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 Description: I am often asked how I learned English and the answer I give is
always the same: thanks to music. When I was younger I learned many, many
many songs in English by heart and I think this is what helped me
work on my pronunciation, accent and vocabulary. And this is kind of method
I always use when I start a new language. I'm always looking for songs in
that language to start learning without thinking too much. If you are like me, if you
like music, maybe you also like to sing in the shower and like to listen
to French songs to improve your French, I think you will like this video.
Hi ! Hi ! Hi ! Welcome to a new
episode of French mornings. If you are new around here I am Elisa and on this channel I
help you improve your French, understand native speakers and express yourself in a
more natural way. Feel free to subscribe to the French mornings channel and
activate the bell to be informed of future videos. Today I
share with you my favorite songs. A "coup de coeur" means something that we like a
lot. Maybe it's something that we discovered recently or on the contrary
something that we have known for a long time. Today I will give you a list of
ten French artists from various musical genres and for each artist I will give you my
three favorite songs. A "morceau" is simply a song. It is a synonym. You
can say either a song, a song or a title. So now you
know the drill! Make yourself comfortable, subtitles, coffee and let's go!
We're going to start with a few French variety artists. These are artists from the last
century, you could say, who don't really sing anymore, but whom I
really like . And the first one is, I think, the one you all know: Edith Piaf. Edith Piaf
is a French singer who had great success, even internationally,
in the 1950s. And even today her songs are some great classics of
French music. You may know "La vie en rose" it is one of her most famous
song which has been covered by many artists. Personally I love Grace Jones' version.
But to be honest it's not my favorite Edith Piaf song. If you
want to listen to other songs by Edith Piaf I recommend "The crowd",
"No I regret nothing" and "Under the sky of Paris". And one of the last anecdotes to know about Edith
Piaf is that actually this is not her real name. Edith Piaf is just her stage
name , her artist name. A piaf is a slang word which means a little bird. And as Edith
Piaf was very small, she was only 4.8 feet tall, she was given this nickname which
stuck and became her artist name. The second artist I really like is
Jeanne Moreau. Jeanne Moreau is someone who had a great acting career, especially
in the 50s and 60s. She played in a lot of great directors' films and she has a
very, very long filmography. It's true that she sang less than she made films but I really
like her songs and I even think that some of them are great
classics. "The whirlwind of life" and "I have a failing memory". To flinch is a verb that
means to weaken, to lose strength, not to resist. So my memory is failing that
means I have blackouts. My memory is getting a little weak. And the last song by
Jeanne Moreau that I also recommend is "La peau, Léon". You might notice the
pun here: La peau, Leon, Napoleon. It's also one of my favorite songs.
The third artist is Françoise Hardy. She is a singer who was also very successful
in the sixties. The sixties in France, we also call them the yéyé years because
in English songs, everyone used to say "yeah yeah" so we called
that the yéyé years. And there are some of Françoise Hardy's songs that I
really like . I can recommend three of them. "All the boys and girls", "The time of love"
and my favorite is "How to tell you goodbye". Ok. Pause. Among you, there may be some who
are thinking "Yes, listening to music is good, learning the lyrics is good,
but what's the point if it doesn't allow me to speak with French people?" And you are
absolutely right. And that's why I wanted to tell you about the Lingoda platform
and the offer they are offering for the month of November, which is very interesting. If
you are learning French in an immersive way and you're watching films in French, you're
learning songs in French ... this is all very good but it is true that it still has its
limits unfortunately. This is quite a passive learning method because we are not
communicating. So if you feel like you want to be more active in your learning,
I really recommend the Lingoda platform. It's an online course platform that is
very well organized and super serious. All the lessons are classified by topic,
there is a native teacher who teaches the lesson and there are many time slots available.
So you can easily define your level of French and then participate in
either small group lessons with up to five people or even private lessons
And that's a real bonus because it allows you to talk with a native teacher
and also with other students if you feel like it. Personally, I have already tried Lingoda
to take German lessons and I loved it! I though it was super motivating.
I thought that the organization of the platform in general pushes us to become more regular
in practice, to take lessons more often and therefore to stay more motivated and personally,
I think that learning a language is a little bit like starting a new sport. It's not a
physical exercise but it's a mental exercise, where we feel proud of our progress but
where sometimes we can meet obstacles and we can stagnate a bit. And like in sport,
sometimes we need a teacher or a program to help us overcome that and
achieve our goals. And I think Lingoda combines these two aspects really well.
