want to paste the text without formatting, try Ctrl + Shift + V.

Where one letter can receive more than one type of accent mark, the most frequently used accent is typed with a single keystroke, the second most frequent accent with two keystrokes, etc. For example, there are four types of "e with accent" in the French language (é, è, ê and ë). If you hold downAlt and press E, that will type the most frequently used one - e with accent aigu (é). PressingE again will type the second most common accented e - e with accent grave (è) - and so on. If you're the kind of person who wants maximum typing speed, you can also use dedicated shortcuts for è and ê (mouse over a button to check its associated keyboard shortcuts).

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Practice your French reading skills with our ever-growing collection of interactive reading content grouped by CEFR level and accompanied by detailed explanations and links further resources. These articles are presented to you using our Bilingual Reader: while reading the text you can click any phrase to see the English translation and related French grammar lessons. To further aid your reading comprehension, lessons can be bookmarked from the Reader and saved for practice later. Most of these features also include a video or audio file so that you can practice your listening comprension at the same time.

A1: Beginner French reading exercises

A Christmas Carol
Read and listen to this bilingual version of Charles Dickens's classic "A Christmas Carol," adapted and translated for beginning French students.

Cher journal
Learn to talk about daily routines while practicing your French listening and reading comprehension.

Entretien avec un vampire
Check out this interview inspired by Anne Rice's novel to practice your French listening and reading comprehension.

Marie in France - A1 Reading and Listening
Work on your A1-level French reading and listening comprehension with this bilingual article - click any phrase to see the English translation as well as links to related French grammar lessons.

Petit Pangolin Malin - Comptine d'Afrique
African nursery rhyme about a very cute (and topical) animal!

A2: Lower Intermediate French reading exercises

Belgium's Declaration of Independence
Practice listening and reading while learning about how Belgium proclaimed its independence.

Bonne fête des Mères !
One Sunday in May or June is designated Mother's Day in France, but why? Where does this annual maternal celebration come from?

Bonne fête des Pères !
The third Sunday in June is unofficially Father's Day in France. Find out where it came from in our bilingual article.

Breton accent
Get an (exaggerated) idea about French as it's spoken in Bretagne in this humorous sketch by Les Inconnus (a famous French trio of humorists from the 90's).

Carte postale
Practice your French listening and reading comprehension with this postcard about Magalie's stay with her grandparents.

Dans les coulisses du Moulin Rouge
The Moulin Rouge is a world-famous revue in Paris. Take a look behind the scenes and sequins with this video report.

Hajj
One of the largest religious gatherings in the world is the annual Muslim pilgrimage, called Hajj, to Mecca. In addition to devotion, technology is beginning to play its part as well, as explained in this video.

Il y a un monstre sous mon lit !
Oh no, there's a monster under this little boy's bed! Listen to his conversation with his father, then scroll down for the bilingual reader.

Kwiziq French Film Fest
With the Cannes festival just around the corner, May is movie month at Kwiziq! For our first French film fest, we've written mini reviews of our favorite movies which you can read and/or listen to.

La chasse aux œufs
Join the hunt for Easter eggs with this French audio article.

La semaine des Martin
Article about a busy week of activities for the Martin family.

Le Festival du cinéma américain de Deauville
The seaside resort of Deauville, in Normandy, is home to an annual American movie festival.

Le Gendarme de Saint-Tropez - French Film Fest
Grzegab's review for the Kwiziq French Film Fest.

Le Salon du chocolat
Chocolate lovers and Francophiles rejoice: Paris's annual chocolate festival is just around the corner. Practice listening and reading with this sweet article.

Le TCF sur ordinateur
Learn how to take the official French test known as TCF in this video. You can find more French test tips below the transcript / translation.

Les vacances à la mer de Lola
Work on your A2-level French reading and listening comprehension with this bilingual article - click any phrase to see the English translation as well as links to related French grammar lessons.

Mon répondeur
Ever wondered what a French answering machine and its messages might sound like? It's a great source of vocab and colloquial French!

Ouragan Irma
In early September 2017, an enormous hurricane caused untold damage in the Caribbean, devastating several islands. I live on the French-Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, which seemed to be right in the path but was in the end spared the worst of the storm - here's my story.

Petit Ours Brun fait des crêpes
Watch this cute video about making crêpes - just in time for le jour des crêpes (2 février)

Pourquoi les Français sont-ils si fiers de leur cuisine ?
Why are the French so proud of their cuisine? Find out in this cute animated video.

Présentation Equipe de France Paralympique 2018
Get to know Cécile Hernandez, a French Paralympic Games skiboarder in this video.

Présentation de l'Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie
Today is the International Day of Francophonie, and here's an introduction to the organization behind it.

Public holidays in France
Everyone loves a good public holiday, n'est-ce pas? France has 11 of them, but they're not always paid days off from work.

Pézenas : Destination estivale
Pézenas is a beautiful town in southern France loaded with history, culture, and artistic significance. Learn about this "green pearl" in our French audio article with transcript and translation.

Reste à la maison
Yann Lambiel's parody of the song "Y a le printemps qui chante" by Claude François.

