Discover the main French sounds, including nasal vowels and accents, to build a strong foundation in pronunciation.

Master the two essential verbs “être” (to be) and “avoir” (to have), used in almost every French sentence.

Understand how nouns work in French, and learn the difference between masculine and feminine words.

Practice definite and indefinite articles (le, la, les, un, une) and use them correctly with nouns.

Learn how to express ownership in French with mon, ma, mes and more.

Learn how adjectives change according to gender and number, and how to use them to describe people and things.

Study subject pronouns (je, tu, il, elle, etc.) and understand how they replace nouns in sentences.

Learn how to conjugate regular verbs in the present tense and use them in everyday situations.

Discover different ways to ask questions in French, from informal speech to more formal structures.

Practice common greetings and polite expressions to introduce yourself and interact with others.

Learn how to give instructions, commands, and advice using the imperative form.

Count from 0 upwards, use numbers in real-life contexts like shopping, dates, and phone numbers.

Understand how to use first, second, third, etc. in French, and apply them to dates, rankings, and order.

Learn how to form negative sentences with “ne… pas” and other useful negations.

Memorize the seven days of the week and use them to talk about your schedule and daily routines.

Learn how to ask and tell the time in French, including hours, minutes, and useful expressions.

Discover the names of the four seasons and useful vocabulary to describe weather and activities.

Study common adverbs of frequency, manner, and quantity, and learn where to place them in sentences.

Understand direct and indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, la, lui, etc.) and how to use them correctly.

Learning the essential expression il y a to talk about existence and presence.
You will practice using it in simple, everyday sentences.

Introduction to words that link ideas together in a sentence.
You will learn to build clearer and more logical sentences.

Key vocabulary to introduce your family and talk about relationships.
You will be able to say who is who and ask simple questions.

Essential color words to describe objects, clothes, and places.
You will also learn how to match them with nouns.

Introduction to the basic vocabulary of fruits and vegetables.
You will be able to identify and use them in everyday contexts.

First words to describe clothing items in French.
You will learn to talk about what people wear in basic sentences.

Extend your knowledge of numbers beyond 100.
You will practice large numbers in prices, dates, and statistics.

Practice listening skills with an oral comprehension test that checks your ability to understand spoken French at level A1.

Evaluate your A1 knowledge with this final test. Once you pass, you will officially validate the level and get the A1 certificate.