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French Pronunciation Mini-Course

Specialized Courses
Cosmopolite A1 textbook cover Specialized Courses are designed to complement standard language levels by focusing on specific skills, targeted g oals (arts, cinema, literature...), and consolidation .
Pace: Once a Week, 2.5-lesson

A1.1 Beginner French

Full Course

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A1.1 Welcome beginners !

This class is designed as an introduction to the French language. You’ve chosen to learn French, and your teacher will guide you on a journey of discovery through its rich linguistic and cultural landscape.

By the end of A1.1, you’ll be able to introduce yourself, spell your name, greet others naturally, count from 0 to 99, and talk about where you’re from. You’ll share basic personal information, express likes and dislikes, and hold short, practical conversations about everyday topics.

You’ll also learn to introduce someone else, fill out simple forms, name countries and cities, and find your way around a city — building the solid foundations needed to communicate in French.

This course is designed for complete beginners. No previous knowledge of French is required. Please note: A1.0 is not a prerequisite. You can start directly with A1.1


Pace: Once a Week, 2h-lesson

Advanced & Proficient Conversation (B2-C1)

Conversation Course
Boost your confidence and Cosmopolite A1 textbook cover fluency in French with our lively conversation classes, designed for intermediate to advanced speakers. Join a friendly group setting to practice real-life language skills through engaging, topic-based discussions.
Pace: Once a Week, 2h-lesson

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$150.00 USD

Code: FA26-French-Pronunciation
Online course about French language phonetics. Perfect for all levels!

PHONETIC MINI-COURSE TO IMPROVE YOUR PRONUNCIATION (5x1h)

When speaking in French, you do not pronounce every letter or syllable, there aren't any tonic accents like in Spanish or accentuated syllables like in English. You form words into groups, to then form rhythmic groups (or groups of breaths because we pronounce them in only one breath of air). In this workshop, we will learn where to place the accent and adopt a good rhythm. Pronunciation starts with understanding one's anatomy therefore we will learn how your mouth, tongue and throat work!

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