Learn French with these useful resources from around the web.
There’s never been a better time to learn a language. No matter your age or experience, a plethora of tools and resources are available to get you started or help you improve your language skills.
Best of all, many of these resources are completely free.
Check out the links below to jump-start your French.
General
Omniglot - Basic overview of French with alphabet and useful links |
Wikipedia - Overview of the French language |
Free Courses
Paid Courses
Amazon - French language learning materials |
French Pod 101 - Modern learning suite with audio and video lessons |
Pimsleur - Comprehensive French course based on the Pimseleur method |
Rocket Languages - Premium French language course |
Udemy - Online French courses from experts |
Babbel - Interactive web and mobile French learning software |
Phrases
Dictionaries and Translation
Grammar and Vocabulary
Antosch & Lin - French audio flashcard system |
Bab.la - French conjugation tool |
Forvo - Collection of French words pronounced by native speakers |
Wikipedia - French grammar |
Memrise - Spaced repetition site and app for learning French vocabulary |
Verbix - French verb conjugation tool |
Video
Easy Languages - Learn French from authentic street interviews |
French Pod 101 - Modern learning suite with audio and video lessons |
TED - Watch TED talks with French subtitles and transcripts |
Yabla - Learn French with interactive videos |
YouTube - Search videos for learning French |
Radio and Podcasts
Social Media
Meetup - List of French language meetups worldwide |
Reddit - /r/french subreddit for learning French |
Reddit - /r/FrenchImmersion subreddit for learning French |
Books
News
Other Resources
Duolingo - Interactive French course with mobile app |
FluentU - French Language and Culture Blog |
Babbel - Interactive web and mobile French learning software |
Articles and Opinion
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