Saturday in Paris
Take a stroll around Paris while working on your French listening and reading comprehension.

Tour de France jerseys
There are four official Tour de France jerseys - do you know what the colors mean?

Un mauvais numéro
Wrong number! Listen to this friendly exchange between a caller and the person she called by mistake.

Une journée chargée
Audio article about a busy day of shopping and socializing.

Une journée dans ma vie d'au pair
Spend a day as an au pair with this video.

Very Low Cost Airlines
Think the last flight you took was bad? It probably doesn't compare to this one!

What is Ramadan?
Ramadan is a holy month on the Islamic calendar. When is it and what's it about?

Édith Piaf - portrait français
Édith Piaf was a French cabaret singer and international star. Read and listen to our bilingual article, then listen to a few of her classic songs.

B1: Intermediate French reading exercises

20 March: International Day of Francophonie
French is spoken in dozens of countries, a phenomenon known as "Francophonie" which is celebrated every year on 20 March. Celebrate by learning about a few French-speaking countries that you might not be familiar with.

6 juin 1944 : voyage à travers le temps
The Allied landing in Normandy is commemorated every year with parades and speeches - and even re-enactments of that fateful day.

8 mai 1945 : la capitulation de l'Allemagne à Reims
On the 8th of May 1945, Germany surrendered to Allied forces. Find out more in this video with archive footage. Below, you'll find the transcript and translation - click any phrase to read the English and find links to related French grammar lessons.

Alpine French School
If you love to ski or snowboard, like me, then you might be interested to know that there's a school in the Alps where you can ski and learn French at the same time.

Ascension
Learn about the mobile jour férié and Christian holiday of Ascension, celebrated 40 days after Easter Sunday.

Au Restaurant de la Plage
Enjoy lunch at a beachside restaurant with this bilingual article.

Bûche de Noël : recette
Find out how to make the most classic of French Christmas desserts: la bûche de Noël.

C'est qui Coluche ?
Do you know who Coluche is? Find out in this cute animated video.

C.R.A.Z.Y. - French Film Fest
The third Kwiziq French Film Fest review is by our very own Aurélie. Watch the trailer: C.R.A.Z.Y.

Claude Monet's "Water Lilies"
French painter Claude Monet is famous for his Water Lilies. For the story behind the unique way these impressionist paintings are displayed, watch this video.

Comment est née la langue française ?
Where did the French language come from? Get the short answer in this cute animated video for children.

Conseils pratiques pour profiter des marchés de Noël
December is a wonderful time to be in France thanks to the famous Christmas markets. Here's some practical advice to help you maximize your enjoyment and minimize hassles.

Célébrations de Thanksgiving
It's Thanksgiving! Though this is an American celebration, the Kwiziq team is international, so I thought it would be fun to take a look at similar holidays from our respective countries.

D'où vient la tradition du marché de Noël ?
Learn a bit of the history behind France's traditional Christmas markets in this cute video.

D'où vient le nom des Schtroumpfs ?
If you were a kid (or parent) in the 80s, you undoubtedly knew the little blue creatures known as Smurfs. As odd as that name might be, the original French is even odder: les Schtroumpfs.

DIY Pâques - Œuf avec message surprise à l'intérieur
Put your DIY skills to use making un Œuforique, a decorated egg with a surprise message inside.

Des initiatives pour aider parents et enfants
Video about some initiatives in Belgium to teach and entertain children while giving parents a bit of a break during confinement.

Devant un match de foot
It's World Cup time, so here's a fun dialogue between two football (soccer) fans watching a match.

Divali : la Fête des Lumières à Vancouver
Learn about the colorful, joyful festival of Diwali, celebrated by Indians all over the world.

Dix pour cent : la bonne recette
Dix pour cent is a humorous French TV series about the trials and tribulations of movie star agents.

Dix pour cent : la bonne recette (suite)
Part 2 of the video about Dix pour cent, a humorous French TV series about the trials and tribulations of movie star agents.

Et tout le monde s'en fout : L'eau
Funny video (with some vulgar language) about a serious subject: water.

Euro 2016
Euro 2016, the 15th edition of the European football / soccer championship, will take place in France from 10 June to 10 July. Learn a bit about this year's competition in our bilingual article.

Festival de Cannes
One of the most famous and prestigious film festivals in the world is held annually in Cannes. Learn a bit of its history and traditions in this French video with transcript and translation.

Festival des cerfs-volants
Berck-sur-Mer is home to an annual kite-flying festival - and it's going on right now! Learn about this colorful event with this video while working on your French listening comprehension.

France Gall, la groupie du pianiste
France Gall passed away in January 2018. Learn about this French singer with a unique voice in our bilingual article.

French Elections
The next French president will be elected this Sunday - learn about French elections in this bilingual article.

Game of Thrones (no spoilers)
For all you GoT fans out there (and anyone who'd just like to know what all the fuss is about), here's a video talking about all the records this fantasy TV show broke in its eight-year run.

Haiti's story of independence
Haiti was the first French colony to gain independence, thanks in large part thanks to one man.

