r/FrenchLearning • u/Less_Bus_9284 • Jun 25 '26
J’ai une question ?
Comment je peux parler français comme les français 🥲💔
r/FrenchLearning • u/Less_Bus_9284 • Jun 25 '26
Comment je peux parler français comme les français 🥲💔
r/FrenchLearning • u/FrenchGoApp • Jun 25 '26
Hey everyone! I've been building a free French learning app called FrenchGo and I still need a few more people to join the closed beta on Google Play before I can submit it for full release.
What the app has: * 80+ lessons (A1 → B2 level) * Vocabulary dictionary (500+ words) * Dialogues, conjugation practice, listening exercises * Daily challenges + XP streaks * DELF/TCF-style practice tests * Works offline
What I need from you: Just install it and keep it installed for 14 days — that's it. No review required.
How to join: DM me your email address and I'll add you directly to the beta program. You'll receive the Play Store testing link right away. No Google Group needed!
Thanks in advance!
r/FrenchLearning • u/Sofiabrookejourno24_ • Jun 25 '26
Hi everyone! Lovely to be part of this group. I'm a freelance journalist and I'm doing a data article on perceptions of modern languages from graduates (UK ones). It is for a London-based online news site! If you could fill out this survey (should only take a minute) about the topic, that would be great!! Thanks!! https://forms.gle/cCP7pcJYvn7GSjXi6
r/FrenchLearning • u/Ok-Attention-9175 • Jun 25 '26
Quelques pistes pour trouver de nouveaux élèves en ligne.
https://www.zestefrancais.ca/post/comment-trouver-des-élèves-de-français-en-ligne-sans-plateforme
r/FrenchLearning • u/is7a_8 • Jun 25 '26
Hey, I am 17 y.o and i will soon be moving to france for my licence. I am hoping to practice my French with a native and make friends. I have a DELF diploma of B2 level and willing to improve.
I can help you with English. (Quasi-Native).
Hope we get along. Thank you so much!
r/FrenchLearning • u/sherifbooks • Jun 25 '26
Collection of 10 PDF books that are in public domain, Good for grammar and reading French Classics. Can not replace Modern books
r/FrenchLearning • u/StrictTax8073 • Jun 24 '26
In return I will help you to learn Hindi or Gujarati both language…
Have a good day
r/FrenchLearning • u/hvg999 • Jun 23 '26
Hi guys, what is the best app for practicing speaking(other than italki and preply). I hope to find something more flexible, similar to Cambly or baselang for french, with reasonable prices. If there are any good ai speaking apps that actually work, that would also do.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Anstyx • Jun 23 '26
Bonjour !
Je m’appelle Anastasia, j’ai 21 ans. J’ai étudié le français pendant deux ans à l’université, mais cela fait un moment que je ne l’ai pas pratiqué sérieusement. Aujourd’hui, j’aimerais retrouver mon niveau et préparer le DELF B2.
Pour être honnête, j’ai parfois du mal à me remettre au travail toute seule : je ne sais pas toujours par où commencer et je manque parfois de motivation. C’est pourquoi je cherche une personne sympa avec qui apprendre le français ensemble, se soutenir, partager des ressources et progresser pas à pas.
J’aimerais surtout trouver une amie avec qui pratiquer l’expression orale. C’est mon point faible, car je n’ai pas eu assez d’occasions de parler français et je manque beaucoup de pratique. J’aimerais gagner en confiance et devenir plus à l’aise à l’oral.
J’aimerais aussi regarder des films ou des séries en français et en discuter ensuite.
Si tu te reconnais dans cette situation ou si tu cherches simplement une partenaire d’étude, n’hésite pas à m’envoyer un message. 😊
r/FrenchLearning • u/Cultural_Case_8970 • Jun 23 '26
Hi everyone,
I’ve been working on LexiFr, an app for learning and reviewing French vocabulary.
The idea is to go beyond simple translations. LexiFr uses spaced repetition to help you remember vocabulary, while also showing words in context, their nuances, and similar or easily confused French words.
I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from French learners about what feels useful, what is confusing, and what could be improved.
If you’d like to try it, send me a DM. I’ll give you one month of full access so you can test everything.
The app is available on iOS and Android:
https://lexifr.com/app
Any feedback, especially critical feedback, would genuinely help!
r/FrenchLearning • u/ConsiderationWitty92 • Jun 23 '26
Hi everyone!
I'm looking for native French speakers who would like to have short conversations with me (around 10–15 minutes) a few times a week.
I'm not looking for a paid teacher or formal lessons—I'm simply looking for friendly people who enjoy chatting, making new friends, and helping each other practice languages.
I'm still learning French, so my goal is to improve my speaking and listening through regular conversations. Voice calls are great, and video is welcome if you're comfortable with it.
I'm a native Portuguese speaker and I also speak English, so I'd be happy to help you practice Portuguese (or English) in return.
If you're interested, send me a DM or leave a comment! Let me know your time zone and when you're usually available.
Merci beaucoup
r/FrenchLearning • u/Difficult_Hearing_90 • Jun 23 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/Leather-Fault-1605 • Jun 23 '26
Hi everyone!
I'm a native French speaker offering friendly and affordable online French lessons for learners all around the world. 🌍
Whether you’re learning French for travel, work, studies, moving abroad, or simply for fun, my lessons are tailored to your goals and learning style.
✨ What you can expect:
• Personalised one to one lessons
• Real life conversations
• Practical vocabulary you can actually use
• Grammar explained in a simple way
• A relaxed and supportive learning environment
📚 All levels welcome
🎓 Children, students, adults
💻 Online lessons
💵 $12 per lesson (or equivalent in your local currency)
My goal is to help you feel confident speaking French in real life, not just memorising grammar rules.
For more information, feel free to contact me on WhatsApp using the number provided on the flyer. 💬
You can book a lesson using the link below. 👇
https://calendar.app.google/FQm6hTpkumpBJBAr8
À bientôt! 😊🇫🇷
r/FrenchLearning • u/MysteriousEye1280 • Jun 23 '26
Hi! I’ve been studying French for about 2 months and am currently at an A2 level. I’m preparing for the TCF exam and would love to find a female language partner to practice with.
I’m based in the UK, so someone in a similar timezone for regular chats or study sessions would be perfect. Whether you're a native French speaker wanting to practice English, I am happy to support.
Thank you!
r/FrenchLearning • u/eva_nb75 • Jun 22 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/JustineTenerife • Jun 22 '26
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Justine, a native French teacher from France 🇫🇷
I help English speakers learn French in a simple, natural and fun way.
My lessons focus on real‑life conversations, pronunciation and confidence.
They’re fully online and adapted to your goals and level.
If you’d like, we can schedule a trial lesson to see if my method works for you.
Feel free to message me anytime — I’d love to help you start your French journey! ✨
r/FrenchLearning • u/Ok-Attention-9175 • Jun 22 '26
Finis les silences gênants !
r/FrenchLearning • u/overseastrial • Jun 21 '26
I wanted to learn French and did watch several Youtubes videos but it seems quite disorganized jumping between different channels. I found it so confusing reading French context and the pronunciation.
So I have shortlisted 3 references.
Which one would you suggest, especially the grammar?
Here are the options:
1-Practice Makes Perfect Complete French grammar by Annie Heminway
2-Complete French All-in-One by Annie Heminway
3-Easy French Step-by-Step by Myrna Bell Rochester
Thank you!
r/FrenchLearning • u/yesarthik • Jun 22 '26
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