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A2 · ElementaryFrench Numbers and Prices: 50 Essential Words for Counting and PayingLearn 50 essential French words for counting and paying, including numbers from dix to mille, prices in euros, and common shopping terms like prix, monnaie, facture, and réduction. Each word appears in a short example sentence to help you ask how much something costs and handle basic payments.

B1 · IntermediateOpening a Bank Account: Essential French VocabularyYou'll learn essential French words and short example sentences for common banking situations, from opening an account and making deposits to transfers, loans, and fees. You'll use practical terms like compte, prêt, virement, carte, and taux in simple present-tense phrases.

A2 · ElementaryShopping for Gadgets: French Vocabulary at the Electronics StoreLearn essential French vocabulary for shopping at an electronics store, with words such as chargeur, écran, clavier, garantie, and remboursement. Each term is presented in a short, practical example sentence to help you ask about prices, accessories, warranties, and refunds.

A2 · ElementaryA Trip to the Vet: French Vocabulary for Pet CareLearn 50 useful French words for pet care and vet visits through short example sentences covering symptoms, exams, treatments, and recovery. The lesson presents vocabulary such as médicament, piqûre, infection, and diagnostic in simple present-tense sentences with English translations.

A2 · ElementaryCar Trouble: A French Story for Garage VocabularyLearn 50 useful French words for car trouble and garage situations, each with a short example sentence. Covers common breakdowns, car parts, repairs, prices, and payment phrases for talking to a mechanic.

A2 · ElementaryGreen Thumb French: Gardening Vocabulary for BeginnersLearn essential French gardening vocabulary through short example sentences. The lesson covers planting, watering, garden tools, harvesting, soil, and plants, with each new word highlighted in context.

A2 · ElementaryTrying on Clothes: A French Vocabulary LessonThis lesson builds vocabulary for shopping and trying on clothes in French. It includes words for garments, sizes, colors, materials, and prices, along with example sentences for common customer questions and requests.

B1 · IntermediateAce That Interview: Key French Vocabulary for Job SeekersLearn essential French vocabulary for job interviews, from applying and qualifications to salary, contracts, and working conditions. Each word or phrase appears in a short example sentence with its English translation, helping you use it in real interview contexts.

A2 · ElementaryAt the Office: Learn French Vocabulary for WorkLearn practical French vocabulary for the office, from desk items and meetings to emails, documents, and everyday work tasks. Each word appears in a short present-tense example sentence with an English translation.

A2 · ElementaryMoving Day: Essential French Vocabulary for RelocatingLearn 25 practical French words for moving house, including rent, contract, boxes, truck, keys, furniture, and utilities. Each word comes with a short example sentence, so learners can talk about finding an apartment, packing, and settling into a new home.

A1 · BeginnerSorry, Can You Repeat That? A French Story for Asking for HelpFollow Lucas at a French bakery as he tries to buy a croissant and must ask the shopkeeper to repeat and speak more slowly. This beginner story introduces essential words for bakery items, prices, money, and polite phrases like “Pouvez-vous répéter ?” and “Plus lentement, s’il vous plaît.”

A2 · ElementaryMaking Weekend Plans: A French Story for Future PlansRead a simple story about Lucas preparing for a weekend picnic and trying to meet Camille after losing his paper note and finding his phone dead. Learners practice present-tense verbs, times and rendezvous, everyday objects, and phrases for invitations and weekend plans.

A2 · ElementaryA Busy Week: Telling Time and Days in FrenchFollow Lucas on Saturday morning as a broken clock makes him worry that Grandma is late. Learners practice days of the week, telling time with phrases like dix heures and dix heures et demie, and everyday words for home, family, and the neighborhood.

A2 · ElementaryReporting a Lost Wallet at the Police StationThis lesson follows Lucas as he reports a lost wallet at a French police station and tries to catch his train. Learners encounter practical vocabulary for lost items, wallets, places, and time, through short sentences in the present tense with a few common past forms.

A1 · BeginnerAt the Optician: Getting New Glasses in FranceFollow Lucas as he tries on glasses at an optician in France, breaks a lens, and gets a new pair. This comprehensible story builds everyday vocabulary for shopping, glasses, emotions, and basic present-tense actions in short French sentences.

