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Themed French Resources
There are dozens of French-speaking countries and regions in the world. Today, let’s focus on Belgium!
Free exercises are available to anyone with a Progress with Lawless French account, while the premium features require a paid subscription.
Free exercises
Listening comprehension
Bruxelles je t’aime – Angèle (B2)
Sing along to this love song to the Belgian capital.
La Déclaration d’Indépendance de la Belgique (B2)
Learn about how Belgium proclaimed its independence on 4 October 1830.
La Famille Bélier (B2)
A Franco-Belgian movie that inspired the Academy Award-winning film CODA.
Le Festival International du Film Francophone (B1)
Le FIFF takes place in Namur, Belgium.
Les Médiévales d’Ouffet (B1)
Medieval festival held ever two years in Ouffet, Belgium.
Fill-in-the-blanks tests
- Ma visite de Bruxelles – Test yourself on the passé composé
- La fête nationale en Belgique – Test yourself on passé composé vs imparfait
Premium features
Dictées
- Le Centre belge de la bande dessinée (C1)
- Stromae (A1)
- Un weekend à Bruges (A1)
Writing exercises
- Belgian food facts (B1)
- Jacques Brel (A2)
- New Year’s celebrations in Belgium (A2)
- Our vacation in Wallonia (B2)
Related features
- A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 explained
- French-speaking countries
- More dictées
- More writing exercises
- What is Progress with Lawless French?
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