Our 10 songs for learning French

Our 10 songs for learning French

Learning a language requires a methodology. Indeed, learning a language requires regular work, seriousness and regularity in order to progress. But to make progress in a language, you can also use a more playful method: French songs. French songs are a fun way to get to grips with the language and work on your elocution.

In this article, we’ve chosen to present you with valuable pointers for learning the French language thanks to its musical repertoire. Discover our tips, available resources and Too French’s unique formula for effective learning:

Why learn a language through song?

1. Enrich your vocabulary : The songs are full of words and expressions commonly used in spoken language. This allows you to discover authentic, up-to-date vocabulary.
2. Improve your pronunciation : By singing, you train your mouth and vocal cords to reproduce typical French sounds.
3. Natural memorization Melodies make it easier to memorize words and phrases, making learning more pleasant and intuitive.
4. Discovering French culture Each song tells a story and reflects a part of French culture.

How can you use songs to learn?

• Listen regularly our playlists of French songs, which you can find on our page.
• Read the lyrics Follow the lyrics as you listen to understand the meaning of the song. Find the lyrics easily .
• Sing out loud Repeat the words to improve your pronunciation and memory.

Our 10 must-have songs for learning French

Here’s our selection:

1. “Je te promets” – Johnny Hallyday
   A beautiful song to practice listening and discover a French classic.
2. “Mistral gagnant” – Renaud
   Poetic and moving, perfect for enriching your vocabulary.
3. “Emmenez-moi” – Charles Aznavour
   Ideal for soaking up a timeless melody.
4. “Non, je ne regrette rien” – Édith Piaf
   An iconic song to listen to again and again.
5. “Alors on danse” – Stromae
   Modern and rhythmic, ideal for learning on the move.
6. “Pour que tu m’aimes encore” – Céline Dion
   A perfect song for working on emotions and intonation.
7. “Cendrillon” – Téléphone
   A French rock classic that will appeal to everyone.
8. “Les passants” – Zaz
   Dynamic and full of everyday vocabulary.
9. “Bella” – Maître Gims
   Perfect for discovering a different musical style.
10. “Face à la mer” – Calogero
    A song rich in emotion and vocabulary.

Resources for further study

• Too French : Sign up here to discover our fun and effective learning method.
• Deezer : Find all the songs and their lyrics on our our Deezer page to make learning easier.

Conclusion

Learning French with songs is fun, effective and enjoyable. With our selection and resources, you’ll have everything you need to make rapid progress while having fun at the same time. Join the Too French community today to discover even more tips and resources!

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