Speak French with Confidence in 30 Days

A study guide focused on the spoken French you need most often. It covers pronunciation, greetings, essential verbs, question forms and everyday phrases for travel, food, shopping and meeting people, with short practice dialogues that help you build a steady speaking routine one topic at a time.

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About this study guide

Speaking is often the hardest part of learning French, and this study guide puts it at the centre. You will begin with French sounds, including nasal vowels, silent letters and liaison, so you can pronounce words clearly. Core grammar is kept practical: articles, gender, the present tense, common irregular verbs such as être, avoir, aller and faire, and simple ways to talk about the past and future. Themed units cover greetings, directions, cafés and restaurants, shopping, travel and talking about yourself. Practice dialogues and read-aloud exercises help you get used to forming sentences and saying them out loud. The material is split into four levels, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Expert, so you can build a regular speaking habit and study each stage at your own pace.

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Level 1 / 4

Beginner

What you will study

You will study French sounds, including nasal vowels and silent letters, plus greetings, numbers and polite requests. Grammar covers articles, gender and the present tense of être, avoir and common regular verbs, practised through short dialogues.

Who this level is for

This level is for learners who are new to French or remember only a few words. It focuses on speaking from the start, helping you pronounce French sounds and use simple phrases in everyday situations.

What you will be able to do

By the end of this level, you should be able to greet people, introduce yourself, order food and drinks, ask for directions and pronounce common French words clearly enough to be understood.

Level 2 / 4

Intermediate

What you will study

Topics include the passé composé, the near future, reflexive verbs, negation and question forms. Themed dialogues cover shopping, travel, cafés, hobbies and making plans, with read-aloud exercises that build rhythm and liaison.

Who this level is for

Aimed at learners who can manage basic phrases and want to speak French more freely. This level builds longer sentences and more flexible grammar so you can talk about your life, interests and recent experiences.

What you will be able to do

After this level, you should be able to talk about past events and future plans, ask and answer a wider range of questions and keep a relaxed conversation going on familiar topics.

Level 3 / 4

Advanced

What you will study

You will study the imparfait alongside the passé composé, the conditional, the subjunctive in common phrases and pronouns such as y and en. Speaking tasks include giving opinions, telling stories, describing problems and discussing news.

Who this level is for

This level suits learners who speak everyday French and want to express opinions, explain ideas and handle less predictable conversations. It builds smoother speech through longer speaking tasks and more advanced grammar.

What you will be able to do

Once you complete this level, you should be able to share and justify opinions, narrate experiences in detail, deal with unexpected questions and speak French at greater length with fewer hesitations.

Level 4 / 4

Expert

What you will study

This stage covers colloquial expressions, informal contractions, idioms, formal and informal address, and nuanced vocabulary. You will practise debating, persuading and improvising, and review recordings of your own speech to refine pronunciation and intonation.

Who this level is for

Designed for confident French speakers who want to sound more natural and precise. The focus is on idiomatic, spoken French, register and the subtle choices that shape how you come across to native speakers.

What you will be able to do

At this final level, you should be able to move between formal and casual French, use idioms naturally, argue a point persuasively and speak spontaneously on a wide range of topics with clear, natural pronunciation.

Levels are unlocked with credits from your balance. You can buy more credits whenever you need them.