Trilingue
Learn French by leveraging the English and Spanish you already speak. Comprehensible-input lessons, spaced repetition, and EN/ES transfer bridges.
Trilingue
French for English/Spanish speakers — build on what you already know.
Sounds I: the French vowel system
Not StartedThe alphabet, u vs ou, and silent final consonants
Sounds II: nasals, accents, liaison
Not StartedThe four nasal vowels, é/è/ê, and linking words together
Greetings & politeness
Not StartedEveryday greetings and tu vs vous
Subject pronouns + être
Not Startedje/tu/il/elle/nous/vous/ils/elles and the present of être
avoir, articles & gender
Not StartedThe present of avoir, un/une/le/la/les, and gender-by-ending rules
Regular -er verbs
Not StartedThe present tense of regular -er verbs
Numbers 0-69 & questions
Not StartedCounting to 69 and asking yes/no questions
Numbers 70-99, time & dates
Not StartedThe vigesimal numbers, telling time, days and months
Negation + aller, faire, venir
Not Startedne…pas and three key irregular verbs, plus the near future
Survival French & first shadowing
Not StartedOrdering, directions, shopping, je voudrais — and your first shadowing session
Family & possessives
Not StartedFamily vocabulary and mon/ton/son — possessives that agree with the noun, not the owner
Food & the partitive
Not StartedFood vocabulary and du/de la/des — the mandatory French "some" that Spanish usually skips
Adjectives: agreement & placement
Not StartedFeminine/plural agreement and the BAGS adjectives that jump in front of the noun
Days, months & telling time
Not StartedDays, seasons, and telling time with il est
Daily routine & reflexive verbs
Not StartedReflexive verbs and describing your day
Home & prepositions of place
Not StartedRooms of the house and saying where things are
Vouloir, pouvoir, devoir — making plans
Not StartedThe three modal verbs, plus question-forming for real conversations
-ir and -re verbs
Not StartedCompleting French's three verb families: the -ir and -re present-tense patterns
Passé composé with avoir
Not StartedTalking about the past: avoir + past participle
Passé composé with être & your weekend
Not StartedThe être verbs, participle agreement, and telling your weekend story