Différences entre l’oral et l’écrit

Différences entre l’oral et l’écrit, very often written French is different than spoken French. Specially when French is used in everyday conversations in a non-formal context.That happen in all languages, we remove some sounds to facilitate pronunciation or to save time. So in this video, Différences entre l’oral et l’écrit, Anne will propose you 9 most frequent differences between writing and speaking to help you better understand spoken French.

 

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Differences between oral and written

Understanding these differences can significantly enhance your comprehension and fluency. It allows you to grasp the nuances and colloquialisms that are often used in everyday speech, making your interactions more natural and authentic. By recognizing these patterns, you’ll also be able to improve your listening skills and better follow conversations in French. Additionally, you’ll become more aware of the informal shortcuts and expressions that native speakers use, which are rarely found in textbooks but are essential for real-life communication. This knowledge can also boost your confidence when participating in conversations, helping you to speak more fluidly and respond more appropriately in various social situations.