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Let's Speak French! with Dr. Natalie Amgott

Welcome to Let’s Speak French! I’m your host, Dr. Natalie Amgott. My mission is to help you overcome your French learning jitters with step-by-step podcast lessons where we break down the structures, vocabulary, and cultural tidbits you’ll need to confidently speak French…

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    #99: Aussi vs. Autant - A Simple Way to Remember the Difference (opens the original)

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    Still mixing up aussi and autant ? Both can translate to “ as…as ” in English, but they’re used differently in French. In this short lesson, you’ll learn when to use aussi with adjectives and adverbs, autant with verbs, and autant de with nouns. Then, test yourself with a quick quiz at the end of the episode! Once you've listened once through, check your understanding by listening through a second time with the transcript and English translations at elevatefrench.com/episode99 . Have a friend le

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    #98: "I feel" or "I smell?" - 3 French Verbs to Talk about Feelings (opens the original)

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    Have you been telling people you smell bad, instead of that you feel bad?! In this lesson, you'll learn exactly how to use three French verbs to talk about feeling and smelling: sentir, se sentir, and ressentir Tes prochaines étapes: 1. Check your understanding and the English definitions with the transcript after listening. 2. Try using sentir, se sentir, and ressentir to talk about how you're feeling. Send it in a message to Dr. Natalie @elevatefrench on Instagram or Facebook. I LOVE hearing f

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    #97: How to Take Your French Offline and Practice with Real People (opens the original)

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    What happens when you take your French practice offline? In this episode, I’m chatting en français with Benni Kunz, creator of TandemMate , a free app designed to help language learners find people nearby for in-person language exchanges. We talk about why real conversations are so important for improving your French, Benni’s favorite strategies for learning languages, and how to get more speaking practice with real people. Plus, you’ll get to listen to an authentic French conversation and hear

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    #96: LUI vs LE and LEUR vs LES: Finally Understand the Difference (opens the original)

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    Should you use LUI or LE? To start sounding less repetitive in French, COD and COI (direct and indirect object pronouns) are essential! Learn exactly how to determine which one to use in this lesson. To take your French further: 1. Sign up for the Intermediate French Class with Elevate French 2. Not ready for Intermediate? Reboot your French with Beginner French Foundations Reboot .

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    #95: Still Translating French in Your Head? Try This (opens the original)

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    Still translating everything in your head before you speak French? In this episode, you’ll learn simple strategies to start thinking more en français and make French feel more automatic, without expecting yourself to switch off English completely. Plus, enrollment is officially OPEN for Elevate French Fall group classes! Choose your level: 1. The Intermediate French Class : Build your confidence, speak more fluidly, and put your intermediate French into practice. 2. Beginner French Foundations R

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