Salut! Today is all about practice — time to put your numbers to the test! Write theses in the comments ! 15 84 72 30 19 95 These are just a few examples to warm you up — the Anki deck has many more numbers to practice. Open it up and work through them at your own pace!

Salut! This lesson gives you everything you need to ask how someone's doing — and actually answer. Comment ça va ? — How are you? Ça va ? — Are you okay? / How's it going? Ça va bien — I'm doing well Très bien — Very well Comme ci, comme ça — So-so Pas mal — Not bad Ça ne va pas — Not good Et toi ? — And you? (informal) Et vous ? — And you? (formal) Quoi de neuf ? — What's new ? À plus! — See you later Video below 💬 Question du jour How would you answer if someone asked you «Ça va ?» right now?

Salut! This lesson gives you all the question words you need to start asking anything in French. qui — who où — where quoi — what pourquoi — why est-ce que — turns a statement into a yes/no question comment — how quand — when combien — how many / how much quel / quelle — which / what quels / quelles — which (plural) Video below Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! This lesson expands your French toolkit with more adjectives — and your first adverbs. Content/Contente — Happy Heureux/Heureuse — Happy Triste — Sad Malheureux — Unhappy / Sad Simple — Simple Nouveau / Nouvelle — New Ancien/Ancienne — Ancient / Former lentement — slowly un peu — a little Déjà — already Jamais — never Video below Can you make some sentences using the words from today's list? Write them in the comments !

Salut! This lesson covers the three big nasal sounds in French — and all the ways to spell them. LE SON AN an — jambe am — chambre en — endroit em — emploi ent — ils dansent (silent in conjugated verbs) ans — enfants ant — dansant LE SON ON on — garçon / cornichon / ballon om — pompier / tomber LE SON IN in — magasin im — timbre yn — synthétique ym — sympathique ain — train aim — faim ein — peinture Video below 💬 Question du jour Which spelling surprised you the most — and can you think of another word that uses it?