Il est né le divin enfant
Il est né le divin enfant is one of the most popular French Christmas carols. Enjoy this animated video followed by lyrics in our bilingual reader.

Immigrer au Canada
If you dream of immigrating [UK: emigrating] to Canada, this official video has the vital information you need.

Inventions françaises
Hundreds if not thousands of products you use every day started out as nothing more than an idea - and many of those ideas were originally French.

Jardin d'hiver, de Keren Ann
Practice your French listening and reading comprehension with this wintery song.

Johnny Hallyday : 1943-2017
Watch this hommage to Johnny Hallyday, a French rock and roll legend who died in December 2017.

Joyeux Hanoucca !
The festival of Hanukkah begins on 25 Kislev on the Jewish calendar, which means the date on the Gregorian calendar changes every year.

L'Appel du 18 Juin 1940
The Appeal of 18 June is considered the origin of the French Resistance during World War II. Learn how it came about in this French video with transcript and translation.

L'Arnacœur - French Film Fest
The first Kwiziq French Film Fest review comes from none other than our CEO, Gareth "Gruff" Davies.

L'anniversaire de Cyril
Practice listening and reading with this story about a surprise party.

L'histoire de la fête Nationale
Learn about the history of France's national holiday, le 14 juillet, in this informative video.

L'oral de français en Première
At the end of "Première," the penultimate year of French high school, French students have to take a literary oral exam. Many of the tips offered in this video can be applied to other oral exams.

La Toussaint
Toussaint, or All Saints' Day, is an important Catholic holiday, particularly in France.

La fête de la Saint-Patrick
Saint Patrick's Day is the most important day of the year for Irish people all over the world. Learn about this 17 March celebration with this video.

La rentrée des classes de Mathilde
This back to school article features lots of practice with the future tense.

La tradition de la Galette des Rois
Have you ever eaten a Galette des Rois? This famous French cake, eaten only in January, contains a surprise!

La valeur inestimable de Notre-Dame de Paris
Notre-Dame de Paris, a jewel of French Gothic architecture, was partly destroyed by fire on 15 April 2019. Learn about some of the damage that was done in this video.

Le Bataclan, un théâtre hors du commun
On the 2nd anniversary of the monstrous attack which cost 90 people their lives on November 13th, 2015, and as the Bataclan theater opens its doors again, we wanted to pay tribute to this mythical place of Paris nightlife.

Le Club des Poètes
If you like Paris and poetry, you'll love le Club des Poètes. Find out about this thrice-weekly opportunity to recite poetry in our bilingual audio article.

Le Dîner de cons - French Film Fest
Laura's review for the Kwiziq French Film Fest.

Le Radeau de la Méduse, de Géricault
On 2 July, 1816, the ship "La Méduse" wrecked on the shores of Mauritania, and inspired one of the most famous paintings in the world. Learn more in this video.

Le Salon International de l'Agriculture
The annual Salon International de l'Agriculture is the largest French agricultural event of the year.

Le français moderne
Learn about Modern French in part five of our series of bilingual articles on the development of French over the centuries.

Leap Day - La journée bissextile
This extra day comes but once every four years - learn the reason for Leap Day and Leap Year and how to talk about them in French.

Les Fêtes Johanniques de Reims
One of the most important historical events in France takes place in Reims and commemorates Charles VII's coronation in its cathedral. Learn about it in this French audio article with transcript and translation.

Les Médiévales d'Ouffet
Every two years, the Belgian town of Ouffet hosts Les Médiévales, a weekend medieval festival.

Les bonnes résolutions de fin d'année
New year, new opportunity to make exercise a habit. Here's what a French gym and some of its newest members have to say about it.

Les bouchons, plaie de la route des vacances
When you're driving, the worst part of vacation is getting there and back, and France sees more than its fair share of summer traffic jams.

Les cours d'anglais - Gad Elmaleh
Enjoy Gad Elmaleh's stand-up comedy about learning English in this video.

Les mamans calmes
To celebrate Mother's Day in France, here's a sketch by the famous French stand-up comedian Florence Foresti, in which she explores the difficulties of motherhood, especially the irritating case of "perfect moms." Language warning: some mild vulgarity.

Les nouvelles régions
The map of France underwent some big changes this year - learn about the new regions and their names in this bilingual article.

Léo et Popi : la Galette des Rois
Fun video about la Galette des Rois, featuring Léo et Popi from the classic French children's book by Helen Oxenbury.

Marie Curie
Ready for two minutes of women's history? Listen to French kids talking about renowned scientist Marie Curie in this cute video.

Menton's Lemon Festival
The lovely French town of Menton is famous for its annual lemon festival. Take a behind-the-scenes look with this video.

Monsieur Grognon
Put your French negation skills to work with this bilingual article - click any phrase to see the English translation as well as links to related French grammar lessons.

Naissance de la langue française
Modern French dates from about the year 1300, but where did it come from? Learn about the birth of French in this French audio and transcript - just click any phrase for the English translation and related grammar lessons.

Noël en France - Christmas in France
How is Christmas celebrated in France? How are Christmas Eve and Christmas Day different in France than in the US or UK?

