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Get My Official French DELF A1 Certificate + PDF Cheat Sheet

Name: Get My Official French DELF A1 Certificate + PDF Cheat Sheet
Rating: 4.0 (146 reviews)

French A1 speaking hacked (Native Teacher) | Learn French for beginners | French Language Course for French Delf A1 Exam

Created byChristophe Ternay

Last updated 10/2024

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What you'll learn

You will break your French Language Barrier.
Get Certificate of Completion at the end of that French course.
Use French memory Tips + French conjugation and French pronunciation hacks.
Have a Lifetime Unlimited Access to the whole French course and Updates.
Add context to the French Vocabulary and never forget it.
Have an unlimited access to Our Private French Learning Facebook Group
Speak Basic French with confidence.

Course content

8 sections • 84 lectures • 4h 34m total length

Course Outline1:48
Here I want to present you
the outline of the 28 days Challenge French Course

One day consists in 2 or 3 short lectures.

In one lecture you will find:
- French Translation and French phonetics with pronunciation exercices
- Synonyms, etymology and memory tips
- New French words and expressions in context with little chunks of conjugation
- HD images to help you memorize words and phrases
- "Question and Answers" lectures
- And quizzes to test your knowledge

If you feel I am speaking too fast, you can slow the video by changing the playback rate.
And you can also pause the video to read the screen at your own pace.

Check out the colours! (Here we have 2 different French sentences)
The sentences will always be divided in 3 parts and in a short time you will be able to build your own sentences by switching the groups of words of the same colour.
Don’t forget to download the useful material that I prepared for you:
- The full audio version of this French course
- And the Pdf Flashcards where you can take some useful notes

If you need to communicate with me and if you have any question during the course
Don’t forget that you can join me at the private facebook group "Speedy French"
I will always be here to help you

I’ll see you in the course

Cheers
Chris
Free Cheat Sheet to get your French A1 Delf Exam0:09
Follow the instructions on that French Delf A1 Cheat Sheet to be sure to get your French exam on the first try!
Flashcard 10:09
Audio version of the first 5 days (MP3)0:12
LISTEN and REPEAT
Listen to the audio version of this course (MP3), present in every section, to listen on the go (in your car, in the bus, in your bed,...)
Pause the audio and Repeat as much as you can, it will help you remember the French phrases and expressions.

Day 14:58
Day 1 - Questions and Answers: Let's eat! - À table!4:14
Introduce Yourself2:21
Learn how to introduce yourself in French by describing key details—age, weight, hair color, and eye color—to help others recognize you when meeting or speaking on the phone.
Day 24:41
Day 23:59
Day 34:20
Day 35:07
Practice French pronunciation and spelling through phonetic cues, learn adjectives and masculine/feminine forms, and use synonyms like 'pleased' to express happiness, with etymology insights.
Day 43:40
Master French pronunciation at A1, learn about silent final e, and use gesture-based memory aids to link words with objects while practicing with context and the verb to be.
Day 43:19
Practice signing and document vocabulary in French, master pronunciation of tricky sounds, and use gestures and objects to remember words like safety. Apply examples as you progress to day five.
Day 53:14
Day 54:28
Explore French pronunciation and spelling of malade, including the final e and two syllables, and connect its meaning to Latin etymology while comparing English and French plural usage and articles.
Quiz from Days 1 to 56:21
10 specific advice for a student preparing for the French DELF A1 exam2:36
Pronunciation Guide for French Beginners1:23
Mastering French pronunciation can significantly enhance your ability to communicate effectively in French. This guide provides essential tips and strategies to improve your pronunciation skills as a beginner.
The 25 most common spelling mistakes in French3:18

Flashcard 20:09
Audio version of Day 6 to 10 (MP3)0:12
Day 65:08
Day 63:16
Day 74:01
This lesson explores noir and nouveau noir vocabulary, links words to aid memory, and practices context usage, the verb savoir and its forms, plural nouns, and article usage in French.
Day 73:31
Day 7 of the Get My Official French DELF A1 certificate course explores French verb endings, pronunciation of er verbs, gendered nouns, and building simple sentences in context.
Day 8 - Questions and Answers: That's my city! - C'est ma ville!5:04
Practice practical French city vocabulary and Q&A skills, including asking for the main bus station, money exchange, opening hours, and directions such as go straight and then turn left.
Day 83:52
Practice French pronunciation through repeat-after-me drills, memory gestures, and vocabulary, while exploring future forms and second-person singular endings.
Day 93:49
Day 9 covers the French verb aimer, meaning to love or to like, with pronunciation and spelling notes, etymology tips, synonyms, and memory cues using gestures and examples.
Day 93:35
Learn essential restaurant vocabulary and pronunciation in French, including salty and spicy, with attention to accent marks, two-syllable words, and practice through repetition.
Day 103:45
Day 103:06
Quiz from Days 6 to 105:34

