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Many of our students have greatly enhanced their learning by using an app. On these pages we've examined the top-30 apps for learning French. On this pages we've written comprehensive reviews for Pimsleur (great for people struggling with pronunciation), Rosetta Stone and FrenchPod101 (both great for visual learners).
Five Senses In French
- La vue/vision – vision/sight
- l’oeil/les yeux – eye/eyes
- Regarder – to watch/to look
- Voir – to see
- L’ouïe – hearing / l’oreille (f) – ear
- Écouter – to listen / Entendre – to hear
- L’odorat – smell / le nez – nose
- Renifler to smell actively / Sentir – to smell
- Le goût – taste / La langue – tongue
- Goûter – to taste
- Sentir le goût de – To taste passively
- Le toucher – touch / La main – hand
- La peau – skin
- Toucher – to touch / Sentir – to feel
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If you've found this post useful you might want to considering looking at our post covering the best apps for learning French. We've looked a total 33 apps and have written comprehensive reviews of Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur and FrenchPod101.
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