Duration of the online course: 1 hours and 43 minutes
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Speak French with confidence—master greetings, pronunciation and first sentences in this free online course, plus practice quizzes to lock in basics fast.
In this free course, learn about
Greetings and Introductions
French Pronunciation and Grammar Foundations
The Verb Être and Nationalities
Articles, Gender, Plurals, and Sentences
ER Verbs and Countries
Vocabulary, Articles, and the Verb Avoir
Numbers, Age, and Common Verbs
Days, Dates, and Telling Time
The Verb Faire and Yes-No Questions
Interrogative Questions and Opinions
About the free online course
Learning French becomes much easier when you can use it right away in real situations. This beginner-friendly course is designed to help you build confidence from the very first lesson, so you can introduce yourself, greet people appropriately, and start forming simple, correct sentences without feeling overwhelmed. With short, practical video lessons and frequent check-in exercises, you will practice what you learn as you go, turning new words and rules into skills you can actually use.
You will start with essential greetings and introductions, then quickly learn how to choose between informal and formal you, a key detail for sounding natural and polite. From there, you will train your ear with pronunciation basics and high-utility vocabulary that supports everyday interactions, travel moments, and simple conversations. Step by step, you will understand how French is built: subject pronouns, the logic behind common verb patterns, and how to handle core verbs used constantly in daily speech.
As you progress, you will become comfortable with agreement and gender, definite and indefinite articles, and the plural forms that often confuse new learners. The course also helps you communicate practical information: numbers, age, days and months, and telling the time, including the formats you may hear in appointments and schedules. You will practice asking questions in more than one way, using both yes/no structures and question words, and you will learn to express opinions and make clear statements with the most common expressions beginners need.
By the end, you will have a solid foundation to keep studying, travel with less stress, or start basic conversations with French speakers. If you want a free online course that balances clarity, repetition, and real-world usefulness, this is a strong first step into the French language.
Course content
Video class: Beginners French: Fun Lesson 1.1 to learn French - Introductions - How to Speak French04m
Exercise: French as every language comes with a whole set of greetings and meeting sentences, that helps us greatly in the everyday life, thus forming sentences. Mark the alternative in which the french greeting is wrongly translated.
Video class: Beginners French: Sexy girls teach Lesson 1.2 - learn French pronouns Tu & Vous - Speak French02m
Exercise: What is the informal equivalent of "you" in French?
Video class: Beginners French: Sexy girls teach Lesson 1.3 - Greetings/Introductions - Oh La La, I Speak French06m
Exercise: In the wholesomeness of the french greetings, some happen to be formal and informal. With that information, mark the one that is correct.
Video class: Beginners French: Hot girl teaches Lesson 2.1 - learn French Pronunciation - How to Speak French03m
Exercise: What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'attention' in French?
Video class: Beginners French: Hot girl teaches Lesson 2.2 - learn Useful French Words01m
Exercise: What is the theme of the 'traveler's survival kit' mentioned?
Video class: Beginners French: Hot girl teaches Lesson 2.3 - learn French Subject Pronouns02m
Exercise: What are the French subject pronouns?
Video class: Beginners French: Hot girl teaches Lesson 2.4 - learn French Verbs - Oh La La, I Speak French01m
Exercise: French verbs come in three categories, and each one of them with its peculiarity. Having such information in mind, check the incorrect alternative regarding such information.
Video class: Beginners French: Fun Lesson 3.1 - How to Conjugate French verb Être - Learn & Speak French02m
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 3.2 on French verb Être in the negative - Learn & Speak French01m
Video class: French for Beginners: Funny Lesson 3.3 - learn French Adjectives of Nationalities - Speak French05m
Exercise: What is the rule for French adjectives agreeing with nouns in gender and number?
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 4.1 to learn French Definite Articles06m
Exercise: In French, articles are commonly defined, so to say, there are definite articles, such as ‘la’ and ‘le’ to represent feminine and masculine, and as a consequence, countries comes to have a ‘gender’. With such information, mark the one that is incorrect.
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 4.2 on French Masculine/Feminine02m
Exercise: What is a guideline to help determine the gender of a noun in French?
