Learning French Slang with Street French
Learn a new language on LingQ: https://www.lingq.com As is the case in many languages, once your French is at a level where you can easily interact with native speakers, you may find yourself wondering at the meaning of certain colloquialisms. Street French focuses on these in their channel. We discuss this in this interview.
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