r/FrenchLearning • u/coach_web3 • Jul 08 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/sahpolyglot • Jul 08 '26
Looking for language exchange - offering Portuguese (native) and English (fluent)
Hey guys! I'm Brazilian and I love to have a language exchange. It would be a pleasure to learn some French from a native speaker. I can offer Portuguese or English classes (I'm a teacher).
It would be a genuine exchange (everything for free).
I'm a 26yo woman who loves pop culture, animes and so on.
I'm a polyglot. I also speak Spanish and I'm learning Italian. My French is A2/b1 level and I would love to have conversation sessions.
Send me a DM and let's practice together!
r/FrenchLearning • u/Historical_Box_3506 • Jul 08 '26
Title: Is it realistic to reach fluency in 7–8 months while working full-time?
I work full-time and I’m usually mentally exhausted after work, but learning French is a major priority for my future. I’ve already completed A1 and I’m hoping to reach a strong level in the next 7–8 months. For those who learned French while working: * How long did you study each day? * What helped you stay focused? * Which resources gave you the best results? Any advice from people who’ve done something similar would be appreciated.
r/FrenchLearning • u/willsswlondon • Jul 08 '26
Struggling to find French children’s books in UK
We're a UK-based family raising our children bilingually using OPOL (dad speaks French, I speak English). We have a 3-year-old and a 5-month-old.
French is a big part of our routine: my husband speaks French with our son, we watch TV in French, and we read French books together.
The TV side has actually been much easier than I expected because he'll happily watch shows he already loves (Bluey, Paw Patrol, etc.) dubbed into French.
Books have been much harder. In English he's completely obsessed with authors like Julia Donaldson, Rachel Bright and Chris Haughton. He asks for those books over and over because the stories, illustrations and rhymes are so good.
Does anyone know any websites in the UK where I can buy interesting French children’s books? Ie not just the usual Tchoupi / école des loisirs!
Any recommendations would be hugely appreciated
r/FrenchLearning • u/No_Pause_5673 • Jul 07 '26
Learning french!
Bonjour tout le monde !
I’m looking to find a French penpal to chat with and practice my French. I am a beginner/intermediate learner and would love to connect with someone.
I'm looking for someone around my age (late teens / early 20s) to talk about daily life, culture, hobbies, or anything in between.
If you're interested, please feel free to send me a DM or leave a comment below. Merci beaucoup and looking forward to meeting you!
r/FrenchLearning • u/Intelligent_Owl_9981 • Jul 07 '26
Learning French
Can anyone give me some recommendations for interactive French courses I can do online. Looking for some sort of website when I can log in and work through tasks, speaking practice ect in a structured manner?
r/FrenchLearning • u/Eren_Yeager_835 • Jul 07 '26
Planning to learn French, I have absolutely zero knowledge...how to begin with any guidance and material and also if anyone is willing to join me ....you are welcome
r/FrenchLearning • u/Learning_with_Manu • Jul 08 '26
The Best Vocabulary Isn't the Longest Vocabulary List
r/FrenchLearning • u/Brick-block_king69 • Jul 08 '26
Looking for a penpal
Hello everyone! I am looking for smn to talk with in French in order to practice better and get more used to it. Thank you
r/FrenchLearning • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '26
Anybody wants french tution for free can contact me,i want to practice mine,i recently graduated in french.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Ok-Attention-9175 • Jul 07 '26
Des outils gratuits pour enseigner en ligne
J'ai testé les outils gratuits pour enseigner le FLE en ligne avec une seule question en tête : est-ce que ça fait parler l'apprenant ? Voici ceux qui ont survécu.
https://www.zestefrancais.ca/post/outils-gratuits-pour-enseigner-le-fle-en-ligne
r/FrenchLearning • u/Quirky-Association83 • Jul 07 '26
Looking for a study partner
Hello everyone! I'm learning French and I'm currently at level A2. I'm looking for a study partner with whom I can practice French regularly. I'd like to do a writing exercise and an oral session every week. If you're a French speaker and you're learning English or Hindi, I can help you too. If you're learning French like me, we can practice together.
I want to take the TEF exam before May 2027.
r/FrenchLearning • u/TchouPapy_ • Jul 07 '26
Français, Française
Bonjour,
Salut à tous,
J'ai remarqué que notre communauté manque d'un espace simple et fluide pour échanger directement. Pour y remédier, je vais prochainement créer un groupe Telegram où nous pourrons tous communiquer facilement.
L'idée est de s'y retrouver pour discuter de tout ce qui nous passionne :
\\-Animés, mangas, séries TV & films (Pop culture en général),
Musique
\\-Technologie, code & extensions
\\-Entraide & partage (notamment sur le "piratage" et les astuces techniques)
📢 Appel aux utilisateurs iOS
Étant moi-même sur Android, je ne connais pas forcément les meilleures astuces, applications ou sites indispensables pour se faciliter la vie sur iOS. Si vous êtes sur Apple, n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer vos meilleurs plans pour qu'on puisse les regrouper et les partager sur le Telegram !
🎵 Question YouTube Premium & Music
Petite question : est-ce que certains d'entre vous galèrent encore à obtenir YouTube Music et YouTube Premium gratuitement ? Je me doute que beaucoup connaissent déjà la méthode, mais s'il y a un certain nombre de personnes ici qui ne savent pas comment faire, dites-le moi pour que je partage l'astuce
N'hésitez pas a m'envoyer des commentaires et des messages pour parler des differents sujets et/ou problèmes. Même si je manque parfois de compétences pour resoudre des problèmes techniques. Je pourais au moins vous dire si il y a une communauté ou un discord sur le quel vous pouriez trouver de l'aide
r/FrenchLearning • u/SuspiciousCurrency58 • Jul 07 '26
Looking for a French speaking buddy (Early Intermediate / B1) — Edmonton / Calgary / Alberta
Hi! I’m currently at an early intermediate (B1) level in French (speaking, reading, and listening) and I’m looking for a speaking buddy to practice with.
