Welcome to our comprehensive French language course designed for absolute beginners!

This course, covering Lessons 1 through 25, lays a strong foundation for speaking, understanding, and writing in French, guiding you step-by-step from the very basics to constructing complex sentences and narrating events.

What You Will Learn:

Foundational Skills: Master the French alphabet, basic greetings, self-introductions, numbers from 0 to 100, days of the week, months, and seasons.

Essential Grammar: Understand noun gender, indefinite and definite articles (including contractions), and the crucial agreement rules for adjectives and colors.

Verb Mastery: Conjugate fundamental verbs like être (to be) and avoir (to have), as well as common regular -ER, -IR, and -RE verbs. You’ll also learn vital irregular verbs such as aller (to go), faire (to do/make), lire (to read), écrire (to write), vouloir (to want), and pouvoir (to be able to).

Talking About Time: Confidently discuss daily routines using reflexive verbs, recount past events with the Passé Composé (including avoir and être auxiliary verbs and past participle agreement), describe ongoing or habitual past actions with the Imperfect tense, and make future plans using the Simple Future tense. You’ll also learn to differentiate between the Passé Composé and Imperfect.

Expanding Your Vocabulary: Acquire essential vocabulary for family members, common objects, and a wide range of food and drink items, along with the correct use of partitive articles (du, de la, de l’, des).

Sentence Enhancement: Learn to form negative sentences and various types of questions. Enhance your descriptions with adverbs (including adverbs of frequency) and use comparative and superlative forms.

Concise Communication: Master direct and indirect object pronouns to make your sentences more natural and avoid repetition, and use possessive adjectives and pronouns to express ownership.

Giving Instructions: Understand and apply the Imperative Mood to give commands and make polite requests.

Pointing Out: Utilize demonstrative pronouns to refer to “this one,” “that one,” and “these/those ones.”

Who is this course for?
This course is perfect for anyone with no prior knowledge of French who is looking for a structured, step-by-step approach to build a solid foundation in the language.

By the end of these modules, you will be able to introduce yourself, describe your daily life, talk about your past experiences, make future plans, express desires and abilities, comment on frequency, give simple commands, and much more, all while applying correct French grammar.

Rejoignez-nous et commencez votre voyage linguistique aujourd’hui! (Join us and start your language journey today!