Complete French Course From Beginning

Explore common French phrases for asking and answering how are you, such as comment ça va and ça va bien, and practice comme si, comme ça for so-so responses.

Begin a French course by learning how to introduce yourself in French, including how to say 'my name is' with examples like Ria.

Learn alphabets in French and repeat all the words five times in this introductory course.

Learn essential French greetings and self-introduction: greet with bonjour, use 'Zou Maple' to say your name, ask 'comment t'appelles-tu?' to learn others' names, and say Oshante.

Learn basic French greetings such as bonjour, bonsoir, bonne nuit, au revoir, and à bientôt, with pronunciation cues and guided practice for starting conversations.

Discover essential French manners, including s'il vous plaît and s'il te plaît, merci beaucoup, and common apologies such as pardon and excuse-moi, with notes on polite usage.

Learn color vocabulary in French, mastering masculine and feminine forms with or without e, while pronunciation stays the same. Practice blue, red, yellow, brown, violet, rose, orange, noir, blanc, gris.

Explore beginner French animal vocabulary and pronunciation, including singular versus plural with les animaux, nasal sounds, silent letters, and word linking between consonant and vowel starts.

Learn basic French food names, from bread and rice to egg, meat, fish, and fruits. Practice pronunciation tips for foods like garlic, pepper, carrot, tomato, and pineapple.

Learn how to count from one to twenty in French, using nasal sounds for vowels, silent letters, and shared roots for eleven to sixteen.

Learn to count from 21 to 100 in French, including pronunciation, linking rules, and number patterns, with practical tips to reinforce accurate sequencing.

Beginner French learners build basic action vocabulary (walk, run, jump, dance, swim, ride a bike, play) and learn to express likes, dislikes, and loves using simple verb practice.

Learn how to conjugate in French, focusing on verbs ending with e and r, and practice pronouns I, you, he, she, we, you all, and they.

Conjugate -er and -ir verbs French, using je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles; endings for -er e es e ons ez ent, and -ir is is it issons ez ent.

Conjugate French -re and -oir verbs by mastering endings such as s, t, ons, ez, and ent, with silent letters, and practice using examples like faisons and vous faites.

Learn about very important verbs, including irregulars like aller, and the present-tense -er verb conjugation with endings e, es, e, ons, ez, ent, plus nasal sounds and linking.

Practice important French verbs and endings for je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles. Learn silent letters, an apostrophe before vowels, nasal sounds, and linking.

Practice important verbs in this beginner French course, reviewing the lesson and introducing verbs such as to know, to put, to say, to eat. Conjugation comes next.

Review of French verb conjugation focusing on endings for verbs ending in er, with examples like savoir, connaitre, mettre, donner, manger, and explanations of silent letters and nasal sounds.