Flashcard 30:09
Audio version of Day 11 to 15 (MP3)0:12
Day 113:34
Use gestures to remember French words and improve pronunciation, especially nasal vowels, while exploring housing vocabulary like accommodation and related phrases in day 11.
Day 113:49
Day 11 reinforces memory strategies by repeating words after me, linking gestures to vocabulary, and practicing word usage in context while exploring the etymology of the letter T.
Day 124:06
Explore French vocabulary for school terms, including high school, with attention to feminine forms, synonyms, and etymology from Latin roots of 'school', for contextual usage.
Day 124:17
Day 12 teaches French pronunciation and spelling tricks for tricky words, guiding you to break long words into syllables, repeat sounds with rhythm, and use memory cues.
Day 13 - Good Flight! - Bon vol!4:54
Practice essential airport conversations in French for DELF A1 learners, including flight times, locating luggage, checking in, choosing seats, and luggage pickup and exits.
Day 135:01
Day 144:15
Master the etymology and usage of French words, focusing on feminine and masculine articles, pronunciation of nasal vowels, and context around suburbs and districts.
Day 144:45
Explore French vocab focused on pauvre meaning poor, its adjective form, and gendered articles le la l’ with pronunciation cues; recall la villa and masculine versus feminine forms.
Day 153:20
Day 153:04
Day 15 guides you through pronunciation practice, introduces new French vocabulary with etymology and synonyms, and uses phrases to remember and apply words in context for DELF A1.
Quiz from Days 11 to 155:42

Flashcard 40:09
Audio version of Day 16 to 20 (MP3)0:12
Day 162:58
Practice pronunciation of masculine nouns and the word familial, explore taste etymology from the Latin word Gustave, and use the verb to have to form family-centered sentences.
Day 164:08
Explore DELF A1 vocabulary and basic grammar, day 16, including verbs like to find and to meet, pronunciation cues, and negation placement around the verb.
Day 173:59
Practice French pronunciation and tone, including nasal tones and gesture-assisted recall, while exploring masculine and feminine forms and key vocabulary from the day’s examples.
Day 174:16
Day 18 - I need a rest... - J'ai besoin de repos...4:09
Day 183:27
Day 194:13
Day 193:40
Day 203:10
Day 202:58
Practice pronunciation and repetition to remember phrases and vocabulary, explore etymology and observe usage, and use gestures to reinforce recall of everyday French terms and phrases.
Quiz from Days 16 to 205:30
This quiz from days 16 to 20 reinforces DELF A1 vocabulary through image cues and word pairs, prompting recall of common verbs, nouns, and gender rules.

Flashcard 60:09
On this Pdf Flashcards you can take some useful notes during the course.
Don't hesitate to use this Flashcard to build your onw sentences by switching the elements of the same color when it is possible.
Audio version of Day 26 to 28 (MP3)0:12
Day 263:35
Day 263:29
Day 26 introduces the French verb for reading, demonstrates usage with reading at the library, and notes related words like book and booking, etymology from Latin, and phonetic alphabet tips.
Day 274:04
Explore French DELF A1 vocabulary about police stations and city and military police roles, with cultural notes from France and etymology hints that help you remember key words through mnemonics.
Day 272:57
Day 272:53
Day 27 introduces the French verb vouloir, its pronunciation and writing, its etymology, and its use like 'to want' with examples such as 'the assistant wants to set a meeting'.
Day 283:38
Practice French pronunciation and basic grammar on day 28, using phonetic alphabet guidance, repetition, and memory techniques to recall words for the DELF A1 certificate.
Day 284:49
Quiz from Days 26 to 284:39
If you do well, that is what you'll get...0:01
A1 French Learning Hacks: Tips for Rapid Progress in your French reading skills4:38

Requirements

No requirements or prerequisites

Description

This French language course includes the "Advanced Cheat Sheet to get My French DELF A1 by Christophe Daniel Ternay" PDF file. (For the French Beginner's Level (A1) Official Exam called "DELF A1") and it is the only French DELF A1 Level Cheat Sheet on the web!

SAVE TIME! In only 4,5 hours I can guarantee you that you will get your Delf A1 Exam at the first Strike!

I believe French learning is best done when it's enjoyable. And I know people learn in different ways.

That's why I am providing multiple ways to learn in this French Language Course and successfully handle with hundreds of Everyday Phrases and Expressions .

WATCH:

Learn French online: on your mobile (Udemy mobile app), on a Tablet (the course is fully responsive), on any computer or anywhere else.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY:

Join the Private Facebook group "SpeedyFrench" to ask questions and get feedback from me or the other French learners.

