A practical French learning path
Learn French in pieces you can actually use.
Ten ordered lessons for adult learners: grammar that clarifies, phrases that work in the street, and short stories that give your French somewhere to live.
The learning library
Ten lessons. One clear way forward.
Start anywhere, or follow the order. Every lesson has a map, a reference section, and a speaking move.
French adverbs of time and frequency
The small words that turn a bare French sentence into something you can actually use: today, already, often, still, and not yet.
Open lessonOrder a coffee in French without memorising a script
A small café conversation that teaches you how to ask, choose, clarify, and close the interaction with confidence.
Open lessonA morning in Montréal: a tiny French story for real life
A short, repeatable story about coffee, the métro, and one small conversation. Read it once, notice the useful phrases, then tell it again in your own words.
Open lesson01 / Foundations
Build the sentence.
Small grammar ideas that make your French more precise without turning practice into a worksheet.
French adverbs of time and frequency
The small words that turn a bare French sentence into something you can actually use: today, already, often, still, and not yet.
French articles: un, une, le, and la without guessing
A practical way to choose French articles, notice gender patterns, and build noun phrases you can actually say.
Three French verbs that unlock your day: être, avoir, and aller
Use three high-frequency verbs to describe where you are, what you have, and where you are going.
02 / Everyday French
Handle the moment.
Useful language for cafés, introductions, directions, and the ordinary conversations that make a place feel familiar.
Order a coffee in French without memorising a script
A small café conversation that teaches you how to ask, choose, clarify, and close the interaction with confidence.
Introduce yourself in French without sounding rehearsed
A flexible introduction pattern for your name, where you live, what you do, and one detail that keeps the conversation open.
Ask for directions in French and understand the answer
The essential phrases for asking where something is, checking the route, and understanding simple directions in town.
Talk about your daily routine in simple French
A reusable speaking frame for describing your morning, workday, evening, and one thing you do often.
03 / Stories to retell
Remember the scene.
Short stories with a beginning, a small change, and phrases you can borrow for your own life.
A morning in Montréal: a tiny French story for real life
A short, repeatable story about coffee, the métro, and one small conversation. Read it once, notice the useful phrases, then tell it again in your own words.
Un petit samedi: a short French story about a weekend plan
Follow one small Saturday plan from coffee to the market, then borrow the story frame to describe your own weekend.
Le premier jour: a French story for meeting people at work
A practical workplace story with introductions, polite questions, and phrases for finding your way through a new day.
How to use a lesson
Finish with a sentence, not another bookmark.
Read for the idea. Do not stop for every unknown word on the first pass.
Keep one useful phrase. Choose the example you could imagine saying this week.
Say it once without looking. That is where the lesson becomes available.
Keep going
Read the idea.
Then say the sentence.
When you are ready for guided daily practice, the app gives you a place to keep the speaking habit alive.