A complete CEFR A1–A2 French course — 🇫🇷 France and 🇨🇦 Canada side by side
Twenty-eight lessons take you from your first bonjour to the end of A2: you will be able to handle everyday situations, describe your life, ask and answer questions, and talk about the past and the future. Topic lessons give you the words; the Grammar Essentials lessons woven between them give you the machinery to build your own sentences instead of reciting phrases.
Every lesson compares 🇫🇷 France and 🇨🇦 Canadian usage, because the French you meet in Montréal is not the French you meet in Marseille — and both are worth having.
Built in: audio on every word · a spaced-repetition review deck · flashcards · self-check quizzes · written exercises · a learning journal · progress tracking.
Lessons 1–15. By the end you can introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, handle shops, cafés and your own daily routine, and build basic sentences of your own.
Lessons 16–28. By the end you can talk about the past and the future, give directions, describe your work, your health and your feelings, replace nouns with pronouns, and link your ideas into connected speech.
Reference and practice that runs across the whole course.
The intermediate course picks up exactly where this one stops: the subjunctive, the conditional, the compound tenses, dont and lequel, participle agreement, reported speech — then register, idiom, the literary passé simple, formal writing, authentic media, a Québécois deep dive and DELF strategy.