Learn French For Beginners : A0 to A2

Learn how to introduce yourself in French, using essential phrases like je m'appelle and comment tu t'appelles, with guidance on informal and formal forms.

Learn to introduce yourself in French by saying your name, age, where you live, and the languages you speak using phrases like Je m'appelle and Je suis.

Learn to express age in French using the verb avoir, ask 'how old are you?', and answer with j'ai, tu as, il/elle a, ils ont, cinq ans.

Explore how to say where you live in French, using informal and formal forms, the verb habiter, and prepositions with cities and countries like Paris, France, and aux États-Unis.

Learn to express nationality in French with the verb être and je suis, using masculine and feminine forms like francais and francaise.

Master how to say I speak using the French verb parler, with je parle and other forms, to name languages like français, anglais, espagnol, chinois, russe, portugais, italien.

Describe two people in French by stating their names with il s'appelle, ages with avoir, where they live, nationalities, and languages they speak.

Learn essential French expressions for beginners, including forming negatives with je ne comprends pas, how to say things in French, and practicing repeatable phrases with correct intonation.

Count from 1 to 20 in French and up to 100, learn hours and prices, and explore days, months, seasons with combien and age examples.

Learn to say the French numbers from 21 to 69 with correct pronunciation and liaison. The lesson covers patterns like vingt et un, and transitions toward 70–100.

Learn how to say French numbers from 70 to 100, using 60 plus for 70–79 and the quatre-vingt form for 80–89, then 90–99 and 100 with examples like 81 and 99.

Learn to tell the time in French using il est, the 24-hour military system, and daytime phrases.

Learn to ask and say prices in French using combien and le prix est de, with examples like fromage, metro, and le musée du Louvre.

Learn the days of the week in French, with examples for each day from lundi to dimanche and phrases like aujourd'hui and au travail, guiding pronunciation and daily usage.

Learn the months of the year in French and how to ask your favorite month. Explore phrases like quel est ton mois préféré and mon mois préféré, and other holidays.

Explore the four seasons in French, mastering printemps, été, automne, hiver, and phrases like je vais à la plage, il neige, le premier janvier, bonne année, et bonne santé.

Master definite articles in French for beginners, including le, la, l', and les, with gender and number rules and examples like le musée du Louvre and j'aime la France.

Learn how to use French indefinite articles un, une, and des to indicate masculine, feminine, and plural nouns, with practical examples like un chien and des biscuits.

Learn to distinguish masculine and feminine nouns, use singular and plural forms, and apply articles like le, la, un, une, and l’ before vowels.

Learn how to form French plurals: add s to most nouns, with notes on endings s, x, z and examples like livre, maison, prix, chateau, chameau, animal, local, and wazo.

Explain how adjectives qualificative agree with nouns in gender and number, with masculine, feminine, singular, and plural forms; show placement rules and examples such as blanc/blanche and beau/belle.

Learn how to use French demonstrative adjectives like ce, cet, cette, and ces to say this, that, these, and those, with masculine, feminine, and plural forms and note on liaison.

Learn how French possessive adjectives agree with a noun’s gender and number, using mon, ton, son, sa, and their forms such as notre, votre, and leur.

Learn direct object pronouns in French, placed before the verb, with masculine, feminine, and plural forms like le, la, les; and phrases such as je le vois and je t'aime.

Learn indirect object pronouns in French, before the verb, using lui and leur for to him, to her, and to them, with examples like parler and téléphoner.

Explore the present tense of regular French verbs in -er, -ir, and -re, learn their group endings, and cover negation and forming questions, with notes on irregular verbs.

Explore irregular French verbs such as être, avoir, aller, and faire, and learn their forms individually since no general rule applies. Practice with examples like je suis and il fait beau.

Learn French negation: form ne before the verb and pas after, with examples like je ne parle pas, il ne bois pas, and negation with avoir, jamais, personne, rien.

Discover how to form closed questions in French using intonation, inversion, and subject-verb reversal, with practical examples like 'do you like chocolate' and 'do you speak English'.

Explore open questions in French by practicing qui, quoi, où, quand, comment, and pourquoi. Master how to form and use ce qui and other question structures with examples.

Master describing a person's physical traits and character in French, including height, hair and eye color, and personality adjectives, with gender agreement and common phrases.

Talk about family, friends, and pets in French, using vocabulary for relatives, friends, and animals. Explore possessives like mon/ma/son, twins with jumeau/jumelle, and describe pets with mignon and aggressive.

Learn to describe your house, neighborhood, and city in French, including rooms like salon, bureau, cuisine, chambre, and salle de bain, plus size, modernity, and proximity phrases.

Master the formation of the passé composé using avoir or être, learn past participles for regular and irregular verbs, and understand its use for finished actions.

Learn regular and irregular past participles in French, including the first-group -er verbs, the second-group -ir, the third-group -re, and key irregulars using être or avoir.

Learn how to express past actions in french with the passé composé, using j'ai pris and j'ai regardé, pendant for duration, and puis, ensuite for sequence.

Learn to form the near future (futur proche) in French using the present tense aller plus an infinitive. Express intention with je vais, tu vas, il va, nous allons.

Learn to express intentions and projects in french using the futur proche, with examples like je vais apprendre le francais cette année and nous allons visiter Paris ce weekend.

Master daily life expressions and common French idioms, from salut and quoi de neuf to merci beaucoup and je suis d'accord, through simple conversations.

Explore common French idioms and image expressions, like il pleut, avoir la pêche, and faire la grasse matinée, to sound natural and understand playful cultural imagery.

Learn to react in different situations in French, mastering phrases for thanking (merci beaucoup, merci), apologizing (je suis désolé, pardon, excusez moi), and encouraging (bon courage, felicitations, bonjour).