Duration of the online course: 7 hours and 40 minutes
Build a solid foundation in French with this beginner-friendly A1 course designed for anyone who wants to start speaking and understanding the language from the very first lessons. Whether you are learning for travel, studies, career opportunities, or personal growth, you will practice the core skills that make everyday conversations possible, without feeling overwhelmed by complex grammar.
You will learn how to introduce yourself naturally, greet people in formal and informal situations, and ask simple questions to keep a conversation going. Step by step, you will gain the confidence to talk about where you are from, understand basic information about others, and handle common first interactions in French with the right level of politeness.
As you progress, the course helps you recognize patterns that unlock real comprehension. You will work with essential building blocks such as numbers from 1 to 20, key question structures, and the difference between open and closed questions so you can respond accurately and ask what you really mean. You will also practice expressing presence and absence, forming negative sentences, and using everyday structures that appear constantly in spoken and written French.
To support clear and correct communication, you will develop control of high-frequency verbs like to be, to have, and to do, and apply them in simple present-tense sentences. You will also get comfortable with fundamental grammar that improves your accuracy, including articles for the and a, common pronouns used in real speech, and the natural choice between nous and on when saying we. By the end, you will be ready to build your own sentences, understand beginner-level French more easily, and continue to the next level with a strong base and practical momentum.
Video class: FREE FRENCH course for BEGINNERS, niveau A1
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Exercise: What is the main purpose of the free French course mentioned?
Video class: How to Introduce Yourself in French - A1 Free French Course
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Video class: How to Say "Where Are You From" in French - A1 Free French Course
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Exercise: What is the polite way to ask someone's nationality in French?
Video class: How to Count in French From 1-20 - A1 Free French Course for Beginners
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Video class: Formal and Informal Greetings in French - A1 Free French Course for Beginners
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Exercise: How do you formally greet someone in French?
Video class: How to Ask Questions in French Language - Qu'est-ce que? - A1 FREE French Course
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Exercise: _What is the French expression for "What, what" that can be used to ask any question in a direct form?
Video class: Opened and Closed Questions: Est-ce que? Vs Qu'est-ce que? - A1 French Course
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Video class: Learn How to Say "There is/ There is No" in French Language - A1 Free French Course
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Video class: How to Make Negative Sentences in French Language - A1 French Course
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Video class: How to Conjugate the French Verb - "avoir"/ to have - A1 French Course
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Video class: How to Conjugate the French Verb - "être"/ to be - A1 FREE French Course
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Video class: How to Conjugate the French Verb - "faire"/ to do - A1 French Course
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Video class: How Do You Say "the" in French Language - Les Articles Définis Le La Les L'
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Video class: How Do you Say "a" in French Language - les Articles Indéfinis Un Une Des
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Video class: How Do You Say "this
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Video class: "me you him her we us them they" in French Language - Les Pronoms Toniques
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Video class: Pronominal Verbs in French Language - A1 Free French Lesson
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Video class: Interrogative Words in French Language - A1 FREE French Course
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Video class: How to Say "We" in French Language "Nous Vs On" - A1 FREE French Course
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Exercise: Which of the following best explains the use of 'on' and 'nous' in French?
Video class: The Present Tense -er Verbs - A1 FREE French Course
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Students appreciated the free French lessons and thanked the course. Some asked for English meanings/translations and practiced basic greetings and questions, suggesting the course is engaging but could use more bilingual explanations.
DENNIS NTABO NYANGAU
llyapa telephoni
DENNIS NTABO NYANGAU
May you kindly share just a few words in French with their meaning in English? Qui? Non? Gracious!
DENNIS NTABO NYANGAU
Bonjour monsier Georges? Avseientou Monsier, Auvioir monsier Georges!
DENNIS NTABO NYANGAU
Bonjour Georges!Monnomest Dennis., Jesuis es Kenya!Thanks..
Roland Bessanh
Merci pour les études
Roland Bessanh
Bonjour Monsieur good morning sir
Roland Bessanh
d'ou vient tu?
Marielle Paul
qu' est -ce que tu vas faire aujourd'hui monsieur George?