20:38Everyday life with Piece of French
Piece of French
Learn a language by watching YouTube.
Videos sorted by level, from complete beginner to advanced, with their words on cards you can review. And for practice, Murmur Falls: a little 3D town where everything is in the language you’re learning.
It’s free, and you can watch without an account.
Made by Arthur from the French In Motion YouTube channel
Videos at your level
You learn a language by listening to lots of things you understand almost entirely. That’s the idea behind comprehensible input. So the videos are sorted into four levels. Start with the one you can follow without too much effort.
- Superbeginner
- Starting from scratch? People speak slowly, with pictures and gestures that show what they’re saying.
- Beginner
- Know a few words? Simple sentences about everyday life, not too fast.
- Intermediate
- Already understand the basics? Longer stories and conversations at normal speed.
- Advanced
- Can you follow a conversation easily? More specialized topics, with idioms, at native speed.
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The words from the video
Most videos have their own vocabulary cards, with the definition, an example, the translation and the pronunciation. With a free account, you can save the ones you find useful. You’ll see them again later, and the hard words come back more often.
The cards for this videoIn the kitchen with JustineLearn French With Justine · YouTube · 7:33
FRENCH → ENGLISH
un four
FRENCH → ENGLISH
une courgette
FRENCH → ENGLISH
couper
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Murmur Falls
A 3D game: a little town where everything is in the language you’re learning.
You don’t need to know a single word to start: touch an object and you see and hear its name, with its translation if you need it. The locals talk to you, and most words have a card you can keep for review.
Your apartment
Five rooms full of everyday objects, and workshops on the time, colors and numbers.
The square
Shops, a fountain and people to meet: a painter, a lost tourist, a police officer…
The supermarket
Twelve departments, a shopping list to fill and a checkout where you pay.
Illustrated books
Stories for complete beginners, where the pictures show what the text says.
Touch an underlined word and its card opens, with the definition, an example and the translation. Listen to each sentence, and translate it if you get stuck. Over 60 books, in all eight languages.
Le petit déjeuner est prêtIllustrated story · Super beginner
Elle du le .
English
She puts some butter on the bread.
Select an underlined word for its meaning. Use the speaker to hear a sentence or word.
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It’s free, and you can read without an account.
Your progress
Your frog grows with every hour you spend listening.
Bingelang counts your time on videos, stories read aloud and YouTube with the extension. Your listening minutes also earn you fireflies, and the month’s fireflies make your language’s leaderboard.
Level
Tadpole
96h / 150h · 54h left to unlock Froglet
- Total hours
- 96h
- day streak
- 23
- Fireflies
- 1,240
Monthly leaderboard
French · A new leaderboard on the first of every month.
The eight levels
- EggStart here
- Hatchling10 hours
- Tadpole50 hours
- Froglet150 hours
- Pond Hopper300 hours
- Swamp Navigator600 hours
- Deep Diver1,000 hours
- Swamp Sage1,500 hours
Who’s behind Bingelang?
I’m Arthur. On my YouTube channel, French In Motion, I teach French through comprehensible input: I speak simply, I show what I’m talking about, and you understand without translation.
Bingelang applies the same method to eight languages. You’ll find my videos there along with those of many other creators, sorted by level, so you land on videos you understand almost entirely. The cards then help you review their words.
The site is free. For a question or a bug, email me: contact@bingelang.com
The Chrome extension for YouTube and articles
Already watching YouTube? The Bingelang extension adds bilingual subtitles to videos and translates a word when you hover over it. On the sites you choose, it also translates the words of articles with a click. It’s free and works on a computer in Chrome, Edge or Brave. You need a Bingelang account.
Start with a video
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