French 10 Day Challenge : French for Beginners

Introduce yourself in French through a dialogue between Sabrina and Francisco, with pronunciation practice and key phrases like bonjour and je m'appelle Sabrina.

Engage in basic French questions and answers by selecting the right option, and explore everyday terms like France, Belgique, musée, château, and la vie en France.

Master airport and in-flight French through a Paris-bound dialogue, using passport and tickets, boarding, s'il vous plait, and baggage, plus ordering on board.

Engage in day two questions and answers, practicing true or false prompts, travel vocab like flight to Paris and hand luggage, and phrases for ordering orange juice and sea vegetables.

Learn to book a round-trip train ticket at a station using essential phrases for destination, departure and return, timetables, TGV, class options, discounts, and glossary terms.

Answer travel questions in a q&a exercise, identifying the traveler’s destination Parry, departure and return details, and TGV timetables from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., including class options.

Learn hotel expressions, such as reserving a room for two nights, checking price (€50 per night per person), noting breakfast included, and asking what time you want it in French.

Practice true or false questions about a client booking a room for one week, including €50 per night and reservation from 8:00, with phrases like reserve à partir de.

Practice restaurant dialogue by ordering dishes such as goat's cheese salad, grilled salmon with fries, steak with fries, and desserts such as chocolate tart and apple pie, with glossary notes.

Practice true or false questions about food items, identify the client's dish and dessert, and confirm apple pie as the dessert.

Practice essential bakery French phrases at the boulangerie, naming croissant, chocolate bread, and raisin, choosing strawberry or apple pies, ordering for four, and using greetings like bonjour, merci, au revoir.

Engage in two practice exercises—true/false and multiple-choice—based on day six bakery dialogue, testing comprehension of croissant, ham croissant, apple pie, and prices in euros.

Master basic market French through greetings, asking for vegetables, and noting kilos and euros while choosing bananas, lettuce, radish, tomatoes, carrots, and potatoes, plus a parsley gift.

Practice basic French shopping dialogue by selecting quantities and prices, using foods like carrots, aubergines, and onions, and learning gifts vocabulary such as kaido and persil.

Practice a pharmacy dialogue in French, greeting the pharmacist, requesting a prescription, and discussing pills and daily dosage with phrases like bonjour monsieur and pilule.

Practice day 8 questions and answers in French, focusing on the client's needs, pill dosage (three times per day), and whether the medication is renewable.

Practice basic post office interactions in French, including greetings, requesting items, filling customs forms, asking for a package to the United States, and using carnet de timbre and stamps.

Practice true-or-false questions from dialogue nine at the post office as you follow Suzanne sending a package to France and buying six stamps.

Present a street dialogue where Emily and Daniel ask directions, use pardon and excuse me, and locate la rue and Victor Hugo. Learn basic directional phrases and glossary vocabulary.

Complete day 10 questions and answers, review the last exercise of the ten day french challenge, and identify the correct option among Emilie de la Rue, Andre Revoir, Victor Hugo.