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Dialogues

Complete conversations with a practice mode for your part.

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DELF, DALF & examsDialogueA1
DELF A1 clothes-shop role-play: change colour, keep your size
Practise a French T-shirt purchase with a €20 budget and size M. Ask the price, compare alternatives and try a green shirt when blue is unavailable.
Pronunciation & listeningDialogueA2
Il y a or y a? Follow a conversation about a new flat
Recognise casual y a as il y a in a conversation about a flat. Practise questions, negatives and “two days ago”, with a picture scene to explore.
Verbs & tensesDialogueB2
Report French quotations faithfully: a dialogue to practise
Relay a wish, an offer and an instruction in French. Practise a dialogue, check time and pronoun changes, and keep each speaker’s meaning.
Reading & writingDialogueA2
French café dialogue: read the lunch menu and change an order
Read a €12 French lunch menu, then practise Lina’s order when the tart runs out. Check included dishes, drinks and the final bill.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA1
French dialogue at the swimming pool: tickets, lockers and rules
A full French conversation at a public pool: buying an entry, renting a locker with a coin, asking where the changing rooms are. Practise your part.
Words & expressionsDialogueA2
Ami, copain or connaissance? Introduce the people you know
Practise a French conversation about friends and acquaintances. Compare ami, copain and connaissance, including mon amie and the boyfriend meaning of copain.
Culture & registerDialogueB1
French small talk at work: a coffee-machine dialogue
Practise an 18-line French workplace conversation about the weekend and future plans, with English cues and a polite shift from vous to tu.
Grammar & usageDialogueB1
C’est…qui in French: say who did it
Practise c’est…qui through a family conversation about languages. Compare the person who acts with the person affected, then check your answers.
DELF, DALF & examsDialogueA1
A1 French partner role-play: book an exhibition visit
Practise an A1 French exhibition booking with a partner. Ask about times, check the end time and change your reply when one visit is full.
Pronunciation & listeningDialogueB1
Who said what? Follow the turns in a French conversation
Follow three people arranging a meeting. Track a preference, a reported message, a changed proposal and the final decision, then practise the organiser’s lines.
Verbs & tensesDialogueB2
Retell a French story: from literary past to everyday speech
Retell a short passage with passé composé while keeping its background, earlier events and hopes. A partner dialogue guides you through the scene.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
Introduce two people in French and give them a shared topic
Introduce Nora and Malik at a photography workshop, connect their interests and hand the conversation over. Practise a three-person French dialogue.
Words & expressionsDialogueB1
Brancher or connecter? Set up your devices in French
Practise a French device-setup dialogue: plug in a charger, connect to Wi-Fi and log into an account. Learn brancher, connecter and se connecter.
Culture & registerDialogueB1
Carrément or vraiment? A French conversation about weekend plans
Practise an enthusiastic yes, a surprised really and a strong description in a French dialogue. Compare carrément and vraiment with examples and a quiz.
Grammar & usageDialogueB1
Celui-ci or celui-là? Choose clothes without repeating the noun
Practise celui-ci, celle-là, ceux-ci and celles-là in a clothes-shop dialogue. Eight forms, four picture cards and three questions with clear pointing cues.
DELF, DALF & examsDialogueB2
French counterarguments: answer the concern and improve the proposal
Rehearse a French discussion about evening workshops, acknowledge an access concern and revise the proposal with a relevant response.
Pronunciation & listeningDialogueB1
French interview practice: follow the question and the reply
Follow a French interview about changing careers. Match reasons, dates and examples, and spot when the guest corrects the interviewer’s assumption.
Verbs & tensesDialogueB1
Relay a French message: requests, questions and reported speech
Follow Marc as he passes Léa’s travel message to Nora. Practise pronouns, a future viewed from the past, requests with de and questions with si.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
Return a missed call in French: who called, and what about?
Open a callback, give your name and identify the reason for the earlier call. Practise a complete phone dialogue and three useful follow-up questions.
Words & expressionsDialogueB1
Étroit or serré? Explain a narrow cut or a tight fit in French
Practise a clothes-shop dialogue with étroit and serré. Describe narrow spaces, tight waists and close spacing, with picture cards and an agreement check.
Culture & registerDialogueA2
Entendu or bien reçu? Practise short French message replies
Use bien reçu for a message that arrived and entendu for an instruction or plan. Practise a twelve-line exchange and distinguish receipt from completion.
Grammar & usageDialogueA2
Donc or alors? Say so and then in a French conversation
Follow a neighbourhood clean-up conversation to use donc for a result, alors for a next step, and alors meaning then. Practise your part and take a quiz.
DELF, DALF & examsDialogueA2
Change an appointment in French: compare two new times
Practise a French appointment call with hidden speaking lines. Reject an unsuitable time, accept Friday morning and confirm which booking it replaces.
Pronunciation & listeningDialogueB1
Euh, ben and bah: follow a French conversation
Read euh, ben and bah in a conversation about a language workshop. Hide your replies, practise the exchange and check what each marker does.
Verbs & tensesDialogueA2
Je pars demain: use the French present for future plans
Make arrangements with present-tense French: je pars demain, on déjeune vendredi. Read a planning conversation, practise your lines and check the timing.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
Calling an internet provider in French: activate your connection after a move
Practise a French call about a new address, router delivery and activation. Check the date your connection should work and what to do if it fails.
Words & expressionsDialogueA2
Poste or place? French dialogue for your first day at work
Start a new job in French: distinguish your poste, your place in a meeting and your poste de travail. Practise a dialogue with prompts and a short quiz.
Culture & registerDialogueA1
Bonjour, salut or coucou: practise French greetings
Practise three French greetings in short conversations: bonjour at reception, salut with a friend and coucou in a warm message, with English cues.
Grammar & usageDialogueB2
Laisser + infinitive: let someone speak, finish or leave
Practise laisser + infinitive in a meeting: who gives permission, who acts, how pronouns work, and how laisser differs from faire.
DELF, DALF & examsDialogueA2
A2 French counteroffers: respond when the plan changes
Practise a photography-workshop dialogue: keep a €15 budget and a home-before-one limit while the partner offers different times and prices.
Pronunciation & listeningDialogueB1
Why French speakers repeat words: follow a conversation
Read and practise a French conversation with repeated words. See how repetition checks a time, strengthens a description, restarts a request and confirms a correction.
Verbs & tensesDialogueB1
Reporting French commands: demander de and dire de in conversation
Relay instructions with demander à quelqu’un de and dire de. Practise a short dialogue, reflexive commands, negatives and four transformation questions.
Everyday FrenchDialogueB1
French work instructions: clarify the task and repeat it back
Rehearse a French work brief with a missing deadline, a review stage and one changed detail. Practise your part and check the final task summary.
Words & expressionsDialogueA2
Remplacer or échanger: replacements, swaps and shop exchanges
Practise a French shop exchange, then compare remplacer A par B, échanger A contre B and échanger avec someone. Includes a dialogue and pictures.
Culture & registerDialogueB1
Franchement or honnêtement: give a candid opinion in French
Practise frankly and honestly in a French conversation about a presentation. Compare opinions, direct speech and honest behaviour with examples.
Grammar & usageDialogueA2
French questions with ou: practise offering a choice
Offer tea or coffee, choose a table and agree a day in French. Practise a café dialogue, useful replies and the spelling difference between ou and où.