101 Conversations in Simple French

Short Natural Dialogues to Boost Your Confidence & Improve Your Spoken French

By: Olly Richards

Narrated by: Sylvie Pardon, David McNeill

Length: 2 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's Summary

Improve your spoken French from home with 101 real-world conversations in simple, everyday French.

Real French people don’t speak like your textbook...so it’s no wonder you feel unprepared when it’s your turn to speak! This audiobook fixes that. For the first time, you’ll learn to speak French in the real world, with 101 authentic conversations in simple, spoken French, so you can become confident in the words, phrases, and expressions you need to communicate like a local.

You’ll be transported into a real-world story that unfolds between six French characters, told by the people themselves in 101 authentic conversations. Over 15,000 words of real French, you’ll immerse yourself in a gripping French drama and get an education in natural French in the process. Here’s what you’ll get:

• 101 conversations in simple French, so you can learn the real French spoken in the street, understand spoken French with ease, and have French roll off your tongue more fluently
• Over 15,000 words of dialogue - an unparalleled resource that will immerse you in French, at a level you can understand, so you can learn real spoken French without getting lost or overwhelmed
• Real, daily spoken French throughout so you can learn the expressions that real people use on the street (not in textbooks)
• Situational dialogues from typical daily circumstances, so you’ll prepare yourself to survive realistic French encounters, in shops and cafés, and make meeting people and making arrangements second nature
• Conversations that are carefully written to be accessible for beginners (A2-B1 on the CEFR)
• Each conversation is limited to around 15 lines of dialogue (150 words), so you can get that crucial sense of achievement and motivation when you finish each conversation
• Word lists with English definitions in every chapter
• Summaries of each conversation which contextualize each dialogue

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©2019 Olly Richards Publishing Ltd (P)2019 Olly Richards Publishing Ltd

Good, but I REALLY need to see the printed text!

I am an intermediate French learner. I wanted to enhance my skills with these 101 conversations, but I really need to see them printed as well as hearing the audio. Having the PDF downloadable would be super!

Love it!

just keep listening to it over and over and you will start to pick up more and more of thr conversation!

Great for beginners!

I appreciate these short stories! As a beginner I could only follow the gist of what the characters are saying but still enjoyed the experience though and proud to have finished my first french "book".

I wasted money on others!

I deducted one star from overall because the intro was way too long. But everything else was great. I need practice with my listening comprehension so I am starting with the beginners. I was able to follow along quite well, understanding quite a bit of the story. The reader/s were not too fast nor too slow. They were easy to understand and had pleasant voices. The only reason that I am considering purchasing the ebook version is so that I can see some of the words I did not know. But this would only be if I still cannot figure out a lot of the words after listening a few more times.

Enjoying it so far, happy with purchase :)

Interesting story, simple enough (dialogues) to follow, good narration. Best book/audiobook of conversational dialogues I have found, after listening to 4-5 others with more reviews of good ratings.

They're not conversations.

I bought this on Kindle then Audible to go with the kindle versions. I am disappointed with the Audible version. They are transcripts of a story read out by one person. A conversation is something carried out by two or more people. This is simply a transcript or story read out by one person that takes place in a taxi or an antique store and other places. While the audio is clear and there is plenty of vocab to get your teeth into. There is zero quality production to it. ie no background sounds or noises to help place you in the environment. All parts are read out by one woman, including the narration.

So instead of losing yourself in the immersion of the story, you are constantly reminded by the quality of the producton. You're better off looking up "Dialogues en Français" on Youtube for real authentic sounding dialogs and conversations by actors with some proper sound production to boot. Plus it's free.