French can look familiar on the page and sound quite different aloud. Loquus gives you room to work with both. Listen to words, practice them in lessons, and use the reference tools to explore the grammar and expressions behind a conversation you want to have.
In French, a written ending may be silent, and neighboring words can sound connected. Listen to the available examples as complete phrases before repeating them. The Dictionary gives you a place to check a word, hear its audio, and compare the sound with its spelling.
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Keep the article with the noun
When you meet a French noun, notice the article beside it and how nearby words change. Grammar Center can help explain gender, plurals, and agreement. Return to examples as you review so that you are working with useful combinations of words, not just isolated spellings.
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Think about who you are speaking to
French has different ways to address someone, including tu and vous. Look at the situation around an expression when you browse the Phrasebook. A greeting for a friend and a request to someone you have just met may call for different wording.
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Chapters on your journey
58
Grammar Center topics
84
Authored conversations
See it in the app
The French course, on iPhone.
Real screens from the first day of the French course in the iPhone app.
Your first session is ready.
Open the app and today’s session is waiting. The French course begins with Sounds & First Contact, and the first lesson is Greetings & Introductions.
A short session, planned for you
Your journey and next milestone below
Or choose any lesson yourself
Every word gets its own card.
Your first word is bonjour, meaning hello. Each new word comes with its meaning and audio at normal or very slow speed.
Normal and very slow audio
Notes when a word needs them
Then say it yourself.
Right after a new word, you repeat it after the voice. This is called shadowing, and it builds speaking habits from your very first lesson.
Hear it again, or slowly
Match the rhythm, not just the sounds
Tap when you have said it
Grammar explained in plain language.
Grammar Center explains how French works, with topics like Être and Avoir: The Two Helper Verbs and Numbers and Ordinals.
58 topics in the French course
Open any topic, any time
Focused drills for each pattern
Writing and sounds, one tap away.
Explore the course’s writing and sound reference. Tap an entry to hear it.
Letters and sounds in one place
Tap any character to hear it
Free with every course
A first taste
Your first words in French.
Tap a word to hear it, at normal speed or slowly.
bonjourHello
merciThank you
s'il vous plaîtPlease
au revoirGoodbye
Your path
The first chapters of the French course.
The full course has 35 chapters. Your journey shows your progress in each one.
01Sounds & First Contact
02Numbers for Daily Life
03Food & First Transactions
04Everyday Conversation
05Time, Plans & Directions
06Sentence Foundations
Grammar Center
58 French grammar topics.
A few of the topics you can open anytime, before or after you reach them in a lesson.
Start Here: A Reading Order
Être and Avoir: The Two Helper Verbs
Numbers and Ordinals
Time, Dates and Frequency
French Spelling and Sounds
Silent Letters and Final Consonants
Alphabets & sounds
Alphabet
Tap an entry to hear it. Explore the writing and sound references included in this course.
In the app, start with three free lesson starts a day. Reference tools are included in free access. Loquus Plus adds unlimited lesson starts, section reviews, capstones and Arcade games.
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