How a lesson works
Nothing here is a trick. The course is built on four ordinary ideas, applied without exception.
How a lesson works
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Read
A short, clear explanation with tables and real examples, never a wall of grammar.
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Watch
A supporting video from a French teaching channel, credited by name, opened at the right moment.
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Practise
Five exercises that correct themselves and explain the answer, whether you got it right or wrong.
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Track
With a free account, your progress is saved from one device to the next.
Nothing here is a trick. The course is built on four ordinary ideas, applied without exception.
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One lesson, one sitting
Thirty to forty-five minutes, self-contained, with a clear beginning and end. No lesson depends on you remembering the one before it word for word, because that is not how an adult with a job studies.
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The explanation comes first, the rule second
Every point starts from a sentence you might actually say, then explains why it takes the form it does. Tables are there to compare, not to be memorised.
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The video is chosen, not decorative
Each lesson links one video from a French teaching channel, credited by name, placed where it helps. The videos belong to their authors: we link them, we never reproduce them.
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The exercise explains itself
Five graded exercises per lesson. Every answer returns an explanation, right or wrong, because a correct guess teaches nothing on its own.
Four languages, one subject
The interface and every explanation exist in English, French, Spanish and German. French words themselves are never translated away: a vocabulary entry keeps its French term, its pronunciation and a French example, and only the gloss changes language. The subject stays French; the scaffolding speaks your language.
What this course is not
It is not a certification, it does not replace a teacher, and it will not make you fluent in a month. It is a complete, honest, free path from absolute beginner to holding an opinion in a conversation. What it asks in return is regularity.
Start with the first lesson
No form, no card, no trial. Open level A1 and read; create an account later, if you want your progress kept.