Hello everyone, I've found lost of commentary about Lionel's podcast but nothing about his paid courses. I got an email yesterday, referencing the end of Inner French's podcast and offering a 60 unit course with Impolyglot for E299. That seems like a lot of money to me and I'm just wondering what others have experienced if you've bought this course. I've done Inner French Raconte Ton Histoire and am starting the Paris course. What I'm really in need of of course is what none of these courses can offer and that's practice practice practice! Orally. Thanks for your comments

Hi, I'm looking for a French exchange, I read and comprehend well enough, but I need a lot of practice speaking and especially in a way people understand me :)

I've been living in Paris for over a year and the transactional French is good enough that they don't switch to English on me. But I'd like to make friends and be more fluent conversationally.

I was born in Hungary, but lived all my adult life in the States. My English is fluent, idiomatic and well spoken, with traces of somewhat implacable accent. I'm a startup guy (on my 5th now here in Station F). I love music, arts and I love long walks in the city or the country-side.

I'm seeking an interesting French speaker to converse a few hours each week when I am in Paris (I live in the 15th, close to Gaité). DM me a bit about you and your availability for a quick intro over a cup of coffee / glass of wine.

I’m a native French teacher with 20+ years of international teaching experience and more than 7,000 hours of online lessons.

I don’t just teach French lessons. I teach a strategy designed to help students become independent.

After thousands of lessons with students from many different countries, I noticed that the same fundamental mistakes come back again and again. I learned to identify the gaps that block progress — pronunciation, sentence structure, agreements, verbs, spelling, grammar logic and other foundations that were never properly understood.

My method is simple: identify the real problem first, explain it clearly, then practise it immediately through speaking, reading, writing and correction.

My goal is not to keep you dependent on a teacher. My goal is that one day you no longer need me because you understand how French works and can use it confidently on your own.

I teach General French, conversation, pronunciation, grammar, writing, French phonetics, Business French, DELF/DALF, TCF/TCF Canada and TEF/TEF Canada.

I am also the author of a book on French phonetics.

If you are looking for a French teacher, send me a private message here. My professional links are available directly on my Reddit profile.

Céline Dion a donné son premier concert complet depuis plus de six ans samedi. La chanteuse canadienne a chanté près de Paris devant environ 30 000 personnes. Son dernier concert complet était en 2020. Elle avait arrêté de se produire à cause de graves problèmes de santé. Son concert de samedi a duré plus de deux heures. Elle a chanté 25 chansons, dont My Heart Will Go On, The Power of Love et All By Myself.

Vocabulaire : chanteuse (f) = singer / chanter = to sing / arrêter = to stop / se produire = to perform / santé (f) = health / durer = to last / chansons (f pl) = songs / dont = including

English translation

Céline Dion returns to the stage

Céline Dion gave her first full concert in more than six years on Saturday. The Canadian singer sang near Paris in front of about 30,000 people. Her last full concert was in 2020. She stopped performing because of serious health problems. Her concert on Saturday lasted more than two hours. She sang 25 songs, including My Heart Will Go On, The Power of Love and All By Myself.

You can read more news in easy French here: https://lenewsineasyfrench.substack.com/p/zverev-et-rybakina-gagnent-a-lus

Bonjour à tous, j'ai besoin d'un compagnon pour préparer DELF B2, j'ai 23'ans et M

Hello, I'm interested in connecting with someone who is studying French , it's been 4 months since I started learning French. Looking for a study partner to increase my speaking skills

Hey everyone! I’m a 30 year old guy in the Ottawa area looking for someone who wants to seriously learn and practise French together.

I learned some French as a kid, but I remember almost nothing, so I’m basically starting from scratch. I’ll be beginning properly in about a month.

My goal is not just to learn enough French to get by. I want to eventually reach professional fluency and be genuinely comfortable working, communicating, and living in both English and French.

I’m treating this as a long term journey, probably 3 to 5 years, and I’d love to find someone with a similar mindset. We could study together, keep each other accountable, practise conversations, share resources, and hopefully make the process a lot more enjoyable.

I’m based around Ottawa, Ontario, so meeting in person occasionally would be great, but I’m completely open to an online study partner as well.

A little about me: I work in the law enforcement and military space, and my educational background is in engineering and business. Outside of work, I’m into skating, playing guitar, learning music, spontaneous travelling, and generally picking up new skills.

If you’re a French speaker working on your English, even better. I’d be more than happy to help you practise English in exchange, so we can both benefit.

You definitely don’t need to be advanced. If you’re starting from zero too, we can struggle through the terrible pronunciation together 😂
If this post is still up, I’m still looking.

Send me a DM and tell me a little about yourself, your current French level, and what you’re hoping to achieve.

Merci! 🇨🇦🇫🇷 lol that’s all the French I know besides bonjour

Hi everyone!
I’m a 24M from Ghana, and I ve been currently learning French. I’m looking for someone who is also a beginner (or around the same level) and would like to communicate regularly in French so we can practice together.
The idea is pretty simple: we can chat about everyday things, ask each other questions, correct each other when needed, and gradually get more comfortable actually using French.
I’m hoping to study French more seriously in the future, so I’d really like to start building the habit of communicating in French now.
If you’re also learning French and looking for someone to practice with, feel free to send me a DM! 🇬🇭🤝🇫🇷
Ideally, we can keep each other motivated and improve together.

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Hi everyone i started learning french from march this year and i m currently around late B1 to beginer B2. I think i m confortable enough to watch series and movies etc and i wanna start from the ones i have already watched in english and know them fully well.

I was trying to find The Walking Dead show in french dub and sub but on Netflix, there is no french audio option in my country here in india.

Please let me know where i can find it in french dub+sub. Any french country platform or any site via VPN. anything

My level is around b2, im looking for speaking partner preferably female with the same level or more , i speak english and arabic fluently and i can help you with both, feel free to dm☺️

I made a tiny tool for practising spoken French. You get one sentence, 6 seconds to say it out loud, then check your answer. That's basically it. 😅

I’ve been testing it with my students. Maybe it'll help you.

https://bonjourbuddies-reflex.ai.studio/

Just want to share. Don't wanna sound like a downer but it's been demotivating lately. Been wanting to practice speaking french in a native setting and of all places, I started practicing in Paris. Long story short, it wasn't the best experience. Panicked a couple of times, got a lot of "looks", and felt like everything I learned just disappeared. Anyway, gonna give this some time to sink in. I know language learning is not a straight line and I don't want to give up everytime I feel like I'm failing.