FREE FRENCH VOCABULARY
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2,019 words across 53 units, from your first sounds to B2. Each word comes with its meaning, a pronunciation guide and a real sentence. Pick a level, open a unit, and train it with flashcards or a quiz. No account needed; your progress stays on this browser.
Sounds and basics
The sounds, spellings and survival words you meet before A1: signs, numbers and the first words you will hear every day.
Open level A1Everyday essentials
Introduce yourself, fill in forms, shop, get around and handle the first conversations of daily life in Canada.
Open level A2Daily life in detail
Talk about your week, your past, your plans and your neighbourhood with more precision and more verbs.
Open level B1Explain, plan and tell the story
Tell what happened clearly, explain choices at work and school, and handle notices, letters and appointments on your own.
Open level B2Argue, nuance and report
Build an argument, report what others say without overstating, and describe relationships and decisions precisely.
Open levelStage 0 · Pre-A1Sounds and basics
The sounds, spellings and survival words you meet before A1: signs, numbers and the first words you will hear every day.
A1 · A1Everyday essentials
Introduce yourself, fill in forms, shop, get around and handle the first conversations of daily life in Canada.
- U01
Introduce yourself
- U02
Greet, be polite, spell your name
- U03
Forms and papers
- U04
Family and people
- U05
Numbers, money and prices
- U06
Days, time and appointments
- U07
Eating: déjeuner, dîner, souper
- U08
Groceries and shopping
- U09
Getting around
- U10
Housing and the lease
- U11
Weather and clothes
- U12
Work and studies
- U13
Health and services
- U14
Free time and simple plans
A2 · A2Daily life in detail
Talk about your week, your past, your plans and your neighbourhood with more precision and more verbs.
- U01
A week in my life: connect the details
- U02
What happened this week?
- U03
Everyday events: what I did
- U04
Tell a clear story
- U05
Organise work, study and future plans
- U06
Choose a home and describe a neighbourhood
- U07
Health appointments and getting help
- U08
Ask, answer and follow up at work or school
- U09
Travel across the city and beyond
- U10
Food, shopping and quantities
- U11
Solve a practical problem politely
- U12
A2 capstone: handle a changing week
B1 · B1Explain, plan and tell the story
Tell what happened clearly, explain choices at work and school, and handle notices, letters and appointments on your own.
- U01
B1 · Tell the story clearly: before, during and after
- U02
B1 · Work and study paths: explain plans and outcomes
- U03
B1 · Make a proposal and explore what could happen
- U04
B1 · Describe the people, places and choices that matter
- U05
B1 · Explain needs, preferences and recommendations
- U06
B1 · Connect reasons, results and points of contrast
- U07
B1 · Report what someone said and asked
- U08
B1 · Ask precise questions and clarify the answer
- U09
B1 · Talk about how things are done and what you experienced
- U10
B1 · TCF oral Task 2: get the information you need
- U11
B1 · TCF writing Task 2: recount, comment and support
- U12
B1 · B1 capstone: communicate independently across familiar situations
B2 · B2Argue, nuance and report
Build an argument, report what others say without overstating, and describe relationships and decisions precisely.
- U01
B2 · From opinion to argument: make the logic visible
- U02
B2 · News and public claims: report without overstating
- U03
B2 · Work and study decisions: describe relationships precisely
- U04
B2 · Housing and city life: compare competing needs
- U05
B2 · Health and public services: express needs and limits carefully
- U06
B2 · Technology and privacy: reason through possibilities
- U07
B2 · Environment and public policy: explain causes and effects
- U08
B2 · Education, culture and identity: synthesize what people say
- U09
B2 · Everyday economics: qualify numbers and recommendations
- U10
B2 · Community debate: connect ideas without losing the thread
- U11
B2 · TCF speaking Task 2: get the information you need
- U12
B2 · TCF writing Task 3: compare two sources and take a position
- U13
B2 · TCF speaking Task 3: speak spontaneously and develop a viewpoint
- U14
B2 · Capstone: transfer across four skills and all TCF tasks
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