C'est mon premier experience avec ce système ou l'on peut suivre avec la traduction de chaque phrase avec un seul clic. J'ai connu ceci avec Language Now! mais pas sur ligne. C'est épatant - très pratique! Merci.
"Les cours d'anglais - Gad Elmaleh" has been shared to the blog from the French reading practice section of the learning library where you can find a large selection of interactive texts to help you with your reading skills.
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Enjoy Gad Elmaleh’s stand-up comedy about learning English in this video. After watching, scroll down for the transcript in our bilingual reader, where you can click any French phrase for the English translation and related grammar lessons.
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Comments: 4
Bonjour Anthony !
Merci beaucoup pour votre feedback enthousiaste :)
Nous sommes très fiers de notre Reader!
Nous vous conseillons également d'essayer nos Dictées and Writing Challenges, as well as our Gap Fill exercises : a whole range to test your French skills!
Bonne journée !
It sounded like it must be very funny in French. Certainly the audience seemed to think so.
I could not follow it spoken at that speed.
But from the transcript it seems very tame, except maybe the pun about his name.
Bonjour David !
Yes, this is a classic sketch in France, and the line "Where is Brian?" is often quoted :)
But I agree that it seems to have aged a bit, since I watched it as a young adult ;)
Still good to know as a common French reference!
Bonne journée !