bourse versus bourde
/buʀs/ vs /buʀd/
A2+ · Français universitaire
Follow all six turns, inspect the pronunciation, and practise the contrasts that matter inside this situation.
Six turns from the current app scene
/ʒ'ai ete aksɛpte puʀ yn səmɛstʀə a paʀis! /
I've been accepted for a semester in Paris!/felizitasjɔ̃s! ty as tʀuve yn lɔʒəmɑ̃t? /
Congratulations! Have you found accommodation?/k'ɛst difizilə, ʒɛ ʃɛʀʃɛ ynə kɔlɔkasjɔn./
It's difficult, I'm looking for a shared flat./ʀəɡaʀdɛ syʀ lɛs ɡʀupɛs etydjɑ̃ts syʀ fazəbɔɔk./
Look on the student groups on Facebook./ʒə vɛs osi dɛmɑ̃dɛʀ ynɛ buʀsɛ əʀasmys./
I'm also going to apply for an Erasmus grant./ty vas vivʀə ynɛ ɛkspeʀjɛ̃sɛ ɛ̃kʀwajablə la-bas! /
You're going to have an incredible experience there!Culture and context in French
Erasmus aide les étudiants à étudier dans un autre pays européen. Ce séjour permet de pratiquer une langue et de découvrir une nouvelle culture.
Four sound contrasts from this scene
Alternate each pair, return to the dialogue, and listen for whether the intended word remains clear inside the sentence.
/buʀs/ vs /buʀd/
/lɔʒəmɑ̃/ vs /lɔʒisjəl/
/seʒuʀ/ vs /səkuʀ/
/akkyj/ vs /ekyj/
Role-play routine
Hear the reviewed model, record your turns, and practise a response instead of only reading the script.