A1 · BeginnerRenting an Apartment in Lyon: A French Story for Housing VocabularyFollow Camille as she visits an apartment in Lyon and nearly loses the envelope with her rent money. This beginner French story builds vocabulary for housing, directions, and everyday objects through short, simple sentences.

A2 · ElementaryA French Cooking Class: Making Crêpes from ScratchFollow Léa in a French cooking class as she tries to make crêpes from scratch. This story teaches practical vocabulary for ingredients, kitchen tools, cooking actions, and food descriptions, plus simple French phrases for talking about mistakes and success.

A2 · ElementaryCelebrating Bastille Day: A French Story for Festive VocabularyFollow Lucas during a village Bastille Day celebration as he carries a strawberry pie, falls, and gets a second chance with Madame Arnaud. This comprehensible story highlights one key word per sentence and includes a glossary for festive, food, and everyday action vocabulary.

A2 · ElementaryLost on a Hiking Trail: A French Story for Outdoor AdventureFollow Lucas as he gets lost on a hiking trail in the French countryside and tries to find his way back. Learners build everyday outdoor and travel vocabulary—paths, directions, landscape, clothing, objects—through short present-tense sentences and key phrases for being lost and asking for help.

A2 · ElementaryA Sweet Morning at the Patisserie: Learn French with a StoryFollow Lucas on a trip to the bakery, where a fan shreds his note and he has to describe the pastry from memory. This comprehensible story builds everyday French vocabulary for baked goods, money, and small talk, with short present-tense sentences.

A2 · ElementaryA Rainy Afternoon: A French Story for Weather VocabularyFollow Lucas on a rainy day in Paris as he tries to use a soaked Louvre ticket. Short present-tense sentences teach weather vocabulary (la pluie, le soleil, il pleut) and common everyday actions and objects, with a read-aloud glossed script highlighting each key word.

A2 · ElementaryGrocery Shopping in France: A Beginner's StoryLearners follow Lucas on his first solo trip to a French supermarket, where he loses his wallet and gets help at the checkout. The lesson introduces everyday vocabulary for groceries, money, and shopping through short, simple sentences and a built-in glossary.

A2 · ElementaryWho Is That? A French Story to Describe PeopleFollow Léa at an information desk as she helps a grandfather describe his lost grandson Tom. This lesson focuses on describing physical appearance—hair, eyes, clothing, and a yellow teddy bear—using simple present-tense sentences and high-frequency verbs like être, avoir, porter, and regarder.

A2 · ElementaryA Visit to the Pharmacy: A French Story for Medicine VocabularyFollow Léa as she stops at a pharmacy for headache medicine before work and ends up with the wrong bag after a mix-up with an elderly man. You will learn pharmacy and health vocabulary such as medicine, prescription, box, and dose, plus common present-tense verbs and time expressions.

A2 · ElementarySending a Package Home: A French Story at the Post OfficeFollow Léa as she sends a birthday parcel to her grandmother at the post office. This lesson uses short present-tense sentences to introduce post office, queue, parcel, and address vocabulary, plus expressions for worry, relief, and embarrassment.

A1 · BeginnerSurprise Birthday: A French Story for Celebrating with FriendsFollow Lucas on his eighth birthday as he looks for a cake, feels sad, and discovers a surprise party. This simple French story uses short present-tense sentences and everyday words for feelings, family, and birthday celebrations.

A2 · ElementaryBorrowing a Book: A French Story at the LibraryFollow Lucas at the library as he tries to borrow a dinosaur book and finds it already borrowed. The story teaches library words like bibliothèque, étagère, emprunter, réserver, and rendre, using short present-tense sentences and a few common past forms.

A1 · BeginnerFrom Check-in to Boarding: A French Story at the AirportFollow Lucas at the airport as he loses his ticket, gets help at the check-in counter, and reaches his boarding gate. The short present-tense story builds essential travel vocabulary—like valise, billet, comptoir d'enregistrement, and embarquement—through simple, repetitive sentences for beginners.

A2 · ElementaryA French Wedding: A Story for Celebrating Love and TraditionsFollow Lucas at a French wedding as he mistakes the dinner menu for instructions, worries about a gift, and learns key vocabulary for weddings, feelings, and everyday objects. Short present-tense sentences teach phrases for ceremonies, food, and social interactions.

