
Learn French in coffee-break lessons from the Radio Lingua Network. In each lesson we'll focus on the language you need to know and before long you'll be making yourself understood with native French speakers. Season 1 lessons are for absolute beginners, and the courses increase in difficulty as the seasons progress.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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This is the companion podcast to On Track Episode 2: the second day of the race, starting in Milan. The episode itself is on the Coffee Break Languages YouTube channel, and it's best to watch that first. We talk about how the day went, so be aware th... more
This is the companion podcast to On Track Episode 1: the first day of the race, starting in Venice. The episode itself is on the Coffee Break Languages YouTube channel, and it's best to watch that first. We talk about how the day went, so be aware th... more
On Track is our new series: a five-day race across Europe by train. Two teams of Coffee Break language experts, ten cities in four countries, and language challenges at every stop. Team Green is Francesca, from Coffee Break Italian, and Pablo, from C... more
We're back with a special bonus episode of the Great Coffee Break Treasure Hunt 2026! Join us for a detailed explanation of this year's Treasure Hunt clues. Sit back, relax and enjoy listening to this episode on your next coffee break. ☕️
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Don’t really see how Europe is related to French, but otherwise good
Any mHA fans?! I’m only here to learn some French to be like Aoyama te-he >:3
My husband and I who are in our 60s have been listening to this podcast religiously for the last three months. It has helped us greatly, even in a classroom setting where we are taking French locally. The content is explained carefully and in the correct order for learning and building upon what you might already know. My only caveat would be if you start with season one don’t get into all the tenses other than the present tense on some of the verbs he covers. I’m taking a A1 level French class... more
As a fluent French speaker many moons ago having used Coffee Break Italian for a few months I thought I’d check this out.
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I liked the earlier seasons when the French text would be broken up and Marc would go through it slowly. I didn’t like how the later seasons are mostly in English focusing on idiomatic phrases
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Progressive French lessons move from foundational language skills to practical vocabulary, grammar, idioms, and expressions used in everyday conversation. Episodes typically focus on one topic, with a teacher-led explanation, examples, pronunciation guidance, and short quizzes or prompts that invite listeners to practise as they go. The format suits beginners as well as people returning to French after a break, with lessons designed to fit into a short commute or break. Some episodes also bring French language into cultural topics and interactive activities such as a European treasure hunt. The teaching emphasizes clear explanations and useful context, helping learners understand not just what a phrase means but how French speakers use it.
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