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French for English Speakers

Greet, order, read signs — get by in France or Quebec

Progress at a glance

0%phrases mastered
  • 0 mastered
  • 0 in progress
  • 15 not started
Phrases mastered
0/15
0 in progress
Modules complete
0/5
0/2 real-life scenarios
Time remaining
5 h 55 min
credible minimum estimate

Per-section breakdown

  • Section 1: Greetings and politeness0/3
  • Section 2: Numbers, money, and time0/3
  • Section 3: Café and restaurant0/3
  • Section 4: Asking for directions and getting around0/3
  • Section 5: Reading signs, notices, and warnings0/3

Time estimate is a credible minimum: ~17 min per concept (lesson + first quiz), 10 min per section test, 30 min per mock exam. Most learners end up at 1.5–2× this — budget headroom.

Modules

01.Greetings and politenessOpen — not started

Hello, goodbye, please and thank you — the four phrases you'll use a hundred times a day.

0 / 3 phrases mastered
Module check · 3 questions · 70% got it
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02.Numbers, money, and timeOpen — not started

Counting to 100, reading prices in euros and dollars, and telling the time on a 24-hour clock.

0 / 3 phrases mastered
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03.Café and restaurantOpen — not started

Order a coffee, read a menu, ask for the bill — the survival kit for eating out in France or Quebec.

0 / 3 phrases mastered
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04.Asking for directions and getting aroundOpen — not started

Where is X? How far? How do I get to the metro? — the phrases that unlock a city.

0 / 3 phrases mastered
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05.Reading signs, notices, and warningsOpen — not started

The street signs, shop notices, and short written instructions you'll see daily — and what to ignore vs. obey.

0 / 3 phrases mastered
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Real-life scenarios

End-to-end role-plays — order a coffee, ask for directions, read a notice. Apply everything you've learned in a realistic situation.

  • Scenario: Ordering breakfast at a Paris café

    5 Q · 15m · 70% pass

    You walk into a small café in Paris at 9 a.m. for breakfast. Navigate the greeting, ordering, paying, and leaving — all in French.

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  • Scenario: Lost in Quebec City, looking for the tourist office

    6 Q · 15m · 70% pass

    You're a tourist in Quebec City, can't find l'office de tourisme, and need to ask a passerby. Get from "I'm lost" to "thank you, I know where to go now".

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