FRENCH BEGINNER A2

It's time to move to the next level and gain confidence in speaking French!

Your current level of French

You can introduce yourself

You can say simple things about yourself and write little messages.

You understand basic words and expressions

You are able to understand clear messages and short texts relating to everyday life.

You have difficulty interacting in everyday contexts

You are not yet very comfortable asking directions, ordering at a restaurant or making simple purchases in French.

The A2 level objective​

Express your tastes and needs

You will be able to communicate in everyday situations (restaurant, doctor, store, etc.) using simple sentences.

Improve oral and written comprehension

You will understand simple information in familiar contexts, such as public announcements or written messages.

Interact in everyday contexts

You will engage in simple social interactions, such as greeting, introducing yourself, and exchanging basic information.

To go faster :

Terms and rates

3 months

1,5 hours / week

online courses

on Zoom with Replay

small group

maximum 8 students

learning platform

videos, podcasts, articles, quizzes 24/7

Price : 360 €

Schedule Beginner A2

  • les commerces,
  • révision des articles définis et indéfinis,
  • les articles partitifs,
  • le conditionnel présent (Je voudrais…),
  • les viennoiseries
  • les expressions de quantité (un peu de, beaucoup de)
  • les horaires
  • les moyens de transport, 
  • la négation,
  • les prépositions de lieu (à, en, au),
  • les phrases interrogatives,
  • l’impératif pour donner des directives,
  • le passé récent, le présent continu et le futur proche
  • les parties du corps,
  • les pronoms toniques,
  • les maladies et symptômes,
  • les médicaments,
  • les professions médicales 
  • les expressions pour exprimer la douleur (j’ai mal à…)
  • l’argot et la médecine
  • les types de logement (appartement, maison),
  • les pièces de la maison,
  • les meubles,
  • les arrondissements de Paris,
  •  les nombres ordinaux
  • expressions de localisation (près de, à côté de),
  • rédiger une petite annonce pour rechercher un logement idéal. 
  • les plats et les boissons,
  • les phrases pour commander au restaurant,
  • les objets de la cuisine,  
  • exprimer ses goûts,
  • utiliser l’impératif pour expliquer une recette de cuisine
  • les genres de films,
  • le vocabulaire du cinéma,
  • les expressions pour donner son avis (je pense que, à mon avis),  
  • les verbes réguliers au passé composé,
  • les adjectifs qualificatifs (intéressant, ennuyeux…),
  • la différence entre voir et regarder un film,
  • exprimer la fréquence
  • écrire une critique de film.
  • les professions,
  • les tâches quotidiennes au travail,
  • l’ordinateur et Internet,
  • les moyens de communication,
  • les verbes de communication,
  • l’imparfait,
  • rédiger son CV en français
  • les vêtements,
  • les couleurs,
  • les tailles,
  • les expressions pour acheter dans un magasin,
  • structures “avoir besoin de” et “vouloir”, 
  • les comparatifs (plus que, moins que),
  • Coco Chanel et la mode française
  • les activités quotidiennes,
  • les horaires et les jours de la semaine,  
  • la négation avec les verbes pronominaux, 
  • les adverbes de temps (toujours, souvent…),
  • les conjonctions de temps (quand, pendant que…)
  • les parties de la voiture,
  • les panneaux de signalisation,
  • les directions,  
  • les verbes de déplacement (aller, conduire, dépasser…),
  • les expressions de lieu (devant, derrière…),
  • les pronoms relatifs,
  • passer son permis de conduire en France
  • les moyens de transport,
  • les modes de voyages,
  • les activités touristiques,
  • les richesses du territoire français,  
  • utiliser l’imparfait et le passé composé pour raconter un voyage.
  • les expressions familières,
  • les salutations informelles,
  • le langage de la vie quotidienne : l’argot et le verlan
  • les expressions idiomatiques simples,
  • l’utilisation du “tu” et du “vous”

Your future French teacher

online-french-teacher

Salut, je suis Alice !

Passionate about languages, meeting new people and travelling, I’ve been teaching French for over 10 years.
I’ve lived in Italy, Portugal and Brazil, so I understand my students’ goals, fears and hang-ups.
My mission is to enable my students to speak French quickly, easily and with pleasure!

What my students say

Frequently asked questions

Is it hard to learn French?

With me, no 😂

More seriously, if you already speak a Latin language (Italian, Portuguese, Spanish) or even English, you’ll find a lot of similarities with French.

My aim is for you to speak like the French, not like in books (with all the useless exceptions that the French don’t even know about).

If you have the motivation, a good method to follow and practice speaking French, you’ll learn French quickly and easily, I promise!

Here are the different language levels defined by the CEFR:

A1 – You are discovering French
You can understand and use familiar and everyday expressions in very simple sentences to satisfy concrete needs.

A2 – You understand simple messages
You can understand isolated sentences and expressions in relation to your immediate environment: family, work, school. You can talk about familiar topics.

B1 – You can communicate in a French-speaking environment
You can understand the main points of a message when clear, standard language is used. You can communicate in most situations encountered while traveling. You can tell about an event, an experience.

B2 – You communicate easily in French
You can understand the essential content of complex messages on concrete or abstract subjects. You communicate easily with a native speaker and express yourself clearly and in detail on a wide variety of subjects.

C1 – You communicate with ease and spontaneity
You can understand a wide variety of long and demanding texts. You communicate easily on complex subjects without searching for your words in various contexts: social, professional or academic life.

C2 – You are bilingual in French
You can effortlessly understand almost everything you read or hear. You can summarize and rephrase facts and arguments from various written and oral sources. You express yourself spontaneously and understand the nuances of the language.

If you have any doubts and want to assess your level with me, you can book a call with me.

Classes take place on the ZOOM platform and are recorded so you can watch them over and over again.

Classes are organized around practical exercises, role plays, pair work and independent practice.

Online French lessons focus on oral practice of the language with review of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.

You have access, 24/7, to an educational platform to prepare you for the course (videos, podcasts, online exercises) and to be in permanent contact with the French language.

YES 😀 I get ALL the students talking! This is why group classes are limited to 8 people.

The live online lessons with me are entirely devoted to oral practice of the language and take place in a caring and warm atmosphere.

My goal is to allow you to communicate in French quickly, easily and with complete confidence.

If you have variable schedules due to your work or studies, I advise you to take private lessons: you will be more flexible and you will be able to cancel and postpone the lessons (cancellation must be made at least 24 hours in advance).

If you think you will only miss 1 or 2 classes, you can take the classes in a group and watch the recording of the classes when you are available.

The online course costs €360 for a total of 3 months (3 hours / week).

Payment is for the full 3 months.

No refunds are possible if the student has already taken at least one course.

Payment is made securely by SEPA bank transfer (tax-free in Europe) or PayPal (+20 €).

Even if, in everyday life, I prefer physical contact to virtual contact, I chose to give online courses because they offer many advantages to students:

  • you learn French from home, from anywhere in the world, in a familiar environment
  • you save money (transport – parking – rental of a classroom – school registration)
  • you have direct contact with a native French teacher even if you do not live in France
  • you don’t waste time before or after class
  • you can study even if you are traveling
  • you learn at your own pace, consulting the course materials whenever you want and as many times as you want

Complete beginner A1

to learn the basics of French

Beginner A2

for easy interaction

Intermediate B1

to communicate in everyday situations

Intermediate B2

to communicate on complex subjects