Beginner french course

Master essential French greetings, including bonjour, salut, bonsoir, bonne nuit, au revoir, a bientot, a plus tard, and madame, monsieur, mademoiselle, with practical exercises.

Learn the French numbers from zero to twenty and practice basic counting skills for beginners.

Develop basic conversations in beginner French through practical dialogue and commentary. Bonjour appears as a key example of a greeting.

Explore French subject pronouns, including il/he, elle/she, nous/we, vous/you (formal and plural), and ils/elles they (masculine/feminine). It covers basic verb conjugation alignment with these pronouns.

Explore the present tense of the French verb être, mastering je suis, tu es, il est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils sont, with examples like je suis heureux.

Master tense of avoir, the French verb to have, and its conjugations; learn elision before vowels and using avoir for age and possessions, with j'ai 16 ans as an example.

Learn how indefinite and definite French articles are used before nouns, with masculine, feminine, singular, and plural forms, including le, la, l', les, un, une, and des.

Learn to conjugate the verb to go in the present tense, with examples showing I go to the library, she goes to the supermarket, and we go to the bakery.

Explore the present tense conjugations of the French verb to come, learn subject-pronoun forms, and review example sentences illustrating each form.

Master the clothes in French and build key vocabulary for items like t-shirts, jackets, and jeans. Learn how to say I am wearing these items through simple, everyday examples.

In this beginner French lesson, learn breakfast vocabulary and essential phrases, including coffee and croissant, to discuss morning meals confidently.

Learn the basic family vocabulary in French, including terms for father, mother, son, and daughter, and practice pronunciation and usage for everyday conversations.

Learn the days of the week, the months, and the seasons in French, as presented in the lecture caption and title for beginner readers.

Learn the French alphabet and basic letter sounds to build foundational pronunciation for beginners. Practice saying letters to improve early French pronunciation.