Listes des séries françaises (pour apprendre le Français) avec les liens




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Séries Françaises créées pour les étudiants de FLE :

Extra French

Séries Françaises “Classiques” :

Fais pas ci fais pas ça
La Famille Guerin
Napoléon

Séries Françaises Courtes et humouristiques :

Bref
Un gars une fille
Caméra Café

Séries Françaises en dessins animés :


Il était une fois l’Homme
Les mystérieuruse citées d’or
Les aventures de Tintin
prepared by: Jelena K. Bralović , French teacher, member of our team

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