5 Spoken French Scripts Before Your Next Trip to France

Want to improve your French before visiting France? Learn these 5 practical French scripts for real-life conversations for a quick fluency boost!
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Have you ever noticed that the written French you learned in school isn’t incredibly useful in everyday situations where you actually have to USE your French? Congratulations - you’ve picked up on the fact that spoken French and “school French” aren’t the same thing ;) .
If you want to gain more confidence and give your fluency a boost ahead of your next visit to France, it’s important to start practicing with examples of real, everyday French. That’s why all of my courses and 30-Day French Challenges are focused around practical, useful French.
Today, I’ll give you a sneak peek at some of that content, as we cover 5 common situations and dialogues that you can master to feel and sound more fluent in spoken French.
Take care and stay safe.
😘 from Grenoble, France.
Géraldine

[@catherinehalloran196]

It's refreshing to hear authentic French speakers engaging in plausible, true to life conversations. Thank you. Excellent!

[@baronessbooks9909]

I do plan on going by train next trip to Lyon and Nice so I’m studying.

[@sponacq]

Merci, Geraldine ❤!

[@sa21g22g23]

Merci beaucoup pour pouvoir enseigner et pouvoir enseigner meilleur cette nouvelle et superbe thème et très intéressant leçon du debut et matin de samedi

[@michaelcrummy8397]

Des dialogues bien utiles et intéressants. J’étais à la Gare de l’Est en 1978, au moment d’arriver à Paris par le train de Luxembourg. Nous sommes restés à l’Hotel Paradis, tout près de la gare pendant trois jours, avant de continuer à Angers pour notre semestre d’études. C’était au début de février. À la fin du semestre au début de juin, j’ai fait ce même voyage à l’envers en Luxembourg. De là, j’ai volé sur Icelandic Airlines en Islande, puis à l’aéroport JFK à New York pour mon retour chez-moi en New Jersey. C’était une des grandes expériences de ma vie, pendant que j’ai vu Paris, les châteaux de la Loire, les Menhirs de Carnac, et le Mont Saint Michel. J’ai toujours des souvenirs heureux de ces quatre mois aventureux en Europe.

[@nancobbey5583]

I love your haircut !

[@barahforever]

You look gorgeous. Merci beaucoup.

[@Nina-dp3gx]

Would this be level A2 or B1? I could understand all except half of the hours and the info about the hike.

[@continental_drift]

Le numéro 5 m'a fait penser à Louis la brocante

[@JohnSmith-gg2yj]

I like your hair

[@phillipmcduffie9353]

I need the scripts in pdf. I didn't find a link below the video for the transcripts.

[@ajs41]

I just clicked on the transcript in the video description.

[@cindland]

The times were difficult for me to make out. It was too fast. 🥹 the place names too.

[@baronessbooks9909]

Yes it goes fast so I was able to pause it on the screen and then could read it and study. For me just a reminder I need more time listening to spoken French. 😂