Nutella : Bousculades, pagaille, la promo monstre vire à l'émeute !
In January, a huge discount on Nutella, a chocolate-hazelnut paste beloved by the French (especially on crêpes), led to fights and riots in several stores.

Omar Sy - Interview Cinéma
French actor Omar Sy is known for a number of international hits, including Les Intouchables and X-Men: Days of Future Past. In this interview, he talks (quickly!) about some of his favorite movies.

On va camper ce weekend !
This audio article about camping was specially written to help you prepare for the listening and reading portions of the AP French exam.

Parle-t-on français ailleurs dans le monde ?
Is French spoken anywhere outside of France? Find out in this cute animated video for children.

Plus de faits intéressants sur le français
By popular demand, more interesting facts about French.

Pollution à Paris
Air pollution is a problem all over the world, and the capital of France is no exception. Fortunately, the mayor of Paris is taking steps to reduce it.

Premier Mai, poème de Victor Hugo
Listen to Victor Hugo's lovely poem for spring: Premier Mai.

Prénoms français
French parents are not completely free to choose their child's first name - learn about some surprising restrictions in this bilingual audio article.

Préparatifs de Noël
Get ready for Christmas with this short bilingual article.

Prévisions Météo-France
Check out this French weather report for some useful vocabulary and expressions.

Qu'est-ce que l'Avent ? What is Advent?
Learn about Advent and Advent calendars in this French-English article.

Quand je serai grand
Watch this cute video of kids singing about what they'll do when they grow up, then see the lyrics in our bilingual reader

Quelques faits intéressants sur le français
Take a break from learning French to learn some interesting facts about French.

Recette - Le Gratin Bœuf, Potiron et Parmesan
Learn how to make a delicious beef, pumpkin, and parmesan gratin in this video and bilingual article.

Rentrée scolaire - limiter les dépenses
The start of a new school year typically involves shopping for new supplies. This video shares some tips to keep these expenses as low as possible.

Roland-Garros
Whether you call it Roland-Garros or the French Open, if you're a tennis lover, you won't want to miss this French audio article about the only Grand Slam tournament played on clay courts.

Rosh Hashana
Learn some traditions related to Rosh Hashana, a two-day celebration for the Jewish New Year.

Septembre chez mes grands-parents
Reminisce about visiting grandparents in the fall in this audio article.

Soirée d'Hallowe'en
A small town in Alsace scares people from all over the region with an elaborate haunted house garage.

Songkran - Thai New Year
Did you know that Thailand celebrates New Year's in mid-April? Learn about the unique festival of Songkran in this bilingual article.

Tour de France
The Tour de France is a bike race and incredible test of endurance. Learn a bit about the history of this annual event in our bilingual article.

Un cœur en hiver - French Film Fest
Rowen's Kwiziq French Film Fest review.

Vendredi 13 : jour de chance ?
Do you think Friday the 13th is unlucky, lucky, or just another date on the calendar? Find out the story behind this supersitious day in this video.

Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo was a renowned author and poet, in the Romantic movement - one of the greatest and best-known French writers.

À quoi ça sert de recycler ses déchets ?
What's the point of recycling? Professor Gamberge explains all to a skeptical Charlotte in this animated video.

Éclipse en Guadeloupe
While the Great American Total Eclipse was just a partial eclipse in Guadeloupe, it was still a sight to behold and required the same special glasses.

B2: Upper Intermediate French reading exercises

Allô les urgences vétérinaires ?
Cat stuck in a tree? Call the emergency vet service.

Assomption
August 15 is the Catholic holiday of Assomption (Assumption Day) and is férié (a public holiday) in France.

Au secours ! Je n'ai plus internet !
Need help dealing with customer support when your internet goes out? Check out this audio article for some useful phrases.

Autumn at the Landerneau market
French markets are full of beautifully coloured food, and never more so than in autumn. Visit the Landernau market with this French video, including transcript and translation.

Bastille Day
Happy Bastille Day! Learn about the French national holiday in our bilingual audio article.

Beaujolais nouveau : ne l'appelez plus piquette !
It's that time of year again, when wine lovers gather to taste the young wine known as Beaujolais Nouveau. But is it really as good - or bad? - as they say?

Becoming French
Ever wonder how to obtain French citizenship? This video offers a nice summary of the different ways and what you have to do for each one - plus, it's great listening practice!

Charles Aznavour s'éteint à 94 ans
Famed French-Armenian singer passed away in October 2018. Watch this video highlighting aspects of his talented career, then scroll down for the transcript in our bilingual reader.

Comment préparer son bagage en cabine
Get some useful packing tips with this video by Catherine Schwaab.

Coupe du Monde 1998
Twenty years ago, France beat Brazil to become world champions of European football (aka soccer). In this video, trainer Aimé Jacquet shares his first thoughts.

Demande d'emploi
This audio article about a job letter was specially written to help you prepare for the listening and reading portions of the AP French exam.

Des vacances mémorables
Laurence and Arnaud go on a dream vacation to celebrate 5 years together in this audio article.

Dialectes et langues régionales
For centuries, France was divided into two main dialectal regions. Learn about the development of French in this bilingual article.

