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Learn French with Daily Routine|Listening&Repetition|A1–A2Beginners

Please turn on CC (Closed Captions) to translate this video into different languages. In this video, I teach French through my daily routine, from the moment I wake up in the morning until the end of the day. I describe what I do step by step in simple French, using short and clear sentences for beginners (A1–A2 level). This video is designed to help you learn French naturally through real daily life situations such as waking up, having breakfast, going to work, lunch time, coffee break, visiting a pharmacy, and ending the day. To make learning easier, each sentence is highlighted in purple while it is being read, so you can easily follow the text and understand exactly which part is spoken. I personally wrote and edited all the texts, and I made sure the subtitles are large, clear, and easy to read, even on a mobile phone. For better pronunciation and listening practice, I used a clear and loud voice, so you can listen, repeat, and improve your French speaking skills. This video is perfect for: • French beginners (A1–A2) • Daily routine vocabulary • French listening and repetition practice • Learning French with subtitles 👉 My advice: Listen carefully, pause the video, and repeat the sentences out loud. ⸻ ⏱️ Chapters / Time Stamps 00:00 – Introduction 00:28 – Waking up 00:52 – Morning routine 01:16 – Having breakfast 01:50 – Feeding the cat 02:15 – Getting ready for work 02:45 – Going to work 03:20 – At work (talking with my boss about a project) 04:40 – Lunch time at the cafeteria 05:30 – Coffee break after lunch 06:00 – Afternoon work 06:45 – Going to the pharmacy 07:25 – End of the day & conclusion (La fin) #FrenchForBeginners #DailyRoutineFrench #EasyFrench #FrenchA1A2 #LearnFrenchWithSubtitles #FrançaisFacile #FrançaisDébutant #RoutineQuotidienne #ApprendreLeFrançais #FrançaisA1A2 #FrançaisDuQuotidien #ÉcouterLeFrançais #ParlerFrançais #ApprendreFrançais