frenchme

French that sticks, from your first word to C2.

Free, for English speakers, with DELF, DALF and TEF practice. Children aged 3 to 6 play in their own space, with a grown-up.

A stamp for each thing you prove you can do in French.

Try one

Every answer is marked like this, the way a teacher would.

  1. First missA hint, and one more try
  2. Second missThe red pen and the rule
  3. RightA tick, then the next one
Fill the gapWeek 8, A2

Hier, Léa (gap) de chez elle à sept heures. (partir)

Yesterday Léa left home at seven.

Get it wrong on purpose to see what happens.

Two ways to learn

One free account for you, with profiles for the children you look after.

Adults and teens

From 13, zero to C2

  • A placement test, then a plan sized to your week
  • DELF-style checkpoints, mock DALF and TEF exams

Young children

Ages 3 to 6, with a grown-up

  • Songs, gestures and games, played together
  • No microphone or chat, and a daily limit you set

How a week works

The same four steps every week.

weeks, A1 to C2
52
lessons
320
mock exams
8
worlds for children
14
  1. Hearécouter

    Dialogues read by a French voice, at your level.

  2. Learncomprendre

    One rule, and the trap English speakers fall into.

  3. Useparler, écrire

    Role plays, and writing marked on the exam grid.

  4. Keepretenir

    Spaced review: week 3 is still there in week 30.

Progress you can trust

What you earn stands for something you can do.

  • Stamps for can-dosEarned by passing a check.
  • Five days a weekA missed day costs nothing.
  • Level checkpointsA short test in exam format ends each level.

Left out on purpose

  • Points for minutes
  • Leagues and leaderboards
  • Streaks you can lose

Start from zero, or from a placement test.

Free, with no card to enter.

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