FRENCH A1 COURSE
Who Needs A1 Course
- Beginners with no prior knowledge of French.
- Travelers or expatriates needing basic French communication skills.
- Students or professionals starting their journey with the French language.
Advantages of A1 Course
- Develop basic conversational skills.
- Ability to understand and use everyday expressions.
- Foundation for further French language study.
French A1 Course
- Alphabet and Pronunciation: Basic sounds of French, pronunciation rules, phonetic alphabet.
- Greetings and Introductions: Common greetings (Bonjour, Salut), introducing oneself (Je m'appelle…), asking about names, and polite expressions (Merci, Excusez-moi).
- Describing Yourself: Age, nationality, occupation (Je suis étudiant, Je viens de…).
- Family and Friends: Describing family members (mon frère, ma sœur), talking about relationships.
- Routine Activities: Daily routines (se lever, aller au travail), times and days of the week.
- Time and Dates: Telling time, describing schedules, and discussing dates (aujourd'hui, demain).
- At the Market: Vocabulary for common items (pain, fromage), asking for prices.
- In a Café or Restaurant: Ordering food and drinks, asking for the bill.
- Meals and Preferences: Talking about favorite foods, describing meals (le petit déjeuner, le déjeuner).
- Ordering and Eating Out: Phrases for ordering in different settings, expressing likes and dislikes.
- Hobbies and Interests: Discussing activities (lire, jouer au football), making plans (voulez-vous… ?).
- Invitations and Social Plans: Extending and accepting invitations, making simple plans.
- Asking for Directions: Simple directions (à gauche, à droite), describing locations.
- Places in a City: Common places (la banque, le parc), navigating a city.
- Present Tense Verbs: Regular verbs (-er, -ir, -re), some irregular verbs (être, avoir).
- Articles: Definite (le, la) and indefinite (un, une) articles.
- Adjectives: Basic adjectives (grand, petit), agreement with nouns.
- French Customs: Basic etiquette, cultural norms (les bises, formal vs. informal speech).
- French Holidays: Major French holidays and traditions (Noël, Bastille Day).