
French bilingual graded story
Le Fils prodigue
The Prodigal Son in French
4 levels: A0–B1 Natural French audio5 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
A younger son asks his father for his inheritance and leaves home for a distant country. After wasting everything, he is left hungry and desperate during a famine. Realising how badly he has acted, he returns home prepared to become one of his father’s servants. Instead, his father welcomes him with joy and holds a celebration. The older brother, however, is angry that someone so irresponsible has been forgiven. The Prodigal Son is one of Jesus’s most famous parables, exploring regret, forgiveness, unconditional love and the resentment that mercy can produce in those who believe they deserve more.
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Le Fils prodigue · Scene 1Il dit : « Un homme a deux fils. Le plus jeune fils dit à son père : “Père, donne-moi ma part.” Alors le père partage ses biens entre les deux fils. Peu de jours après, le plus jeune fils prend tout et il part dans un pays lointain. Là, il dépense tout dans une mauvaise vie. Puis il n’a plus rien. Alors une grande famine arrive dans ce pays, et le jeune fils commence à manquer de tout. Il va travailler pour un homme de ce pays. Cet homme l’envoie dans les champs pour garder les porcs. Le jeune fils veut manger ce que les porcs mangent, mais personne ne lui donne rien.” »
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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.


