1. Learn French from videos of TV5MONDE, the channel of the French-speaking world.
2. It’s simple, easy, and free.
3. The exercises are designed for beginners (A1) to advanced (B2). - You learn French while improving your knowledge in all kinds of fields. - Hundreds of videos to understand the world in French (reports, music videos, film clips, etc. - Each video has subtitles and a transcription in French. - You choose the videos on the topics that interest you: news, music, fashion, cooking, art, history, daily life... - You select the words and expressions you want to learn and the application facilitates revision and memorization. - The exercises are diverse so that you don’t get bored (multiple choice questions, crosswords, fill-in-the-blank texts, etc. - The course for beginners is translated into 9 languages: German, English, Arabic, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian or Vietnamese. - Your results are saved and synchronised with the apprendre. tv5monde. com website. - Prepare for professional French diplomas (international relations, business) with exercises based on real professional life situations. - Practices for the tests and diplomas are carried out with France Éducation international and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris-Île-de-France. - Learn French with TV5MONDE online: apprendre. tv5monde.
1. Tests listening, spelling, reading, understanding, The only downside I can see is that you can't playback the audio at a slower pace.This app offers a seemless, user friendly experience of French crash course, for either the beginners or the advanced students.
2. When you tap on words it doesn't give you the meaning of the words nor does it say it out loud so that you know how to pronounce it...When you have some knowledge of the language and or are using for instance Duolingo this complements other learning tools that.
3. Thank you for such a great service for learning French.
4. Fabulous focus on all areas (oral, written comprehension and production).This is a useful app for learning vocabulary and grammar in context.
5. I definitely recommend to anyone learning French, especially if you're studying your own.One of my favorite apps for learning French.
6. I feel the content is more connected to the culture, feels less generic than DL so you'll be able to understand things more easily.I don't think this app is suitable for beginners as it overestimates what is people's level of understanding at A1 and A2.
7. You can learn actual french, not just memorize weirdly phrased translated sentences.
8. You learn French from real life and not textbook French.
9. Also, the "classes" are a little unorganized, which makes it difficult to know what to do when you enter the app.Love it! Much more interactive and in-depth with real world scenarios than I expected.
10. Merci!Very helpful with French listening practice.
11. The clips are short, but the exercises maximize them for learning.