Français Bonjour! Sounds, words and real little dialogues.
TCF and TEF are alternative tests.
DELF is France’s diploma in French as a foreign language, from A1 to B2. Each exam tests listening, reading, writing and speaking.
4 levels · 3 open
DALF is the advanced French diploma, at C1 and C2: the same four skills, at university and professional level.
2 levels · 0 open
Learn French from zero in 70 free days: the 775 words and the grammar of level A1, with audio, review missions and two DELF A1-style practice exams.
70 days · 775 words · 58 grammar points · 29 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Free French after A1: 850 new words and the A2 grammar (imperfect, future, object pronouns) in 72 days, with audio, missions and two DELF A2-style exams.
72 days · 850 words · 36 grammar points · 21 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Free French after A2: 1,150 new words, the subjunctive, the conditional and how to argue a point, in 79 days with audio, missions and two DELF B1-style exams.
79 days · 1,156 words · 36 grammar points · 34 writing & speaking tasks · 2 practice exams
Start the course →Upper intermediate: follow talks and articles on most topics, take part in discussions and argue a point, and write clear, detailed texts.
About this level →Advanced: understand long, demanding texts and what they imply, speak fluently without searching for words, and write well-structured texts for study and work.
About this level →Mastery: understand virtually everything you hear or read, sum up arguments from several sources, and express fine shades of meaning precisely.
About this level →New to French? Start with French A1 in 70 days. Each level builds on the one before: its words come back in the next course without being taught again, so you can also jump in at your own level.
Every course is free, with no sign-up: your progress stays in this browser.
Each day is a dot on your path. Join them up and watch the picture grow.
A day is about 14 bites of 1–3 minutes: a warm-up, words, quick quizzes, writing, a sentence, a game. Stop between any two.
Cards come back just before you forget them. Games and real dialogues make it stick.
Every course has printable PDFs with words, patterns and practice.