Free French Lessons - French Hour

Bastille Day – Quiz – True or False

Bastille Day – Quiz – True or False, What is Bastille day? How do the French say it? How come a prison is the French symbol of equality? What is Bastille day the symbol of? Learn French with Anne at FrenchHour.com

National Holidays – Puzzle

National Holidays – Puzzle, Mots croisés. Independence Day Crossword Puzzle. Fill in the puzzle and have fun learning French with Anne, a native teacher at FrenchHour.com

FAILLIR – Today’s French

faillir, to almost…FAILLIR is a very French verb. Let’s see what is means and how it works in this worksheet. Learn French at FrenchHour.com

c’est casse-pieds – Mot du Jour

c’est casse-pieds – Mot du jour, it’s annoying – French expression, Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com.

French verb tenses

French verb tenses. Les temps en français. What is a tense? Tenses refer to the time of the action. They answer to the question “WHEN”: when is the action occurring.

en avoir marre – Mot du jour

en avoir marre – French expression – to be fed up – Mot du jour – What does ” en avoir marre ” mean? How do you say ‘to be fed up’ in French? How is is pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native, say it at FrenchHour.com.

Jour or Journée ? – Today’s French

When to use jour vs. journée, soir vs. soirée, matin vs. matinée, an vs. année, nuit or nuitée. Listen to Anne, a native speaker at French Hour.

Les continents – Today’s French

What are the continents in French? Listen to Anne at FrenchHour.

DONT – Relative Pronoun – Today’s French

DONT – Relative Pronoun. DONT = whose, about whom, about which, of whom, of which. Practice French. Learn French at FrenchHour.com

A Voicemail Message – Today’s French

A typical voicemail or greeting message in French. FrenchHour.com

Candide ou L’Optimisme – Quiz

Candide ou L’Optimisme – Petite Colle. Take this quiz based on Candide by Voltaire. Learn a bit of French with Anne today, at FrenchHour.com

Ask a Question – Today’s French

How to ask a question in French? It is pretty easy to ask a basic question in French. It works the same way as it does in English.

Les copains d’abord – Pop Song

Les copains d’abord – Chanson française Part of Learn French with Pop Songs “Buddies First” is a must-know song in French culture. It was very famous in the 60s and 70s. I was raised singing it. Georges Brassens wrote it for a movie called “Les Copains”. It’s an allegory that represents friendship. That of a confident […]

Practice – Subjunctive or indicative?

Practice – Subjunctive or indicative? Exercice – Subjonctif ou indicatif ? Quiz – Subjunctive Usage. When to use the subjunctive mode? What are the triggering words? Learn French at FrenchHour.com

French Movie Stars

French Movie Stars. Les vedettes françaises. Part of | French Culture. Do you know French actors? Do you know French actors? Take Anne’s super easy quiz on 10 of your favorite French actors and actresses. Learn French with Anne at FrenchHour.com

Greetings – The Right Word – Quiz

Greetings. The Right Word. Quiz. Take this quiz based on Lesson 12 on Salutations as of the French A1 Course for beginners. The quiz is based on 2 mini dialogs. Learn French at FrenchHour.com

Expressions with FAIRE

French expressions with FAIRE. How are they used in a sentence? Listen to Anne and improve your French at FrenchHour.com

About QUITTER – Today’s French

About QUITTER – to quit or to break up. QUITTER has different translations in English. It doesn’t only mean ‘to quit’. Here are 10 other common uses of the verb QUITTER. Learn French with Anne at FrenchHour.com

French Registers – Today’s French

French Registers – Today’s French. Registres en français – Le français d’aujourd’hui. What are registers in French? Practice different registers in French. Learn French with Anne at FrenchHour.com

Pronunciation French Initial IN

Pronunciation French Initial IN. Prononciation du IN au début du mot. In this lesson, we’ll go over the letters IN at the beginning of a word. We’ll focus on 5 groups of French words starting with IN. Are they pronounced /i/ or /in/? Learn French at FrenchHour.com