French Noun Study Podcast

This week we continue the discussion on pronouns. Proper knowledge of pronouns account for 20% of your journey towards French fluency. So, listen to this episode and episode #007 to get a full grasp of French pronouns.

If you prefer to see lessons and examples in writing so that you can see spelling and more details, you can find the transcription to this episode here. 

This week we continue the discussion on pronouns. Proper knowledge of pronouns account for 20% of your journey towards French fluency. So, listen to this episode and episode #007 to get a full grasp of French pronouns.

If you prefer to see lessons and examples in writing so that you can see spelling and more details, you can find the transcription to this episode here. 

In this episode I address some of the conversation I had with French learners all over the world. I spoke with French learners from Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Nigeria and so many  more countries. I heard their frustrations learning noun gender and I address their questions in this episode. 

Here is the link to the free connectives guide: https://www.parlefrench.com/connectives

Here is the link to the Roadmap to determining the gender of French nouns where I list masculine endings that end with e, feminine endings that don't end with e, and so much more value helping you understand how to identify the gender of a French noun:

https://www.parlefrench.com/roadmap

Here is the link to episode 007 show's transcription for those of you who wish to see it in written form:

https://www.parlefrench.com/blog

In this episode I address some of the conversation I had with French learners all over the world. I spoke with French learners from Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Nigeria and so many  more countries. I heard their frustrations learning noun gender and I address their questions in this episode. 

Here is the link to the free connectives guide: https://www.parlefrench.com/connectives

Here is the link to the Roadmap to determining the gender of French nouns where I list masculine endings that end with e, feminine endings that don't end with e, and so much more value helping you understand how to identify the gender of a French noun:

https://www.parlefrench.com/roadmap

Here is the link to episode 007 show's transcription for those of you who wish to see it in written form:

https://www.parlefrench.com/blog

In this episode we talk about the framework that will get you to be able to feel comfortable identifying the gender of French nouns so that you can achieve French fluency faster.

I point out noun gender rules while analyzing sentences and expressions that use the verb Mener meaning to lead.

Download your free guide showing you the framework for learning French noun gender and how to make the most of these episodes. Click the link below.
Free Guide : The Roadmap to Understanding How to Know the Gender of French Nouns

I invite listeners to have a conversation with me about their French goals and help me create more impactful episodes. Contact me through any of the means below.

email: [email protected]

Instagram: @parlefrenchpodcast

Facebook: Jan'nah Allen


Intermediate French reading material: 
Les Quatre Accords Toltèques, The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz Book Review

In this episode we talk about the framework that will get you to be able to feel comfortable identifying the gender of French nouns so that you can achieve French fluency faster.

I point out noun gender rules while analyzing sentences and expressions that use the verb Mener meaning to lead.

Download your free guide showing you the framework for learning French noun gender and how to make the most of these episodes. Click the link below.
Free Guide : The Roadmap to Understanding How to Know the Gender of French Nouns

I invite listeners to have a conversation with me about their French goals and help me create more impactful episodes. Contact me through any of the means below.

email: [email protected]

Instagram: @parlefrenchpodcast

Facebook: Jan'nah Allen


Intermediate French reading material: 
Les Quatre Accords Toltèques, The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz Book Review

The Guardians of the French Language have confirmed the correct gender of the acronym COVID. I breakdown what it is and why.

Later in the show I highlight more masculine feminine French noun rules so make sure to take notes!

Do you want access to the show transcriptions so that you can see the rules written out? Visit: www.parlefrench.com/podcast

Feel free to contact me at: 

Email : [email protected]

Instagram: @parlefrenchpodcast

The Guardians of the French Language have confirmed the correct gender of the acronym COVID. I breakdown what it is and why.

Later in the show I highlight more masculine feminine French noun rules so make sure to take notes!

Do you want access to the show transcriptions so that you can see the rules written out? Visit: www.parlefrench.com/podcast

Feel free to contact me at: 

Email : [email protected]

Instagram: @parlefrenchpodcast

In this episode we talk about masculine and feminine noun rules. It is possible to recognize the gender of a noun just by looking at it. I explain how French nouns are prescribed their gender based on their endings. I point out examples of masculine feminine rules though analyzing sentence that use the verb agir.

Agir is a French verb that means to act. Agir is used a lot in professional settings with expressions such as il s'agit de, agir ainsi, and manière d'agir. 

Instagram: @jannahallen_
Facebook: Jan'nah Allen
Email: [email protected]

In this episode we talk about masculine and feminine noun rules. It is possible to recognize the gender of a noun just by looking at it. I explain how French nouns are prescribed their gender based on their endings. I point out examples of masculine feminine rules though analyzing sentence that use the verb agir.

Agir is a French verb that means to act. Agir is used a lot in professional settings with expressions such as il s'agit de, agir ainsi, and manière d'agir. 

Instagram: @jannahallen_
Facebook: Jan'nah Allen
Email: [email protected]