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    Practice French speaking about Money & Finance at intermediate level

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    B1-B2 level — Natural pace, varied vocabulary, some corrections

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    Does this sound familiar?

    You can have basic conversations but want more fluency.

    You hesitate when using complex grammar.

    You want to expand your vocabulary.

    What you'll practice

    Talk about budgeting, saving, and financial goals.

    Discuss spending habits and financial decisions.

    Practice money-related vocabulary without awkwardness.

    Example conversation starters

    How do you manage your monthly budget?

    What's the best financial advice you've received?

    How do you feel about saving vs spending?

    Do you use any apps to track finances?

    What's something you've saved up for?

    How has your relationship with money changed over time?

    Key phrases you'll actually use

    J'essaie d'économiser pour...

    I'm trying to save up for...

    C'est dans/hors de mon budget.

    It's within/outside my budget.

    Je dois réduire mes dépenses.

    I need to cut back on spending.

    J'ai fait une bonne affaire sur...

    I got a good deal on...

    Ça ne valait pas le coup.

    It wasn't worth the money.

    Je vis au jour le jour.

    I'm living paycheck to paycheck.

    Common mistakes to avoid

    Saying "I have not enough money" instead of "I don't have enough money."

    Confusing "economic" (relating to the economy) with "economical" (cost-saving).

    Using "win money" instead of "earn money" for work income.

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