Bien-dire Magazine
A 52-page magazine to improve your French that you'll enjoy reading! Full of interesting articles on France and French culture, Bien-dire helps you understand what it is to be French.
Each article is graded for difficulty and has keywords translated into English. You'll acquire idiomatic expressions and up-to-date vocabulary, receive news and practical information from France and even learn some slang. For intermediate and advanced learners, Bien-dire is also valuable, authentic teaching material for teachers.The Bien-dire CD (optional) includes over 60 minutes of articles from the magazine read by native speakers as well as pronunciation and intonation exercises. Published every two months in Lyon, France, Bien-dire is a complete and enjoyable French learning experience.
See for yourself how the magazine works You can download sample articles and soundtracks to find out more about Bien-dire. If you would like more information about Bien-dire you can contact us by filling in the form on the Contact page.
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