One goal of this course is to teach you how to speak with someone in French. Of course, holding a conversation involves not just speaking but also listening and understanding. In this activity, you’ll use your listening skills to determine who is being described. First listen to the audio. Then, answer the question beneath it.
Which one?
Which person in the photograph is described by the speaker?
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Which person in the photograph was described by the speaker?
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
Listen again if you need to. Pay close attention to the article; le is for masculine nouns, and la is for feminine nouns.
You got # out of # correct. Click the Retry button for another attempt.
You got a perfect score. Great job!
If you were able to answer these questions correctly, you are well on your way to hearing the difference between le, la, and l’. Even if you didn’t answer correctly, though, don’t be discouraged—you’ll have more opportunities to practice during this lesson.