LISTEN and REPEAT

Listen to the audio version of this French for beginners course (on MP3), present in every section, to learn French on the go (in a car, on a bus, in your bed,...)

READ and WRITE

Download the PDFs present in every section and take some notes so as to build your own French A1 Sentences.
Read the FRENCH DELF A1 CHEAT SHEET included in this Resource.
Take the COLORED QUIZZES

At the end of the day, I just want to help you succeed. I hope that by providing all of these additional resources, you can learn French in a fun and high-quality way.

Important Notice: This course is presented in English AND French. At the beginning, more English is used, so that you can learn step by step.

What Students say about my Online Courses:

I am only 1/4 of the way through however, what I like about the instructor is his engaging online presence and his approach to learning including little hacks for remembering words. I get the impression he is sincerely dedicated to teaching the French language in a way that it can be immediately useful to anyone wanting to learn and/or improve. (Patricia Russel) ★‎★‎★‎★‎★

The way the instructor teaches helps the retention of all the new vocabulary.

I have memorized many different phrases and I can remember what they mean, which will help me to form more sentences in different situations and tenses. Above all it has helped my pronunciation greatly. (Joy Thornton) ‎★‎★‎★‎★‎★

Learning French through his courses, explanations and exercises are a great opportunity to be well motivated for further improvement. (Mine Durmaz) ‎★‎★‎★‎★‎★

About the Author:

He is fluent in French, English, German and Spanish.

He is a graduate teacher in “Teaching French for foreigners”. (From the French Alliance)

He is teaching French since 2015 to students from all over the world thanks to offline and online French Courses in Peru.

That's why he knows how important it is to know exactly how to pronounce French for beginners words.

How important it is to learn French vocabulary so as to be able to make you understand.

And how important it is to quickly understand and decrypt French words in common sentences ...

... So he developed this comprehensive approach to learning French A1 level based on his learning of 4 languages, the challenges faced by his Peruvian Students, his Worldwide Online courses (900 + hours) and what he studied informally: Neuroscience.

What includes the course:

This French Language Course course includes more than 50 HD pictures so your Brain can easily can link the new words with a clear image
This French for Beginners Course also includes Quizzes that I highly recommend that you take because it is the best way to improve quickly.
This French (DELF A1 Level) Learning course includes Pdf Flashcards that will also be very useful to take some notes during the course.
This French A1 course includes the complete Audio Version of the whole course to use it on the go.

What it is NOT Specialized in:

Grammar lessons and exercises (this course contains only little chunks of grammar that will help you build your own A1 LEVEL sentences quickly)

This French Language Course comes with a full 30 day money-back guarantee. Meaning if you are not completely satisfied with the course or your progress, simply let me know and I’ll refund you 100%, every last penny, no questions asked.

You literally can’t lose.

Ready to learn French?

Enroll now using the “Enroll Now” button on the right, and get started on your way the French World. Or, take this course for a free spin using the preview feature, so you know you’re 100% certain this course is for you.

See you on the inside (hurry, class is waiting!)

Cheers

Chris

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French Version

Je pense qu’il vaut mieux apprendre le français en y prenant du plaisir. Et il faut noter aussi que les gens apprennent de différentes manières.

C'est pourquoi je propose plusieurs façons d'apprendre le français et d’assimiler facilement des centaines de phrases et d'expressions de tous les jours.

REGARDEZ:

Regardez ce cours de français en ligne, sur votre téléphone portable (application mobile Udemy), sur une tablette (le cours est entièrement adapté sur mobile) ou sur n’importe quel ordinateur.

REJOIGNEZ LA COMMUNAUTÉ:

Rejoignez le groupe privé Facebook "SpeedyFrench" pour poser des questions et obtenir des commentaires de moi ou des autres élèves de français.

ÉCOUTEZ ET RÉPÉTEZ

Écoutez la version audio de ce cours (MP3), présente dans chaque section, pour apprendre le français depuis n’importe où (dans une voiture, dans un bus, dans votre lit, ...)

LIRE ET ÉCRIRE

Téléchargez les PDF présents dans chaque section et prenez des notes afin de construire vos propres phrases en français.
Lisez et étudiez la “feuille de triche” (en anglais) intitulée: "Advanced Cheat Cheat to get your DELF A1” par Christophe Daniel Ternay" pour vous préparer à l'examen officiel de niveau débutant français (A1) appelé "DELF A1"
N’oubliez pas les QUIZZ, ils vont vous aider à mieux retenir les mots et expressions françaises.