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 4.3 to learn Plural of Nouns in French01m
Exercise: The plural form of verbs In French are really close to the grammar rule in English by adding na -S, except sometimes you use -X, making it quite simple. So mark the incorrect alternative below.
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 4.4 to make your 1st French sentence02m
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 5.1 - Learn French -ER ending verbs - Oh La La, I speak French04m
Exercise: What endings do you use to conjugate ER verbs in the present tense?
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 5.2 - Learn Basic French vocabulary - Learn & Speak French02m
Exercise: What are the tasks Soraya asks you to complete while watching the new webisode of Hola LA Hollywood Speaks French?
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 5.3 to Learn French Prepositions for countries01m
Exercise: The verb ‘habiter’ makes use of some prepositions like ‘à, au,, aux, en’. Mark the alternative with the incorrect translation.
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 6.1 - how to learn basic French vocabulary - Speak French03m
Exercise: What is the meaning of the word "buku" in French?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 6.2 to learn French indefinite articles - How to speak French01m
Exercise: In french, the indefinite articles are well placed to both masculine and feminine nouns, and to plural as well. Check the one that is incorrect with its translation.
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 6.3 to learn to Conjugate French verb AVOIR - How to speak French01m
Exercise: What is the verb used in the expression "idée" in the third person of the singular form?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 6.4 to learn French expressions with AVOIR02m
Exercise: What is the French verb for "to be thirsty"?
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 7.1 - French girl teaches vocabulary - Speak French02m
Exercise: What are some of the er ending verbs used in the video?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 7.2 to learn French numbers and how to Count up to 69 in French02m
Exercise: What is the pattern for numbers in the 20s and 30s in French?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 7.3 - how to say your age - Learn & Speak French01m
Exercise: What verb do we use in French to mention age?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 7.4 to learn French numbers, how to count from 70 up in French03m
Exercise: How do you write 80 in French?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 8.1 to learn French vocabulary related to days, weeks, months, time02m
Exercise: Vocabulary revolving around days, weeks and months are really useful. So check the alternative that is correct with its translation.
Video class: Beginners French - Lesson 8.2: Learn how to say the time in French - Speak French04m
Video class: French for Beginners Course: Lesson 8.3 - learn French military time - Speak French01m
Exercise: Whenever you need to make na appointment, you’ll have to use the military time. Choose the answer that is incorrect.
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 9.1 to learn how to conjugate French verb Faire02m
Exercise: What does "fair du volley" mean in French?
Video class: French for Beginners, Lesson 9.2: Learn how to ask questions with yes/no answers in French04m
Exercise: What are the three structures for asking questions in French?
Video class: French for Beginners, Lesson 9.3: Learn how to ask questions starting with quel in French03m
Exercise: When someone ask for some girl’s address, which sentence is best formed and described below?
Video class: French for Beginners Lesson 10.1: How to ask questions with interrogative05m
Exercise: What are the three possible structures to ask questions in French with interrogative words?
Video class: French for Beginners, Lesson 10.2: Learn how to express a like/dislike in French02m
Exercise: What are some of the verbs used to express a like or dislike in French?
Video class: French for Beginners: Lesson 10.3 - how to make the difference il/elle est - c'est in French03m
Exercise: What is the correct way to say "it is good" in French if it's a general comment of appreciation?
This free course includes:
1 hours and 43 minutes of online video course
Digital certificate of course completion (Free)
Exercises to train your knowledge
100% free, from content to certificate
What French greetings and introductions will I learn in this beginner course?
You will practice common greetings, meeting expressions, and simple introductions, including when to use formal versus informal language.
When should I use tu and vous in French?
Use tu for informal singular “you,” such as with friends or peers; use vous for formal situations or when addressing more than one person.
Which core French grammar topics are covered for making first sentences?
The course covers subject pronouns, être and avoir, present-tense -ER verbs, articles, noun gender and plurals, adjective agreement, and country prepositions.
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Course comments: French for beginners
Students generally found the free course helpful, clear, beginner-friendly, and easy to understand, praising its content and delivery. A few felt the pace was too fast, making note-taking difficult.
R vaijayanthi
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