So if you are someone who likes things to be clear, well
organized. I think this is a platform that you will like a lot. So on the other hand,
yes learning songs is free, taking lessons is not. And that's why I'm
very happy about this partnership with Lingoda because thanks to the link in the description,
you can get 40% off your first month of subscription. You can also
try the platform for free for 7 days and if you decide to register,
you will still benefit from the reduction afterwards. So I think this is really
the perfect opportunity to give it a try. If you do not know the platform, this is the opportunity
to discover it and perhaps give yourself a little Christmas present in advance! Learning
languages ​​is great for the brain, it makes you happy and it's great for your mental health,
so it's always a good idea! Well I think I had a list
to finish. The artists I'm going to tell you about now belong to
a slightly more pop category, we could say. The first is Pomme. I know a lot
of you know her so I think she's successful internationally. She
has a very folk style, she has a super pretty voice and very poetic lyrics. There are many
Pomme's songs that I love so it was a little difficult to make a
selection but I took three anyway. "Those who dream", "I don't know how to
dance" and "Lavender". There are so many more so tell me in the comments
what your favorite Pomme song is! Then I wanted to introduce you to
Yseult if you don't know her yet. She's an artist that I love, she makes
wonderful songs, she has an incredible voice, she changes her style quite often too so that
I like it a lot. Here too it was difficult to choose only three songs but I
did it so here is my top 3! "Diego" "Bad boy" and the song "Pause". It is also a duet that
she made with the singer Eddy de Pretto. Another artist that I really like is Clara
Luciani. She comes from the same region as me as well. And I have to say, I haven't listened to all of her albums
but I rather listened to her most famous songs over and over again. "Écouter en boucle" means
listening to a song all the time. As soon as it is finished, hop, we put it back, it starts again and therefore
it makes a loop. So the songs of Clara Luciani that I listened to on repeat are "Nue",
it makes a loop. So the songs of Clara Luciani that I listened to on repeat are "Nue",
"La grenade" I think it was the song that introduced her to the public and "The rest"
that's her last single. that came out last summer. The last artist is Marie-Flore,
she released an album called Braquage that I like a lot. And her songs are
often about love stories that take a bad turn. So my favorite songs are "QCC",
"All or nothing" and "'Don't be mad at me". Small parenthesis! I see you coming
in the comments: "Why didn't you put Angèle on the list? Blablabla? Blablabla?" I love Angèle,
but I'm sure you already know her so it wasn't very interesting to put her on
the list and on top of that technically she is not French she is Belgian so I should have changed
the title of video etc. In short too complicated! At the moment I listen to a lot of French rap
too. And in France it is true that there is a great rap culture but much less
visibility for female artists. So I'm quite happy to share them with you.
Besides, you may have noticed that in this video I only shared
female artists . Is it done on purpose? Yes ! The first one, which I discovered not
long ago, is Sally. I listened to her last album which I liked a lot and which
is maybe a little more hip hop than rap. And the three tracks that I liked the most
are "JFLA", "VRILLE" and "BODY TO BODY". Then I also really like Chilla, whom I
discovered not long ago, a little after everyone I think. It's really really one of
my latest crush. She has an incredible style. I think she can do everything,
she can sing, she can rap. She writes really really well. So I like it a
lot and if you want to listen to it I recommend three tracks. "No limit",
"If I were a man" and "AHOO". "AHOO" 'It's not really her song, it's more of
a collaboration between several rappers but I really like it! It was released
not long ago, I recommend it! And finally the last artist on this big list
is Doria. Doria is a French rapper who released her first album this year in 2021.
She has an amazing flow and I really love it! So I have three song to recommend, the first one
is "VRRR". This is an approximate pronunciation. Then I also love "96" and
"Safe" it's a featuring she made with a German rapper which is really really
cool. Again for Doria it was quite difficult to make a choice. There are many
songs that I really like so I really invite you to go and listen to it if you feel like it.
Thank you all for watching this video, don't hesitate to subscribe to the
French Mornings channel so as not to miss any video and come follow me on Instagram it's also French
Mornings with Elisa. Tell me in the comments what is your favorite French song.
And what do you think of my choice, of my list. Maybe there were artists
that you already knew so I'm interested to know! And I'll see you very soon!
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