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A new language: Français
A greeting, a polite request, a small thank-you. These expressions come from the foundation practice, with meanings shown in your interface language. Get to know them first, then think about when you could use them in a conversation.
Open beta · Growing together
Starting from zero is welcome
Know what it means. And when it belongs.
Go beyond the right answer. In available lessons, explore meanings, usage and examples together in your interface language.
Native-language lesson explanations are rolling out gradually and are not available for every item yet. You can report issues with beta content.
Start with this language: FrançaisBonjour
HelloS’il vous plaît
PleaseMerci
Thank youTwo language choices, two different jobs
Your interface language sets the menus and guidance; your learning language sets the expressions and conversation you practise. You can study English with Turkish guidance, for example. Changing the interface does not mean every lesson has been translated into that language.
A separate starting point for each language
Practice in one language does not establish what you know in another. When you change your learning language, use its own starting choice or existing level-discovery result. Return to a language you have practised to follow its saved progress.
From meeting to speaking
First see what to say in an everyday situation. Then recall it without the translation and use it in a new situation. A greeting, a polite request, a small thank-you. These expressions come from the foundation practice, with meanings shown in your interface language. Get to know them first, then think about when you could use them in a conversation.
Know what it means. And when it belongs.
Go beyond the right answer. In available lessons, explore meanings, usage and examples together in your interface language. Native-language lesson explanations are rolling out gradually and are not available for every item yet. You can report issues with beta content.
Must my interface and learning languages match?
Your interface language sets the menus and guidance; your learning language sets the expressions and conversation you practise. You can study English with Turkish guidance, for example. Changing the interface does not mean every lesson has been translated into that language.
Does my level carry over when I change languages?
Practice in one language does not establish what you know in another. When you change your learning language, use its own starting choice or existing level-discovery result. Return to a language you have practised to follow its saved progress.
Does every lesson have notes in my language?
Go beyond the right answer. In available lessons, explore meanings, usage and examples together in your interface language. Native-language lesson explanations are rolling out gradually and are not available for every item yet. You can report issues with beta content.
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Let your next sentence open a new door.
Choose a language. Take a small step. Build your own loop.
Start with this language: Français