
1. Prenez des notes pendant la vidéo
2. Faites la partie “À vous !”
3. Faites la pratique en ligne ET dans le livre
Be patient and persevere as you learn French; read in French daily, listen to French, practice vocabulary and conjugation, and repeat simple expressions to build confidence.
Explore the online French course by learning the pronunciation of the French alphabet from a to z, repeating after me, and practicing je m'appelle Vanessa and vous appelez vous.
Explore the pronunciation of the letter g in French, including g plus vowels with examples like g plus e, g plus a, and words such as garage, golf, guitare.
Explore the four main nasal sounds in French, how vowels merge with nasal elements, and practice with example patterns and word repetition.
Discover how final consonants in French are often not pronounced, with examples like le bon, le repas, la tête, le pas, le x, and la z.
Explore the four main French punctuations, including the comma, exclamation mark, and question mark, with examples to practice proper usage.
Learn the present tense of the French verb aller, with forms je vais, tu vas, il/elle/on va, nous allons, vous allez, and ils vont, plus pronunciation and liaison notes.
Learn the five singular subject pronouns je, tu, il, elle, and on, and how they precede the verb, with gendered forms and apostrophe contractions before vowels.
Learn basic French greetings and introductions, including how to ask 'comment vous appelez vous', say 'je m'appelle', respond 'Enchanté', and use polite phrases like 'bonjour', 'bon soir', and 'à bientôt'.
Explore three categories of French verbs, with examples and notes on irregulars; understand the infinitive as a non-conjugated form, and practice identifying examples.
You will go through the components of the language progressively so that you can build your knowledge and your conversation skills as you go.
First, you’ll go through the alphabet and the basics of pronunciation.
Then, you’ll navigate verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs and pronouns so that you can make sentences and ask questions in the present tense.
There are many parts in a lesson, and you will get a chance to practice after each one. There will be different types of practices to engage you differently each time.
The goal is to help you speak, use and play with the language as you learn it.
At the end of the chapter, you will be able to talk about anything in the present tense (and a little more than that actually).
You will also have mastered many of the key elements necessary to speak French which are going to prepare you for the upcoming chapters.
If I can recommend you one thing is this:
Don’t skip any part – even if you think that you know it.
Your brain is going to thank you for it, as it loves repetition.
By revisiting the notions that you may already know, you will be able to build a strong foundation that will help you immensely in the next chapters and that will benefit you throughout this entire process.
Above all, try and have fun as much as possible and play the videos as often as you wish.
I’m here to help you on this amazing journey you’re embarking on.
SO ENJOY!