59: "I saw something interesting on TV last night..."

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🗓️ 29 April 2007

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

We'll discover how to discuss a programme from last night's TV schedule in this lesson. In particular, Xavier talks about a documentary he saw on the life of Henri Troyat, a prolific French writer. We'll meet - and practice - new expressions including 'passer à la télé', 'être décédé', 'être crevé' and 'rester éveillé jusqu'à'. Allons-y!

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0:00.0	Hello and
0:13.0	welcome back to Learn French by podcast.
0:15.0	My name is Hugh Nagel and with me is Emily Verdeer.
0:19.0	Bonjour Amelie Verdeer. Bonjour Amelie. In this lesson we'll see how to talk about a documentary we saw last night. Let's listen to a role play to begin.
0:35.0	I've seen an excellent document to the
0:40.0	year so.
0:41.0	A boom, that was what?
0:43.0	I never know not the title of the reportage.
0:46.0	She's entering two apé
0:47.0	to see this key
0:48.0	on the different chain when I was tambed to super-rasser.
0:51.0	It was on the same.
0:52.0	On the 5th. That was very interesting.
0:56.0	Me, I regard I'm fine in Gardin, on Tefen, and in the
1:00.0	I'm surprised.
1:01.0	I'm surprised at the film. I'm not very long and it's funny,
1:05.0	to be well.
1:06.0	By contrast, it's damage that's not that's not what you're not
1:09.0	what you're not as far by me.
1:10.0	Me, I've proved that I was not as cultural.
1:12.0	I prefer Artie or France-5, because their program
1:16.8	permits to construct a good culture general.
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