En fin de compte, je veux juste vous aider à réussir. J'espère qu'en fournissant toutes ces ressources supplémentaires, vous pourrez apprendre le français de manière amusante et qualitative.

Avis important: Ce cours est présenté en anglais ET en français. Au début, on utilise davantage l'anglais pour que vous puissiez apprendre pas à pas.

Ce que les étudiants disent de mes cours en ligne:

Je ne suis cependant qu'à un quart du parcours, mais ce que j'aime chez l'instructeur, c'est sa présence en ligne attrayante et son approche de l'apprentissage, y compris des petits trucs pour se souvenir de mots. J'ai l'impression qu'il se consacre sincèrement à enseigner le français de manière à ce qu'il puisse être immédiatement utile à quiconque souhaite apprendre et / ou se perfectionner. (Patricia Russel) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

La façon dont l'instructeur enseigne aide à conserver tout le nouveau vocabulaire.

J'ai mémorisé de nombreuses phrases différentes et je peux me souvenir de ce qu'elles signifient, ce qui m'aidera à former plus de phrases dans des situations et des temps différents. Surtout cela a beaucoup aidé ma prononciation. (Joy Thornton) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Apprendre le français à travers ses cours, explications et exercices est une excellente occasion d’être bien motivé pour encore progresser. (Mine Durmaz) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Qui est l'auteur?

Il parle couramment français, anglais, allemand et espagnol.

Il est professeur diplômé par l'Alliance Française dans l’enseignement du français pour les étrangers.

Il enseigne depuis 2015 à des étudiants partout dans le monde grâce aux cours offline et online...

C’est pourquoi il sait exactement à quel point il est important de bien savoir prononcer les mots français.

A quel point le vocabulaire français est important pour pouvoir vous faire comprendre.

Et combien il est primordial de pouvoir rapidement comprendre et déchiffrer les mots français dans une phrase du quotidien…

... Il a donc développé cette approche complète d'apprentissage du français de niveau A1 sur la base de son apprentissage des 4 langues, des défis rencontrés par ses étudiants au Pérou, des cours en ligne donnés dans le monde entier (plus de 900 heures) et sur ce qu'il a étudié de manière informelle: La Neuroscience.

Ce qui comprend le cours:

Ce cours de français comprend plus de 50 photographies HD afin que votre cerveau puisse facilement associer les nouveaux mots à une image claire.
Ce cours de français comprend des quizz que je vous recommande vivement de prendre car c’est le meilleur moyen de s’améliorer rapidement.
Ce cours de français comprend des “cartes-mémoires” au format pdf qui seront également très utiles pour prendre des notes pendant le cours.
Ce cours de français comprend la version audio complète de l’ensemble du cours de français A1 à utiliser lors de vos déplacements.

Ce cours n'est PAS spécialisé dans:

La grammaire et les exercices de grammaire (ce cours ne contient que quelques fragments de grammaire qui vous aideront à construire rapidement vos propres phrases en français de niveau A1)

Ce cours de français est assorti d'une garantie de remboursement de 30 jours. Cela signifie que si vous n'êtes pas complètement satisfait du cours ou de vos progrès, faites-le-moi savoir et je vous rembourserai à 100%, sans poser de questions.

Vous ne pouvez littéralement pas perdre.

Prêt à commencer à apprendre le français?

Inscrivez-vous maintenant en utilisant le bouton «Acheter dès maintenant» sur la droite et lancez-vous dans le monde du français. Ou, cliquez sur “afficher un aperçu de ce cours” (c’est gratuit), afin de savoir que vous êtes sûr à 100% que ce cours est fait pour vous.

Rendez-vous à l'intérieur (faites vite, la classe attend!)

Et prenez soin de vous !

Chris

Who this course is for:

Take that course if you want to UNDERSTAND FRENCH pronounced by a NATIVE SPEAKER
Take that course if you want to reach the next level in French Pronunciation and French Reading.
Take this course if you are a Complete Beginner or Beginner in French.
Take that course if you want to UNDERSTAND SPOKEN FRENCH in the SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE.
Take that course if you want to LEARN FRENCH with a CERTIFIED FRENCH TEACHER
Take that course if you want to learn French WITHOUT TRICKY GRAMMAR EXERCISES.

Get My Official French DELF A1 Certificate + PDF Cheat Sheet

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Course content

Course Introduction4 lectures • 2min

First 5 Days : Discover15 lectures • 58min

Days 6 to 10 : Identify13 lectures • 45min

Days 11 to 15 : Observe13 lectures • 47min

Days 16 to 20 : Explore13 lectures • 43min

Days 21 to 25 : Recognize13 lectures • 44min

Last 3 Days : Appreciate12 lectures • 35min

Bonus Lecture1 lecture • 1min

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Who this course is for: