Listening to names, emails, and short identity info being spelled out. The most common reason French speakers spell things at you: their own name with accents you don't catch the first time.
This skill assumes you've done Unit 0 Skill 04 (the alphabet itself). Here you put it to work in the situations where French speakers actually spell things at you — giving their name on the phone, dictating an email, repeating a tricky word. Type what you hear using the standard French keyboard letters. Don't worry about getting the accents perfectly the first time — close counts.
Listen and type what you hear.
Press Enter to submit. Accents are optional — cafe and café both count.
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You’ve got the details, but someone has the wrong idea about you. Time to set the record straight.
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