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Satire · A1 · 1 min

Le ministère de la Santé américain fête 10 000 études que personne n'a lues

US health department celebrates 10,000 studies nobody has read

News · A1 · 1 min

Le Mozambique protège une forêt pleine de papillons

Mozambique protects a forest full of butterflies

Satire · A1 · 1 min

Étude : les chefs de parti britanniques n'entendent pas le mot " démissionner "

Study: British party leaders cannot hear the word 'resign'

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News · A1 · 1 min

De nouveaux outils aident les gardiens à protéger les lions en Namibie

New tools help rangers protect lions in Namibia

News · A1 · 1 min

Un nouvel opéra ouvre à Shanghai

A new opera house opens in Shanghai

News · A1 · 1 min

Une haute statue d'un roi ancien est maintenant à Atlanta

A tall statue of an ancient king now stands in Atlanta

News · A1 · 1 min

Une association veut un anneau vert autour de Londres

A charity plans a green ring around London

Satire.

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Satire · A1 · 1 min

En direct : le parlement allemand débat du temps de débat, jour trois

Live: German parliament debates how long to debate, day three

Satire · A1 · 1 min

L'assureur dit que votre jambe gauche n'est pas dans le réseau

Insurer says your left leg is out of network

Satire · A1 · 1 min

Étude : à Londres, le loyer monte plus vite que la lumière

Study: London rent goes up faster than light

Satire · A1 · 1 min

Le yacht d'un milliardaire reçoit une aide alimentaire du gouvernement

Billionaire's yacht gets food help from the government

Satire · A1 · 1 min

Une compagnie aérienne pas chère dit que votre manteau a besoin d'un billet

Cheap airline says your coat now needs a ticket

Satire · A1 · 1 min

La loi sur les plages libres en Italie : la mer doit acheter un billet

Italy's Free Beaches Law: the sea must buy a ticket

Satire · A1 · 1 min

La France bat un record : un nouveau ministre chaque matin

France sets record: a new minister every morning

Satire · A1 · 1 min

Étude : un vieux signal de l'espace est une musique d'attente de téléphone

Study: old signal from space is phone hold music

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Horoscopes

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What's your sign?

We'll put it first every morning. You can read every sign anytime.

  • ♈︎Bélier
  • ♉︎Taureau
  • ♊︎Gémeaux
  • ♋︎Cancer
  • ♌︎Lion
  • ♍︎Vierge
  • ♎︎Balance
  • ♏︎Scorpion
  • ♐︎Sagittaire
  • ♑︎Capricorne
  • ♒︎Verseau
  • ♓︎Poissons

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Travel · A1 · 2 min

Les sept vieilles rues de Bilbao

The seven old streets of Bilbao

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La Petite Venise à Bamberg

Little Venice in Bamberg

Le petit gâteau sombre de Bordeaux

The small dark cake of Bordeaux

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Education · A1 · 2 min

" Ciao " a voulu dire " je suis ton esclave "

Ciao once meant "I am your slave"

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Education · A1 · 2 min

Le banjo et son histoire africaine

The banjo and its African story

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Education · A1 · 2 min

La capsule qui a fait remonter 33 mineurs

The capsule that brought 33 miners up

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Education · A1 · 2 min

Le garçon et la première insuline

The boy and the first insulin

Fiction.

Series and short stories, written for your level.

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Series · 5 episodes

The Wrong Suitcase

Two strangers grab identical brown suitcases at a regional airport and notice the swap only at opposite ends of the country. As their plan to meet keeps slipping, each comes to know the other through the belongings they're carrying — one object at a time.

Series · 5 episodes

See You at the Next Fair

Two children of traveling market families meet at a spring fair and become inseparable as their families' routes crisscross the countryside all season — quietly solving one small fair-day problem at a time, until the last fair of the year forces a promise.

Series · 5 episodes

The Friday Ferry

A young island teacher and the deckhand on her Friday ferry fall slowly into something neither will name — forty minutes of grey-green water, once a week, where almost nothing is said and everything happens.

Series · 5 episodes

The Trail Register

Two hikers walk the same mountain trail one day apart, trading notes in the hut logbooks they should never be able to answer — until an old bread-carrier and his mule start ferrying the pages up the mountain. A romance in two handwritings on one page.

Series · 5 episodes

The Night Bakery

A tiny bakery opens only at night, for the people the day forgets. The baker says little and gives you not the bread you ask for but the bread you need — while a single old coin appears on the windowsill each night, left by no one he ever sees.

Series · 5 episodes

The Harvest House

Every September, grape-pickers from different countries share one farmhouse and one rule: everyone cooks one night. Each dinner brings a dish from home and the story it carries — and this year, two of the workers begin something quiet at the long table.

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