Bonjour
Learn French, one live hour at a time.
French uses the same alphabet as English and shares thousands of words with it, so a lot of it will look familiar. The hard part is the sound: many final letters are silent, some vowels are said through the nose, and the R comes from the back of the throat. Words also run together in speech, so listening takes practice, and that is normal.
Every class is for complete beginners, taught in English, at most 12 people, and comes with its phrase sheet. Pick the one that sounds most like you.
French · Flirting & travel
Flirting in French
Start a chat at a café or bar, pay a nice compliment, ask someone for a drink, and say yes or no gracefully in French.
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French · Food & drink
Order Like a Parisian
Order bread, coffee and a glass of wine in French, follow the politeness rituals and pay without stress.
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French · Sound like a local
French Slang
Understand how French people really talk, and use a handful of casual words and fillers in the right places.
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French · Start here
French for Beginners
Greet people, introduce yourself and order at a café in French.
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Phrase Club Pass
Every class, in every language: anime Japanese on Monday, flirting in French on Friday. One monthly payment, cancel any time. Choose it when you book your first class.