
Introduction to the course : What to expect and how it works
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Let's learn the French alphabet and how it's divided
Learn to pronounce the days of the week and months in French with practical pronunciation tips. Practice sounds for letters like f and ch, and replay sections.
Master French numbers from 0 to 100 with a simple repeating method, then extend to thousands. Cover Belgian vs French counting, 60 and 80 quirks, and the European emergency number.
Explore how geography shapes French accents and dialects across Belgium, France, and neighboring regions, including Belgian French varieties, Alsace German influence, and multilingual communities.
Learn to ask questions in French using common interrogatives and translations through practical examples. Two main forms: ask with normal order and tone, or switch order with question words.
Learn basic French family vocabulary with gendered terms for mom, dad, sister, brother, son, daughter, husband, wife, stepson, stepdaughter, grandfather, and grandmother, and practice forming sentences.
Learn a French jobs vocabulary, including doctor, nurse, teacher, tour guide, shop owner, waiter, secretary, dentist, and director, and practice talking about yourself and your family histories.
Learn essential French common verbs to build phrases for origins, locations, and meals, with examples like chercher, aller, and manger.
Learn airport and airplane vocabulary, including places, personal items, seats, luggage, safety concepts, and documents like passport and boarding pass for travel in French.
Master essential hotel vocabulary for reception, keys, charges, non-smoking rooms, and services like breakfast, dinner, supper, room service, and elevator. Note meal names differ by France and Belgium.
Learn vocabulary for personal items you might lose while away, including wallet, backpack, umbrella, passport, bank card, handbag or purse, and jacket, plus words about places.
Learn essential dining phrases for the bar and restaurant, including how to order and recognize the 'please wait to be seated' sign, and tip etiquette in France and Belgium.
Learn common abbreviations and short names used in France and Belgium, with translations and practical examples from hospitals, transport systems, and police contexts.
Master practical French dialogue for beginners, moving from zero to pro in 60 minutes through core conversational phrases.
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Do you love traveling and would like to make the best out of your trip? Learning the basics of French will help you improve your experience and will decrease the stress while traveling.
If you want to fully immerse in the country you'll visit or would like to be able to get all the help you need while traveling, learning the language can be a good solution.
Having an emergency or a problem abroad can be a stressful experience, and you probably have heard a friend say "if I spoke their language, things would have gone faster or better", why not take the first step and actually learn the basics? Most natives tend to be more patient when foreigners make the effort to speak another language. Learning the language means you care about respecting the culture and the natives, and it will help you with every aspect of your trip, such as ordering food, explaining a problem, asking for directions, etc...
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Remember, you can't learn a language in a day, the content of the course is compact and shouldn't be finished in a hurry. Consider taking one or two lectures a day.