During 5 days I send you 3 texts a day of useful sentences in French (see list below) and I help you to pronounce them. Step 1 :I send you by Whatapps 3 texts a day of useful French sentences with audio recordings of each one. Step 2 :You listen to the audio recordings. Step 3 :You try to pronounce and you send me your recorded versions.Step 4 :I listen to your recordings and I give you valuable tips to improve your pronunciation.Greetings English French How are you? Comment ça va ? / Comment allez-vous ? (formel) I’m good, thanks. Ça va bien, merci. Long time no see. Ça fait longtemps. Basic & Polite Phrases English                                                                      French Please        S’il vous plaît (formel) Thank you so much        Merci beaucoup Thank you for your time.        Merci pour votre temps. (formel) Get the Conversation Rolling English French What’s new? Quoi de neuf ? What are you plans this weekend? Quels sont vos plans ce week-end ? (formel) How is your family? Comment ça va votre famille ? (formel) Getting a Bit of Clarification English French How do you say that in French? Comment dire ça en français ? I don’t understand. Je ne comprends pas ?  What are you talking about? Vous parlez de quoi ? (formel)  How to Ask Important Questions And Get Help English French What day is it? Quel jour sommes-nous ? Could you help me ? Pourriez-vous m’aider ? (formel) Where is the metro station ? Où est la station de métro ?      

During 1 month I send you 3 texts a day of useful sentences in french (see list below) and I help you to pronounce them. Step 1 :I send you by Whatapps 3 texts a day of useful French sentences with audio recordings of each one. Step 2 :You listen to the audio recordings. Step 3 :You try to pronounce and you send me your recorded versions.Step 4 :I listen to your recordings and I give you valuable tips to improve your pronunciation.Useful french phrases to know :1. Bonjour ! (Good morning, hello)2. Bienvenue. (Welcome.)3. Madame/Monsieur/Mademoiselle (Mrs. /Mr. /Miss)4. Pardon, excusez-moi. (Pardon, excuse me.)5. Parlez-vous anglais ? (Do you speak English ?)6. Je ne parle pas français. (I do not speak French.)7. À tout à l’heure ! (See you later !)8. Merci/Merci beaucoup. (Thank you/Thank you very much.)9. Au revoir ! (Goodbye !)10. De rien / Je t’en prie. (You’re welcome.) Common French Phrases for Getting Information 11. Pourriez-vous m’aider ? (Can you help me ?)12. Je ne comprends pas. (I do not understand.)13. Parlez lentement, s’il vous plaît. (Speak slowly, please.)14. Répétez, s’il vous plait. (Repeat, please.)15. Où sont les toilettes ? (Where are the toilets ?)16. Où puis-je trouver un bon restaurant ? (Where can I find a good restaurant ?)17. Où est la plage/le centre-ville ? (Where is the beach/city center ?)18. Je cherche le métro/la gare/l’aéroport. (I am looking for the metro/train station/airport.)19. Je cherche l’hôtel/l’hôpital/la banque. (I am looking for the hotel/hospital/bank.)20. Pourriez-vous prendre ma photo/notre photo ? (Could you take my picture/our picture ?)Useful French Phrases for Directions 21. Où sommes-nous ? (Where are we?)22. C’est à gauche. (It’s to the left.)23. C’est à droite. (It’s to the right.)24. C’est tout droit. (It’s straight ahead.)25. Est-ce que c’est loin/proche ? (Is it far/close ?) Useful French Phrases for Transportation 26. Où est le guichet ? (Where is the ticket window ?)27. Je voudrais regarder l’horaire. (I would like to look at the schedule.)28. Je voudrais réserver un billet. (I would like to reserve a ticket.)29. Je voudrais acheter un billet aller simple/aller-retour pour Paris. (I would like to purchase a one-way ticket/a round-trip ticket.)30. À quelle heure dois-je arriver ? (What time should I arrive ?) Useful French Phrases for Accommodations 31. Quelles chambres avez-vous de disponible ? (What rooms do you have available?)32. Est-ce qu’il y a de la climatisation ? (Is there air conditioning ?)33. Je voudrais une chambre pour deux. (I would like a double room.)34. Je voudrais annuler ma réservation. (I would like to cancel my reservation.)35. À quelle heure est-ce qu’il faut régler la note ? (At what time should we check out?)Common French Phrases for Shopping 36. Où sont les magasins ? (Where are the shops?)37. Où est le centre-commercial ? (Where is the mall ?)38. Est-ce que je peux payer avec une carte de crédit ? (Can I pay with a credit card ?)39. À quelle heure est-ce que s’est ouvert ? (At what time is it open ?)40. À quelle heure est-ce que s’est fermé ? (At what time is it closed ?)41. Je cherche un sac/une carte postale/un livre. (I am looking for a bag/a postcard/a book.)42. Combien ça coûte ? (How much does it cost ?)43. C’est trop cher ! (It’s too expensive!)44. C’est bon marché ! (It’s a great deal !)45. C’est bon/mal/terrible. (It’s good/bad/terrible.) Useful French Phrases for Dining 46. La carte/le menu, s’il vous plaît. (The menu/fixed-price menu, please.)47. Je voudrais un café. (I would like a coffee.)48. Je voudrais un verre. (I would like a glass*.) *usually refers to a glass of beer49. Je voudrais de l’eau. (I would like some water.)50. L’addition, s’il vous plaît. (The bill, please.)Other Must-Know French Greetings and Polite Phrases : 51. Enchanté - Nice to meet you 52. Comment ça va ? - How’s it going ? 53. Et toi ? - And you ? 54. Vous allez bien ? - Are you well ? 55. Quoi de neuf - What’s new ? / What’s up ?  56.  Bien, merci - Good, thanks ! 57. Comme ci, comme ça - So-so / It’s okay 58. Comme d’hab - Same as always 59. Ça pourrait être pire - It could be worse 60. À bientôt ! - See you soon 61. Ça va ? – How are you ? 62. Ça roule ? – How’s it going ? 63. Ça va le travail/le boulot/le taf ? – How’s work ? 64. Je suis perdu – I’m lost65.  Qu’est-ce que ça veut dire ? – What does that mean ?66. Je ne me sens pas très bien – I don’t feel very well67. Je suis malade – I’m ill/sick68. J’ai envie de vomir – I’m going to vomit (literally, “I feel like vomiting”)69.  Attention ! Fais/faites attention ! – Careful ! Be Careful! 70.  Au secours ! – Help !71. Ça roule ? - Comme d’hab ! - “How’s life ? Good !”72. C’est n’importe quoi ! (That’s nonsense !)73. Laisse tomber - just forget it,” or “never mind that.” 74. Ça te dit ? / Ça vous dit ? - “You up for it ?75. Tiens-moi au courant ! - “Keep me up to date !” 76. Allez savoir pourquoi ! /  Va savoir pourquoi ! “For whatever reason”/”God knows why”/ “your guess is as good as mine!”77. Bref - “all in all” or “in short.”78. Tu sais ? - “You know?” 79. Ouais, enfin…- “Yeah, well…” 80. Allez ! - “Let’s go!” 81. C’est naze/c’est nul/c’est pourri ! - “that sucks!” or “that’s stupid!” or “that’s terrible!” 82. J’ai le cafard… - “I’m feeling a little down” or “I’m feeling blue,” 83. Ça me donne le cafard -  “that depresses me.”84. Ça te changera les idées… - “It’ll take your mind off things…” 85. Revenons à nos moutons ! - “Let’s get back to the subject at hand !” or “Let’s get back to the point !”86. Je n’en crois pas mes yeux ! - “I can’t believe my eyes !” 87. Tu t’en sors ? -  “Doing okay there ? You managing there ?88. J’en mettrais ma main au feu ! - “I’d bet my life on it!”  89. Il ne faut pas mettre tout dans le même sac ! - “You can’t just group it all into the same category!” 90. Tu fais quoi ? - “Watcha doin’?” 

