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One Thing In A French Day

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by Learn French with Laetitia Perraut

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<p>Learn French with stories from Paris that exist nowhere else — for intermediate &amp; advanced learners (B1–C1). Carefully written episodes and real encounters with Parisians: the French worth copying.</p>

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Episode thumbnail for Programme de l’été : les épisodes du 90 (Why French Says 80 + 10)

July 13, 2026

Programme de l’été : les épisodes du 90 (Why French Says 80 + 10)

Le 90 fait sa star sur le podcast cet été ! Un nombre dont les multiples aspects sont présents sur le podcast. Je vous raconte comment un simple « Pomme F » sur mon Mac a fait surgir cette série de l’été. Ninety. In French, there’s no single word for it – you have to say ‘quatre-vingt-dix,’ literally ‘eighty-ten.’ It’s one of those quirks that makes French famous among learners. In this launch episode, I explain how a simple search on my computer turned ‘ninety’ into the theme of this summer’s rebroadcast series: nine archive episodes, from 2013 to 2025, all connected by the many faces of this number. This episode kicks off ‘Les épisodes du 90,’ a special summer collection open to both One Thing In A French Day and Cultivate Your French listeners. Expect real, both crafted and unscripted storytelling – the kind of French you’ll actually hear in Paris, not in a textbook. This summer, no pen, no notebook – just listening and speaking. Subscribers receive a podcast letter with this episode: a question to think about before pressing play, cultural markers to go deeper into the episode, three natural expressions to practice out loud, and a comprehension question to answer once you’ve listened all the way through. A different way to make progress in French.  D’autres épisodes à écouter aujourd’hui :1698 — Raconter les vacances à Dieppe — la rencontre avec Olwen Morris, pianiste anglaise nonagénaire à Dieppe2484 — Voyage mère-fille, deux épées à Lyon — pour le clin d’œil kung-fu (les épées !) en écho au 90 mains nuesJean-François, la série de l’été — pour la continuité avec la série de l’été précédent Why does French say eighty-ten instead of ninety?What is quatre-vingt-dix in French?Best summer French podcast series 2026French podcast for intermediate learnersWhat is a nonagénaire in French?Difference between chiffre and nombre in FrenchFrench podcast with real conversations not scriptedHow to improve French listening comprehension this summerWhat is Cultivate Your French podcast
 quatre-vingt-dix · nombre vs chiffre · french numbers · spoken french · learn french · french stories · real french · podcast d’été · rediffusion · authentic french · french daily life · Dieppe

Episode thumbnail for Comment commence l’été des filles ? (French Teenage Summer Life) — jeudi 9 juillet 2026

July 9, 2026

Comment commence l’été des filles ? (French Teenage Summer Life) — jeudi 9 juillet 2026

C'est l’été : le rythme change à la maison. Que font les filles cet été?  This episode is in French because it's a slice of real, everyday family life — not a scripted lesson, but the kind of natural, spontaneous storytelling that French learners rarely get access to. If you want to hear how a French family actually talks about summer plans, exams, and daily life, this episode is for you. Level: B1-B2. Much of the vocabulary here is everyday and accessible — jobs, weather, family updates — but the episode also touches on more elevated register when discussing Lisa's baccalauréat exam and French literature spanning two centuries, from Graffigny's 18th-century Lettres d'une Péruvienne to Baudelaire's 19th-century prose poems, giving learners exposure to both conversational and more literary French in a single episode. Curious how the rest of the family navigated the infamous French bac exam? Dive into these related episodes: Pour comprendre les débuts du bac dans la famille : https://onethinginafrenchday.podbean.com/e/2224-%e2%80%94-micaela-a-passe-le-bac-%e2%80%94-lundi-27-mars-2023/ La suite de l'aventure du bac de Micaela : https://onethinginafrenchday.podbean.com/e/2257-%e2%80%94-les-epreuves-du-bac-sont-enfin-terminees-pour-micaela-%e2%80%94-lundi-26-juin-2023/ Felicia, elle aussi, face au bac de français : https://onethinginafrenchday.podbean.com/e/2381-%e2%80%94-commentaire-compose-ou-dissertation%c2%a0-c-est-le-bac-de-francais-pour-felicia-%e2%80%94-vendredi%c2%a014%c2%a0juin-2024/ french stories, paris stories, french daily life, authentic french, real french, life in paris, spoken french, learn french — family, summer in france, baccalauréat, french teenagers, viola da gamba, baroque music This episode answers to the following questions: What is the French baccalauréat exam?How does the French bac oral exam work?Who was Françoise de Graffigny?What is Lettres d'une Péruvienne about?Who wrote Petits poèmes en prose?What is a viola da gamba?Where is Ploërmel, France?What is life like for French teenagers in summer?What jobs do French students do in summer?When is the French grape harvest (vendanges)?

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July 6, 2026

Duvelleroy, éventails élégants et historiques (French Fan Craftsmanship)

Comment un objet emblématique du 19e siècle redevient-il aujourd’hui un accessoire de mode à part entière ? Direction la maison Duvelleroy, où Inès nous ouvre les portes des collections et nous raconte l’histoire de l’éventail.

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<p>Learn French with stories from Paris that exist nowhere else — for intermediate &amp; advanced learners (B1–C1). Carefully written episodes and real encounters with Parisians: the French worth copying.</p>
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