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Real French by Adeline

Real French by Adeline

著者： Adeline CACHART
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Real French sounds nothing like your textbook. "Je ne sais pas" becomes "ché pas". "C'est pas mal" is a real compliment. If you've studied French for years and still freeze when a native speaker opens their mouth, this podcast is for you.

Each episode decodes one piece of spoken French: the words natives swallow, the compliments that don't sound like compliments, the polite phrases that mean the opposite of what you learned.

Hosted by Adeline, French teacher for 11+ years and DELF/DALF examiner. Spoken in French at natural speed, with slow repetitions. Level B1–B2, accessible to strong A2.

Full transcripts for every episode: simplecommebonjour.academy/en

Small-group conversation classes for adult learners: simplecommebonjour.academy/en

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  • The French Apéro: Why Saying « I’m Not Thirsty » is a HUGE Mistake

    The French Apéro: Why Saying « I’m Not Thirsty » is a HUGE Mistake
    2026/09/14

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    6pm. Spring. A packed terrasse. This is where French really happens. But if someone invites you for an apéro and you say "no thanks, I'm not thirsty" — you've just committed a cultural crime.

    In this episode, Adeline explains why the apéro is sacred, what French people actually say, and the surprising reason why "un demi" is not half a litre.

    Level: B1–B2 (accessible to strong A2). Spoken at natural speed, with slow repetitions.

    Full transcript and vocabulary list: simplecommebonjour.academy/en/podcast/french-apero

    Small-group conversation classes for adult learners: simplecommebonjour.academy/en
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    18 分
  • Don’t say that in France! (5 Embarrassing French False Friends)

    Don’t say that in France! (5 Embarrassing French False Friends)
    2026/09/14

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    Think "excité" means excited? Think again. In French, this word has a very different meaning — and using it wrong will make everyone in the room uncomfortable. Plus 4 more French words that look like English but mean something completely different.

    In this episode, Adeline reveals 5 false friends (faux amis) that trick English speakers every day — with real situations, corrections, and a practice exercise.

    Level: B1–B2 (accessible to strong A2). Spoken at natural speed, with slow repetitions.

    Full transcript: simplecommebonjour.academy/en/podcast/french-false-friends

    Small-group conversation classes for adult learners: simplecommebonjour.academy/en
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    12 分
  • 5 French Words You Hear EVERY 30 Seconds (But Never Learned in Class)

    5 French Words You Hear EVERY 30 Seconds (But Never Learned in Class)
    2026/09/14

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    Bah, ben, du coup, en fait, quoi, voilà — these tiny French words won't appear in any textbook, but you'll hear them every 30 seconds in real conversations. Can you spot all 10 occurrences in a single story? Grab a pen and try the challenge.

    In this episode, Adeline breaks down what each word means, when French people use it, and the sneaky difference between "en fait" and "au fait" that trips up every learner.

    Level: B1–B2 (accessible to strong A2). Spoken at natural speed, with slow repetitions.

    Full transcript: simplecommebonjour.academy/en/podcast/french-filler-words

    Small-group conversation classes for adult learners: simplecommebonjour.academy/en
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    9 分
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