French for Beginners : Level 1 | Master the French basics

Learn to say numbers one to ten in French and practice them with guided repetition, then review all ten numbers.

Review how to count past 10 in French and form 20s and 30s with a dash between tens and units. Note that French uses tens plus units, not twenty-one style.

Master how to express age in French using the 'j'ai' construction, practicing with numbers like twenty and twenty-eight and responding to 'how old are you?'.

Master basic French bargaining and greetings by practicing sentences like good morning or good afternoon, how much is it, and 10 euros, including expressions for expensive and too expensive.

Engage in a beginner level 1 French dialogue, review previously learned sentences, and translate English prompts while learning phrases like ça va meaning how are you and goodbye.

Review week two French basics by practicing numbers from twenty to thirty-six, how old are you, how much is it, and noting it's expensive.

Learn to express feelings and emotions in French by forming basic sentences about being tired or sleepy, using gender endings fatigué/fatiguée and the slang 'to hoe' meaning very.

Learn how to express opinions in french, using zam zam for I like and I don't like with ne pas and pas, plus informal usage tips.

Learn to ask and answer questions in French using formal and informal forms, with pourquoi and parce que. Practice phrases like je parle un peu anglais to adapt to context.

Learn to order a coffee in French using formal and informal phrases, navigate the menu, say please, ask for the bill, and note prices like three euros.

Review a few sentences and words learned before and practice a dialogue by translating prompts into French. Take turns responding to prompts to build basic speaking and comprehension for beginners.

This lecture delivers a full week 3 vocabulary review and sentence practice. It highlights informal versus formal forms and revisits menu, coffee, please, because, and the bill.

Master essential French phrases to find your way in France, including 'I'm looking for the subway' and 'I'm looking for the train station,' plus 'excuse me' and toilets.

Learn to ask your way around in French and identify directions—left, right, and straight ahead—while practicing subway-related phrases and basic greetings.

Review essential French question words and phrases, including what is it and what are you doing, and tomorrow, with informal forms for friends and cafe vocabulary.

Master the near future tense in French by using the 'I'm going to' structure with infinitives to talk about tomorrow or later, with verbs like parler, boire, and manger.

Review and practice previously learned French words and sentences, including ça va, in a guided dialogue with translation exercises to reinforce pronunciation and comprehension.

Review the week's French basics: vocabulary and sentences for directions left, right, straight ahead, everyday phrases (excuse me), and the near future with aller + infinitive (to speak, drink, eat).