
Explore how to greet with Bonjour, introduce yourself using je m'appelle, ask what is your name and where are you from, say you are a teacher, and say au revoir.
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Learn to use definite and indefinite articles in French, distinguishing masculine and feminine forms in singular and plural, with examples like un garcon, une fille, les enfants.
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Learn personal pronouns in French, including je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles, and en, with clear usage and form distinctions.
Master how French possessive adjectives reflect gender and number, using mon/ma/mes, ton/ta/tes, and son/sa/ses with examples like ton père and sa fille.
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Learn how French distinguishes masculine and feminine forms and how adding an e often marks the feminine, with examples like work, presentation, and position.
Explore the other cases for forming masculine and feminine in French by modifying word endings, with examples like Ian, on, ter, and x, plus comparing cuisinier and cuisinière.
Learn how many French professions use the same form for masculine and feminine, with examples like professor, doctor, lawyer, engineer, artist, and student.
Learn how singular and plural forms are created by adding s in English and French, note exceptions, and apply the rule to everyday nouns like student and livre.
Learn French plural forms and exceptions, including changes when words end in or, a, or o with x or s, as well as irregulars like bleu, with practical examples.
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Master how to form closed questions in French using three methods: change intonation, invert the subject and verb, and use est-ce que, with examples like tu as un cahier.
Explore open questions versus closed questions, and learn to use French interrogative pronouns such as pourquoi, quand, où, combien, and qui to ask about why, when, where, and how much.
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Learn the basic rules of French, refine your pronunciation, and discover that this free, short course makes it easy to learn and start talking in French.
Want to start learning French but don’t know where to begin?
This free French course for beginners is designed especially for English speakers who want to build a clear, practical, and structured foundation in French. No previous knowledge of French is required.
Throughout the course, you will learn some of the most important foundations you need to begin understanding and using French in simple situations. You will learn how to introduce yourself, use definite and indefinite articles, work with personal and possessive pronouns, understand masculine and feminine forms, form singular and plural nouns, and ask simple questions.
The course is designed to help you do more than simply watch videos. You will actively practice what you learn throughout the lessons.
You will find short and focused video lessons, step-by-step explanations, quizzes to test your knowledge, practical challenges, and AI-powered activities that help you apply French in more realistic situations.
You will also practice building simple sentences, describing people and objects, using essential beginner structures, and asking and answering questions.
The goal is to give you an accessible, practical, and interactive introduction to French.
This course is suitable for complete beginners, learners who have had limited exposure to French and want to organize their basic knowledge, and students who want to experience an active learning approach before moving on to a more complete French course.
By the end of the course, you will have a stronger foundation for continuing your French studies, expanding your vocabulary, improving your grammar, and progressing toward more advanced communication skills.