Décès de l'ancien président Jacques Chirac, l'animal politique
Former French president and mayor of Paris Jacques Chirac passed away on 26 September 2019. Learn about the legacy of this political animal in this video from France24.

Fête de la musique
La fête de la musique is an annual celebration in France and around the world. Learn a bit of its history in our bilingual audio article, then listen to a few French variety classics.

Fête de la musique : interview de Jack Lang
In 1981, Ministre de la Culture Jack Lang came up with a new celebration where citizens from every background could celebrate a common love of music: la Fête de la Musique. Here's how it happened.

Fête des Lumières à Lyon
Lyon's Festival of Light is a must-see event where the walls of buildings become movie screens. Here's a taste of what's in store in 2017, including the newest security measures.

Hallowe'en in France
At a nursery school in Biarritz, kids get ready for Halloween with stuffed pumpkins and favorite costumes.

Histoire d'animaux
Learn or practice some French expressions with animals in this cute bilingual story.

Histoires d'argent
A bilingual text about different relationships to money, rich in French idioms.

Hommage à Louis de Funès
Louis de Funès was a giant of French comedy known for his high-energy acting, diverse facial expressions, and foul temper.

Héritage de Johnny Hallyday
Despite being French, Johnny Hallyday wrote his will in the United States, which allowed him to disinherit his children. Find out how they're challenging the will and whether they have a case in this video.

L'histoire de la Saint-Sylvestre
In France, New Year's Eve is known as la (fête de) Saint-Sylvestre - but why?

La Bretagne se révèle en Côtes d'Armor
The northwestern corner of France is a beautiful region called Bretagne, or Brittany. Discover a few of its secrets and myths in this fast-paced video.

La Chandeleur
The 2nd of February is known as Chandeleur, la fête des chandelles, or le jour des crêpes - learn all about it in this video.

La main dans le sac
Learn or practice some idiomatic French expressions in this bilingual caper.

Le DELF-DALF en témoignages
The DELF and DALF are official French proficiency tests. In this video, French teachers in various countries talk about what DELF and DALF mean to them.

Le Louvre : 800 ans d'Histoire
Did you know that the Louvre, one of the most famous museums in the world, was originally a fortress? Learn about the history of this Parisian monument in this fascinating video.

Le XVIIIe siècle, le siècle des Lumières
Learn about some of France's rich history in this video.

Le français classique
Learn about Classical French in this 5-part series of bilingual articles about the development of French over the centuries.

Le grand nettoyage de printemps
Take part in the big spring cleaning with this audio article.

Le moyen français
Learn about Middle French in this 5-part series of bilingual articles about the development of French over the centuries.

Le premier mai
In much of the world, the 1st of May is a public holiday called Labour Day. Learn the history in this French video with transcript and translation.

Le ski - Têtes à Claques
Difficult but funny Québécois claymation video about a downhill skier calling emergency services - for himself.

Le suffrage universel masculin - 5 mars 1848
France was the first country to institute universal men's suffrage. Find out how that came about in this audio article and bilingual reader.

Les Français vus par les étrangers
Listen to some opinions about the French by people all over the world while working on your French listening comprehension.

Les animaux en vacances
Pets are important to the French, so much so that they're often included in family vacations. This can be something of a challenge, as you'll learn in this video report.

Les sites touristiques incontournables de la Guadeloupe
Visit the beautiful archipelago of Guadeloupe in this informative video.

Lettre au Père Noël
Read Lise's letter to Santa to practice your French Christmas vocabulary as well as listening and reading comprehension.

Lynda Lemay - Les Maudits Français
To celebrate Quebec's National Day, la Saint-Jean-Baptiste (June 24th) and la Fête de la Musique (June 21st), here is a song by Québécois singer-songwriter Lynda Lemay.

Mardi gras ~ Pancake Day
Learn about the various names and celebrations for the day before Ash Wednesday.

Milo - Les œufs en chocolat
Milo - Les oeufs en chocolat

Mon année à l'étranger
Quelle chance ! Spend a year in France with this audio article and bilingual reader.

Noël à Kaysersberg
No trip to France during the Christmas season would be complete without a visit to one of the famous Christmas marchés, and the one in Kaysersberg is perhaps the most authentic.

Poisson d'avril !
April's fish... what? Learn about the silly celebration that takes place in France on the 1st of April.

Pokémon Go - La chasse est ouverte
Pokémon Go has taken the world by storm, and while we can't offer any tips on finding Charmanders or Jigglypuffs, we can help you understand their French names in our bilingual article.

Portraits français - Jeanne d'Arc
Jeanne d'Arc is one of the most famous women throughout French history. Listen and then read our bilingual article, the third in our series of Portraits français.

Que la Force soit avec vous !
We couldn't miss the chance to share our best memories of Star Wars and create a themed French reading exercise for you at the same time!

Quel est le sens spirituel du Carnaval et du Mardi Gras ?
Carnaval and Mardi Gras are huge, weeks-long celebrations in Nice, Venice, New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, and many other cities around the world. Find out about their religious origins in this video.