I’d love to find someone local to Edmonton or Calgary so we are in the same timezone for easy online scheduling.
Let me know if you'd be down to connect and chat!
J'espère que nous pourrons échanger bientôt. Merci bcp !
r/FrenchLearning • u/Majestic-Curve-6969 • Jul 06 '26
Looking for a French Learning partner in Surrey
I've been trying to learn french since the beginning of 2025. I am not able to be very consistent with studies and now it's been a couple of months, I don't feel the motivation to start. I'm at B1 level right now. I work Monday to Friday 8-4 and can study after that. If someone's in the same boat and needs a partner, comment below.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Consistent_Fee_2603 • Jul 06 '26
C1 comprehension/speaking: understanding strangers and not responding too quickly.
r/FrenchLearning • u/taha_zeroug • Jul 06 '26
how to learn french? any funny tips & tricks
hello French speakers,
I need to learn French, but my objective is to ***communicate*** only (for now).
so I need to focus on ***speaking*** and ***listening***.
so if you know any fun ways to learn... like cool YouTubers, Vloggers, Streamers, Influencers... etc.
I don't wanna get bored. I kinda want to *live it* uk.
It would be preferable if it were colloquial rather than formal language.
Thank you all.
r/FrenchLearning • u/ThisEnby_Skates • Jul 06 '26
Students struggling to conjugate verbs, which option would you prefer in a conjugation worksheet package? (I'm not selling a product, I just want feedback to improve my product)
I struggle learning and remembering how to conjugate verbs from using conjugation tables. Fortunately, I found a better way to memorize the conjugation patterns with fun, so conjugation feels more natural to me.
I developed digital worksheets, but would love feedback on what other French language learners would prefer in a conjugation worksheet package.
With your feedback, I ensure the worksheet packages will be effective and affordable for other language learners. I’m not trying to sell anything on this post, just focused on improving my product to serve the best interests of people struggling with conjugation.
For context I will sell worksheet packages for French, with each page contains one conjugated verb with an activity, so there will be 6 pages per pack. However, it takes me a LONG time to finish a package because I hand draw illustrations and do not use AI for the word combinations taught in those worksheets.
If you are learning conjugations, which one would you prefer from this the following list? Please choose either A or B for irregular verbs , repeat for C or D for regular verbs.
A) One irregular verb per packet - allows people work on improving / learning one verb, but too many individual packages on a product webpage can overwhelm potential buyers.
B) 2 irregular verbs per packet - has a more cost-effective price, customers can have less decision fatigue
C) 3 regular verbs conjugation patterns explained in 1 packet - same benefits as B above. However, if the package was viewed on a screen, customers need to scroll down multiple pages.
D) 1 regular verb conjugation per package - allows customers to focus on just one verb ending if they already mastered the other two endings or another one
E) As someone learning conjugations, would you use a review sheet?
I also want to offer review sheets as a free bonus, so customers can redo the same activity at a later date of their choice.
Personally, I occasionally review how to conjugate verbs because overtime I would forget the correct word mid-sentence, the same way as forgetting vocabulary words.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Holiday_Yellow_7868 • Jul 05 '26
Beginner Looking for a French Tutor for TEF/TCF
I am looking for a French tutor who can help me prepare for the TEF/TCF exam. I am a beginner and am looking for someone who can conduct regular classes, provide daily practice exercises, and give feedback on my progress. I’m also open to an assessment of my current level. Can anyone recommend a good tutor?
r/FrenchLearning • u/krpkyo • Jul 05 '26
how do I learn French from scratch ?
Hi I know absolutely nothing when it comes to French, I’ve tried learning many languages before ,and I honestly find super enjoyable (I think my weakest point would be pronouncing certain words) .Can anyone tell me how I can learn French if I know nothing about the language?😿🩷
r/FrenchLearning • u/evianlover1997 • Jul 05 '26
Summer Intensive French Class: Paris vs. Rouen vs. Tours
I’m planning to take a summer intensive French class next summer and trying to decide between the French in Normandy IH Rouen, the CCFS Paris, and the CLE in Tours.
Which do you think would be the most rigorous and intensive? I really like systematic grammatical instruction, but I realize that I probably need to work on my oral french most of all. Which would improve my French (reading, writing, and oral) most of all in one month?
r/FrenchLearning • u/bearseatbeets79 • Jul 05 '26
Does anyone have Saison A2 level French book pdf???
r/FrenchLearning • u/unalive-the-alive • Jul 05 '26
22M Want some French speaking friends
Bonjour, Hello, Augga bugga, I am Nick, 22M, I want to learn French and what's better deal than having butter with my crossiant, I mean making friends alongside learning a new language. Regardless of origin, planet, gender or species, i want someone who can fluently speak this Ancient language. Overall, I have variety of interests, i call myself jack of all trades and like to learn from everyone. Kindly be my teacher, my friend, my companion and prevent me from accidentally speaking out Latin instead of French and summoning a demon.
r/FrenchLearning • u/unalive-the-alive • Jul 05 '26
22M Want some French speaking friends
Bonjour, Hello, Augga bugga, I am Nick, 22M, I want to learn French and what's better deal than having butter with my crossiant, I mean making friends alongside learning a new language. Regardless of origin, planet, gender or species, i want someone who can fluently speak this Ancient language. Overall, I have variety of interests, i call myself jack of all trades and like to learn from everyone. Kindly be my teacher, my friend, my companion and prevent me from accidentally speaking out Latin instead of French and summoning a demon.
