
French bilingual graded story
Jonas et la baleine
Jonah and the Whale in French
4 levels: A0–B1 Natural French audio12–13 minFrench + English bilingual support
Read and listen to this story as a French–English bilingual graded reader, adapted for language learners from Starter to Intermediate level.
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About this story
God commands Jonah to travel to Nineveh and warn its people, but Jonah boards a ship heading in the opposite direction. When a violent storm threatens everyone aboard, Jonah admits that he is running away from God and is thrown into the sea. A great fish swallows him, and Jonah spends three days inside it before being returned to dry land. He finally travels to Nineveh, where his warning produces an unexpected response. Jonah and the Whale is a memorable Bible story about disobedience, repentance, mercy and the difficulty of accepting compassion for people we dislike.
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Jonas et la baleine · Scene 1Alors Yahvé parle à Jonas, fils d’Amittaï. Il dit : « Lève-toi. Va à Ninive, la grande ville. Parle contre cette ville, parce que sa méchanceté monte jusqu’à moi. » Mais Jonas se lève pour fuir à Tarsis, loin de Yahvé. Jonas descend à Joppé. Il trouve un bateau qui va à Tarsis. Jonas paie le voyage. Puis Jonas monte dans le bateau pour aller à Tarsis, loin de Yahvé.
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Is this story suitable for complete beginners?
The Starter version uses short sentences, common vocabulary and simplified narration.
Which level should I choose?
Choose the easiest version that you can follow comfortably. You can switch levels without losing your place.
Can I listen while reading?
Yes. Each scene includes French narration and playback-speed controls.
Is the English translation optional?
Yes. You can display it beside the French text or hide it for a more immersive experience.