RIP Minsky, the father of artificial intelligence
Marvin Minsky, the father of artificial intelligence - and our beloved KwizBot's spiritual grandfather - has died. May he rest in peace.

Rentrée de professeur
The start of a new school year is a big deal for students as well as teachers, as heard in this audio article.

Romance au marché
Here's a cute story about love at first sight, packed with delicious French idioms.

Réalisatrices françaises
In honour of International Women's Day on 8th March, we're celebrating and highlighting the top 5 female film directors in the world of Francophone cinema.

Taxi !
Listen to this dialog between a taxi driver and a customer for some useful French expressions.

Trois minutes pour comprendre Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving Americans! And to everyone else who might be scratching your heads wondering what the big deal is, check out this video that offers a quick overview of one of the most important American - and Canadian - holidays.

Trottinettes électriques - À quand la fin de l'anarchie à Paris ?
Electric scooters can be found all over Paris - at least until the police come along and have them impounded.

Visite de Marseille
See the sights and taste the bouillabaisse while visiting the French city of Marseille with SNCF.

Visite de Strasbourg en Alsace
Visit the beautiful Alsatian town of Strasbourg and taste some local beer in this video.

Visite de la Côte Fleurie (Normandie)
Visit some lovely towns along the coast of Normandy, including Honfleur, Trouville-sur-Mer, and Deauville.

Visite du Périgord
View castles from a riverboat, visit prehistoric caves, and taste truffles in the beautiful French region of Périgord.

What makes a perfect Valentine's Day? (Bilingual article)
This bilingual article with audio describes two very different holidays - and what a difference!

C1: Advanced French reading exercises

Alsatian accent
Get an (exaggerated) idea about French as it's spoken in Alsace in this humorous sketch by Les Inconnus (a famous French trio of humorists from the 90's).

Histoire et origine du français canadien
The French spoken in Québec is different than what you might be used to - but why? Check out this animated video for an explanation of the Québécois accent ...

Kwiziq dans le "Crystal Maze"
In May 2018, the Kwiziq Team met in London for a week of work - and just a bit of fun, including a visit to The Crystal Maze Experience.

La Saint-Valentin
Celebrate Valentine's Day with this funny video about interpreting gestures on a first date.

Quand Mai 68 changea la France
May 1968 was a turning point in French history. On this 50th anniversary, learn how students and workers revolutionalized France.

Savoyard accent
Get an (exaggerated) idea about French as it's spoken in Savoie in this humorous sketch by Les Inconnus (a famous French trio of humorists from the 90s).

Une Saint-Valentin entre filles
No Valentine? No problem!

V pour Vendetta
In honour of Guy Fawkes Night (November 5th), let's take a look at V for Vendetta, a 2006 political thriller film set in a dystopian United Kingdom under the rule of a neo-fascist regime, where V, the mysterious anarchist freedom fighter tries to start a revolution through elaborate terrorist acts. Highly recommended!

Vendée Globe 2016 / 2017
Vendée Globe is a grueling, non-stop solo round the world race without assistance.

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Leveled books for kids

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News for teens

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GEO Ado - Le magazine de notre planète - Actus, reportages, photos pour adolescents - Collège

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Stories, legends, fairy tales, nursery rhymes

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CHICKEN LITTLE

The cautionary tale of un poulet tout à fait normal who unfortunately believes everything he reads on the internet. This story is written in the present tense, and the audio is a little faster than our other stories.

The Bird and the Whale

Our first ever original tale: A whale and a bird fall in love. Everything is perfect. But the world doesn't stop turning just because a bird and a whale fall in love. Soon they need to fight to stay together. A story for adults as much as children.

The Three Little Pigs

Once upon a time there were three pigs who decide to build their own houses, only to run afoul of a wolf with an insatiable love for des côtelettes de porc. Lots of helpful repetition and pork-related vocabulary in this story.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

A precocious blonde girl breaks into the home of three bears, eats their food, destroys their furniture, and then falls asleep in one of their beds. Plenty of house vocabulary to enjoy in this story.

Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood ignores her mother's advice to "reste sur le chemin," and meets a cunning cross-dressing wolf while chasing butterflies. Are you afraid of Le Grand Méchant Loup?

The Ugly Duckling

The classic tale of a goofy-looking duckling who finds his place in the world (after he grows into his good looks, of course).

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Learn French with French Children's Stories - The French Experiment

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Well-known childrens stories translated into French and spoken by a native French speaker. Read along in French or English. Great for adults too!

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CHICKEN LITTLE

The cautionary tale of un poulet tout à fait normal who unfortunately believes everything he reads on the internet. This story is written in the present tense, and the audio is a little faster than our other stories.

The Bird and the Whale

Our first ever original tale: A whale and a bird fall in love. Everything is perfect. But the world doesn't stop turning just because a bird and a whale fall in love. Soon they need to fight to stay together. A story for adults as much as children.

The Three Little Pigs

Once upon a time there were three pigs who decide to build their own houses, only to run afoul of a wolf with an insatiable love for des côtelettes de porc. Lots of helpful repetition and pork-related vocabulary in this story.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

A precocious blonde girl breaks into the home of three bears, eats their food, destroys their furniture, and then falls asleep in one of their beds. Plenty of house vocabulary to enjoy in this story.

Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood ignores her mother's advice to "reste sur le chemin," and meets a cunning cross-dressing wolf while chasing butterflies. Are you afraid of Le Grand Méchant Loup?

The Ugly Duckling

The classic tale of a goofy-looking duckling who finds his place in the world (after he grows into his good looks, of course).

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Learn French with French Children's Stories - The French Experiment

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Question words
Question words are amongst the most important vocabulary you'll learn. Not only will they allow you to extract information from others, but you can hold whole conversations with these words alone! Ask any four year old! This lesson covers: How much/many? When? Where? How? Why? Which? What? Who?
The partitive article "some"
The partitive article "some" or "any" is used a lot more in French than in English. It's a pretty simple one, and a good one to master if you'd prefer to have some cake, rather than the whole thing.
Vocabulary and phrases for time concepts
This lesson illustrates some common time concepts, including how to say , "sometimes", "early", "late" - Not to mention the essential phrase, "I eat cheese all the time!"
Phrases for when your French deserts you
If you're planning a jaunt into French-speaking territory, you're bound to encounter communication problems at one point or other. Knowing how to politely say "I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you're saying" can be pretty useful.
Making things negative
How to turn a positive statement into a negative statement using ne ... pas. This lesson will show you how to say that you do not like cats, or that you do not want to dance.
My, your, his, her...
Possessive adjectives are what let us say that it's his bike, her lint collection, our troublesome dog, or their noisy rooster. French enjoys a few more of these words than we do in English, and there are some interesting rules for how to use them.
Possession in nouns
If all those possessive adjectives in the previous lesson made you sad, you'll enjoy this lesson. It's a lot more straightforward. You'll learn how to talk about things that belong to specific people: E.g., Antoine's shirt, Catherine's skirt, the children's bedroom, etc.
The definite article
Even if you're brand new to studying French, you probably know that the French like to put la and le in front of words, right? These are the French words for "the", otherwise known as the definite article. Here's how you know which one to use!
Talking about the weather
Otherwise known as the best conversation starter, ever. Learn how to say "it's warm", and "it's raining", and you'll always have something to contribute to a conversation!
French idioms and expressions
Every language has its weird expressions, and French is no different. In this lesson you'll learn what it means to lose your goats, put it under your elbow, or to have a 'fat morning'.

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Free Online French Lessons - The French Experiment

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Free online French lessons, voiced by a native French speaker. Popular children's stories translated into French. Great for beginner French learners.

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African newspaper

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Jeune Afrique - Premier site d'actualité sur l'Afrique

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Reading passages with vocabulary and activities

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Reading in French is an excellent way to learn new vocabulary and get familiar with French syntax, while at the same time learning about some topic, be it politics, culture, or a favorite hobby. Here are some suggestions for ways to improve your French reading skills, depending on your level.

For beginners, it's good to start with books written for children, no matter what your age. The simplified vocabulary and grammar offer a stress-free introduction to reading in French - plus the cute stories will probably make you smile. I highly recommend Le Petit Prince and the Petit Nicolas books. As your French improves, you can move up grade levels; for example, We know a 50-something intermediate French speaker who enjoys the moderate challenge of reading action-adventure and mystery novels written for teens. If you're in France, don't hesitate to ask librarians and booksellers for help choosing appropriate books.

Another useful technique for beginning students is to read original and translated texts at the same time, whether written in French and translated into English or vice versa. You can do this with individual novels of course, but bilingual books are ideal, as their side-by-side translations make it easy to compare equivalent words and phrases in the two languages.

Also consider French readers, which include short stories, novel excerpts, non-fiction, and poems chosen especially for beginners.

Intermediate students can also make use of translated texts; for example, you could read the translation No Exit in order to become familiar with the themes and events before diving into Jean Paul Sartre's original, Huis clos. Or you could read the French play first and then the English, to see how much you understood in the original.

In a similar vein, when reading the news, it will be easier to understand articles written in French if you are already familiar with the topic in English. In fact, it's a good idea to read the news in both languages no matter what your level of French may be. In the translation/interpretation program at Monterey Institute, professors stressed the importance of reading a daily newspaper in each of our languages, in order to know the relevant vocabulary for whatever is going on in the world. (The varying points of view offered by different news sources is just a bonus.)

It's important to read about topics that interest you: sports, animal rights, sewing, or whatever. Being familiar with the topic will help you understand what you're reading, you'll enjoy learning more about your favorite subject, and the vocabulary you learn will help you later when speaking about that topic in French. It's win-win!

Should you look up unfamiliar words while reading?

It's an age-old question, but the answer isn't so simple. Every time you look up a word, the flow of your reading is interrupted, which can make it difficult to remember the storyline. On the other hand, if you don't look up unfamiliar vocabulary, you might not be able to understand enough of the article or story to make sense of it anyway. So what's the solution?