A2 · ElementaryA Day in the Vineyard: A French Story for Wine LoversFollow Lucas on his first visit to a French vineyard, where he learns to taste wine and discovers a bottle from his birth year. This lesson builds everyday wine-tasting vocabulary, present-tense narration, polite expressions, and simple past forms like 'il a goûté'.

A1 · BeginnerSkiing in the French Alps: A Story for Winter Sports VocabularyFollow Lucas on his first ski trip in the French Alps as he learns to ski, falls, and tries the big slope too soon. This beginner French story teaches winter sports vocabulary, feelings, and useful phrases through short, simple sentences with key words highlighted.

A1 · BeginnerA Visit to the Dentist: A French Story for a Healthy SmileA short French story about Lucas, a boy who is afraid to visit the dentist. Learners follow a simple present-tense narrative with everyday vocabulary for feelings, body parts, and dental visits. Each sentence highlights one key new word and is supported by a glossary.

A1 · BeginnerMy Favorite Hobby: A French Story for Talking About InterestsFollow Lucas at school football tryouts while he deals with an injured hand, and discover how Sofia and her guitar help him. You'll learn French vocabulary for sports, music, emotions and body parts through simple present-tense sentences about hobbies and friendship.

A1 · BeginnerUnder the Stars: A French Story for a Camping AdventureFollow Lucas on his first camping trip in the forest as he overcomes a moment of fear with the help of his dad. This simple story introduces key beginner French vocabulary for camping, feelings, and family, using short sentences and a memorable emotional arc.

A1 · BeginnerAt the Laundromat: French Laundry VocabularyLearn essential French vocabulary for doing laundry, from sorting dirty clothes and using the washing machine to hanging, drying, folding, and ironing. Includes practical words like detergent, spin cycle, clothespins, and stain removal.

A1 · BeginnerA Night at the Movies: A French Story for Cinema VocabularyLearn essential French cinema vocabulary through a simple story. Follow Lucas as he tries to buy a movie ticket but loses his wallet, practicing basic sentences and everyday words in a real-life context.

A1 · BeginnerMeet the Family: Learn French Family VocabularyLearn the French names for immediate and extended family members, from parents and siblings to grandparents and in-laws. Each term is introduced with a simple example sentence to help you use it in context and talk about your family.

A1 · BeginnerHailing a Taxi: A French Story for Getting Around TownFollow Lucas as he arrives at a Paris airport and tries to hail a taxi before his hotel closes. You'll learn essential French words and phrases for taking a taxi, telling time, and getting around town.

A1 · BeginnerAt the Hair Salon: A French Story for Personal StyleFollow Lucas as he visits the hairdresser alone and learns to describe his haircut. You'll pick up key words like cheveux (hair), coiffeur (hairdresser), couper (to cut), and expressions of emotion—all in simple present-tense French.

A1 · BeginnerAround the House: Essential French Vocabulary for HomeBuild your French vocabulary for the home with 50 essential words covering rooms, furniture, and household objects. Each word comes with a simple example sentence to show it in context, helping you talk about your own house or apartment with confidence.

A1 · BeginnerNavigating the Paris Metro: A Story for BeginnersFollow Lucas on his first Metro ride in Paris as he buys a ticket, struggles with the gate, and gets help from a kind stranger. Through this simple story, you’ll learn essential Metro vocabulary, directions, and phrases for asking for help.

A1 · BeginnerArt and History: A French Story at the MuseumJoin Lucas on his first museum visit, where he discovers a painting that looks exactly like him and uncovers a surprising connection. Learn essential French vocabulary for describing a museum, asking for help, and expressing emotions through a simple, engaging story.

A1 · BeginnerCooking with Roommates: A French Story for Kitchen TalkStep into a French kitchen with Lucas as he tries to cook an omelette for his mom. This story introduces essential vocabulary for cooking, household objects, and feelings, all in short present-tense sentences.

A1 · BeginnerPicnic in the Park: A French Story for Snacks and NatureLearn French vocabulary for a picnic in the park through a simple story about Léa's Sunday outing. You'll pick up words for food, emotions, and nature as she prepares a basket and overcomes a small challenge.