Individual learner plan – a class design just for you and suitable for your schedule.For students of all levels – from beginner to advanced.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.

Individual learner plan – a class design just for you and suitable for your schedule.For students of all levels – from beginner to advanced.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.

Individual learner plan – a class design just for you and suitable for your schedule.For students of all levels – from beginner to advanced.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.

Individual learner plan – a class design just for you and suitable for your schedule.For students of all levels – from beginner to advanced.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.

A2 - Low Intermediate French : conversationGroup lesson : Min 2 students/Max 4 studentsSurvival Language : family, shopping, routineAfter booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.A2 : At this levelYou understand common sentences that are widely used (e.g. personnal information, questions about shopping, about your immediate environment...)You successfully communicate about simple tasks, familiar topics and matters of immediate need.You are quickly lost as soon as the topic gets more complex or unfamiliar. People speaking too fast also represent a problem+ 40 minutes+ Minimum 2 students+ Maximum 4 students

B1 - B2 - Intermediate French level & Fluent French : conversationGroup lesson : Min 2 students/Max 4 studentsYou are an Independant Speaker or a Fluent French Speaker.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.B1  : At this levelYou understand anything that is said clearly and refers to pretty standard terms (work, education, hobbys, etc).Travelling through a French speaking country should be easy and unproblematic.You successfully communicate about familiar topics and things you are interested in.You can describe events, experiences, goals and provide arguments to support your ideas.B2 : At this levelYou understand the essential content of any abstract or pratical communication, even in a complex text with a link to your job and speciality.You are at ease to communicate in a spontaneous way. You can work in French and there will be not hiccups in your communication with French people.You can express yourself in a clear and detailed way on a wide range of topics. You can give your opinion on current affairs and outline the drawbacks and advantages of doing anything.+ 40 minutes+ Minimum 2 students+ Maximum 4 students

C1 - C2 - Advanced French Speaker & Bilingual Level : conversationGroup lesson : Min 2 students/Max 4 studentsYou are an advanced French Speaker or a Bilingual level.After booking a lesson, you receiv an email notification and a SMS notification with a link of Zoom Meeting.      C1 : At this levelYou understand a large variety of complex and long texts. you grasp implicit meanings.You can express yourself spontaniously and fluently.Your use of French is efficient and flexible in all areas of your life: professionnal, social, accademic.You can speak about just about anything, including complex topics in a well structured way. You have excellent control over how you organise and articulate your speach.C2 : At this levelYou are bilingual or almost and have an absolute mastery of the French language.