First and foremost, it's important to choose material that is appropriate for your level. If you're a beginner, diving into a full-length novel will be an exercise in frustration. Instead, choose something simple, like a children's book or a short article about current events. If you're intermediate, you might try more in-depth newspaper articles or short stories. It's perfectly fine - in fact, it's ideal - if there are a few words you don't know so that you can learn some new vocabulary as you work on your reading. But if there are two new words in every sentence, you might want to try something else.<br/>
Likewise, choose something on a topic that interests you. If you like sports, read L'Équipe. If you're interested in music, check out MusicActu. If you're interested in news and literature, read them, otherwise, find something else. There's plenty to read without forcing yourself to slog through something that bores you.

Once you've chosen an appropriate reading material, you can decide for yourself whether to look up words as you go or just underline them / make a list and look them up later. Whichever method you use, you should reread the material afterward, to help cement the new vocabulary and make sure that you understand the story or article. You might also want to make flashcards for future practice/review.

One of the tricky things about French is that the written and spoken languages are quite different. I'm not talking about register (although that is part of it), but rather the relationship between French spelling and pronunciation, which is not at all obvious. Unlike Spanish and Italian, which are spelled phonetically for the most part (what you see is what you hear), French is full of silent letters, enchaînement, and liaisons, all of which contribute to the elusive nature of the French accent. My point is simply that unless you never plan to speak or listen to French, it's a good idea to combine reading with listening in order to make the connection between these two separate but related skills. Listening comprehension exercises, audio books, and audio magazines are all useful tools for this sort of joint practice.

Work on your French reading comprehension with these assorted exercises. Each one includes a story or article, study guide, and test.

Lucie en France was written by Melissa Marshall and is published here with permission. Each chapter in this intermediate-level story includes the French text, study guide, and quiz. It is available with or without a "histoire bilingue" link, which leads to a page with the French story and English translation side-by-side.

Some of these articles are hosted on other sites, so after you read the article, you can find your way to the study guide and test by using the navigation bar at the end of the article. The navigation bars in each exercise are identical except for color.

I. Article about job searching. The study guide focuses on the preposition à.

Voici mon CV. Où est mon travail ?
Exercice de compréhension

II. Article about smoking legislation. The study guide focuses on adverbs.
Sans fumée
Exercice de compréhension
III. Announcement of an art exhibition. The study guide focuses on pronouns.
Les couleurs de la Guerre
Exercice de compréhension
IV. Directions for getting to and around Montréal. The study guide focuses on adjectives.
Comment se déplacer à Montréal
Exercice de compréhension

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How to Improve Your French Reading Comprehension

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Literary excerpts with vocabulary and activities

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French Literature - French Reading Comprehension

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French Literature Littérature Read the opening paragraphs of some of the greatest French literature, with side-by-side English translation. - Lawless French

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African news in French

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Le journal télévisé international de BBC Afrique.

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Canadian news clips

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French news clips

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Tous les JT de 20h de France 2 à voir et revoir en direct et replay

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Reportages・Tous les jours à 20h sur TF1

Grand rendez-vous de l'actualité, " LE 20H " est le journal diffusé chaque jour en direct à 19h58 sur TF1. Présenté par Julien Arnaud, Gilles Bouleau, Anne-Claire Coudray ou encore Audrey Crespo-Mara, le JT de 20h met en lumière de nombreux reportages, documentaires et duplex informant les français sur les sujets sociétaux, environnementaux et économiques. La rédaction TF1, à travers le journal de 20 heures décrypte l'actualité française et internationale afin de vous proposer un condensé exhaustif de l'actualité.

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Music videos with audio activities

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Thousands of music videos and lyrics are waiting for you. Learn English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Japanese, Turkish and more.

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Current events videos with activities

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Apprendre le français FLE gratuitement, cours de français avec TV5MONDE

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Plusieurs dizaines de journalistes perdent leur vie chaque année en exerçant le métier. Les régimes totalitaires, les conflits, les catastrophes naturelles ou autres évènements dangereux, les journalistes sur le...

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Practice your verb conjugations with helpful drills and quizzes.

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Learn French Online | French Language Course | Mango Languages

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Thematic vocabulary - search by topic

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French newspaper

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Le Figaro - Actualité en direct et informations en continu

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A la Une : Retrouvez toute l’actualité en France, à l’international, l’actualité économique et politique avec Le Figaro

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Le Monde.fr - 1er site d'information. Les articles du journal et toute l'actualité en continu : International, France, Société, Economie, Culture, Environnement, Blogs ...

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Les actus à la une | 1jour1actu.com - L'actualité à hauteur d'enfants !

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Short videos explaining concepts to children

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English to French, Italian, German & Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com

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Practice conjugating verbs/tenses

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Welcome to French verb practice at UT Austin. In this section, you will conjugate a series of verbs, in one of various tenses. You will be provided ongoing feedback re: your responses.

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Explanations and practice for all grammar topics

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Tex's French Grammar is the integral grammar component of Français Interactif, an online French course from the University of Texas at Austin. Français Interactif includes authentic, spoken French language via digital audio and video clips, a French grammar reference (Tex's French Grammar), self-correcting French grammar exercises, vocabulary and phonetics sections, Internet-based activities, comparative cultural polling, and an electronic workbook.