C’est agréable, tu ne trouves pas?
In this post, “C’est agréable, tu ne trouves pas?”, It’s nice, don’t you think? You are going to listen to a short conversation in the RED and BLUE format. This short conversation will help you to improve your speaking skills in a very interactive way.
Short – Conversation
| French | English |
| Maya: Ahhh, comme c’est agréable. Enfin du soleil ! | Maya: Ahhh, how nice. Finally some sunshine! |
| Clément: Oui ! C ‘est agréable, tu ne trouves pas ? | Clément: Yes, it’s nice, isn’t it? |
| Maya: J’aime quand il fait beau. Mais demain, il va pleuvoir… | Maya: I like it when the weather is nice. But tomorrow it’s going to rain… |
| Clément: Oh non… Je voulais jouer au tennis… | Clément: Oh no… I wanted to play tennis… |
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