The WordDive French language courses can be completed on the internet or in our mobile app. Break the language barrier with the WordDive method in just 63 hours! The courses are suitable for adults and young people.Â
The range of courses includes courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners.
The beginnersâ courses start with greetings, intermediate learners focus on travel and work, whereas advanced learners can practise more challenging vocabulary on specific themes.
Open the doors into the French-speaking world with WordDive and start learning now!
Level: Elementary-Advanced (A1-C1)
Duration: 120-400 hours
Size: 2680 study items
Courses: 24
Source languages: British English, Finnish, German, Norwegian, Swedish
A Fresh Start
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Get started by learning to handle basic situations such as ordering a coffee or introducing yourself. You will also learn the personal pronouns, numbers from 0-10, and present conjugation of the verb ĂȘtre (to be).
Who Are You?
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Meeting new people and talking about your family will be easier after completing this course! You will learn the basic rules of article usage, how to form plurals, how to use the common structure c’est, and the present conjugation of avoir (to have).
I’m Hungry
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Are you looking forward to ordering delicious food in French? This course is for you! Learn some basic food vocabulary, the present conjugation of the verbs boire (to drink) and prendre (to take), use of the partitive articles, and how to form negative sentences.
My Favourite Things
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn to talk about the things you love and to schedule a get-together with your friends. You will also learn the present conjugation of regular verbs ending in -ER, weekdays, seasons, and some hobby-related vocabulary.
In the City
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: After this course you will be able to find your way around the city. You will learn how to formulate questions, some expressions of place, and the present conjugation of the verb aller (to go).
At the Hotel
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Are you planning to travel any time soon? Learn how to handle various situations at a hotel in French. Get ready to learn how to express possession, the use of emphatic subject pronouns, more time expressions and the common construction il y a (there is/are).
Running Errands
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: This course will teach you how to run some basic errands in French. You will also learn more about expressing possession, how to use the structure avoir besoin de, and the present conjugation of the verb vouloir (to want).
Everyday Duties
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn to talk about school, work, and everyday tasks in French. In addition, you will learn how to tell time, numbers from 21 to 100, and how to conjugate regular verbs ending in -IR.
Smells Good
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Are you starving but your fridge is empty? It’s time to buy some groceries and get cooking! You will practise the common impersonal expression “il faut”, the French near future, and how to give orders and instructions.
Small Talk
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn to make small talk and to tell more about yourself! After this course, you will know some countries, and how to express months and dates. In addition, you’ll learn more negation words, the present conjugation of venir (to come) and pouvoir (can), and the French recent past structure venir de.
Out and About
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn useful words and expressions needed on a sightseeing tour. In addition, you’ll learn languages, nationality words, how to use adjectives, more expressions of time, and the present conjugation of the verb devoir (to need).
French 3
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Revise and expand your basic vocabulary.
French 4
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Deepen your knowledge of basic vocabulary.
Travel 1
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn useful travel vocabulary and expressions.
Travel 2
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Deepen your knowledge of travel vocabulary and expressions.
Working Life
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn useful work-related vocabulary and expressions.
Media
Level: Intermediate (B2)
Topics: Learn media-related vocabulary and expressions in French.
Home and Living
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B2)
Topics: Learn how to talk about your home and everyday things in French.
Visiting a Doctor
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn how to talk about health and illness in French.
Food and Drink
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn useful food vocabulary and expressions in French.
Art and Culture
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn to talk about art and culture in French.
Sports
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn how to talk about sports in French.
Everyday Phrases
Level: Elementary-Advanced (A1-C1)
Topics: Learn useful everyday phrases in French.
Wellbeing
Level: Elementary-Advanced (A2-C1)
Topics: Deepen your knowledge of wellbeing-related vocabulary in French.
It’s easy to start learning French with WordDive. Complete the courses at your own pace on the internet or using the mobile app.Â
The courses are designed by Finnish teachers and recorded and proofread by native speakers. They include various types of exercises, such as sentence construction, vocabulary practice and grammar.Â
Studying French with WordDive is efficient, because the method activates your brain in many ways through multiple senses. Youâll see, think, read, write, listen and pronounce.Â
The clear learning path is easy to follow. WordDive recognises your learning speed and optimises the pace of learning for you individually!
French is a Romance language and a member of the Indo-European language family. It is spoken mainly in France, but also in Belgium, Switzerland and Canada and in many other countries. It is estimated that over 300 million people around the world speak French, and it is one of the official languages of the UN.
The French language is widely used in culture, diplomacy and international relations. If you want to learn one of the most spoken languages in the world, French is an excellent choice.
Learning French grammar is an essential part of learning the language. Understanding grammar will help you on your way to becoming a more proficient user of both spoken and written French.Â
Once you understand the basics of grammar, you will be able to form clear, coherent and understandable sentences, and communicate effortlessly and efficiently in French.
With WordDive, you can conveniently learn grammar alongside other exercises. If needed, you can also review the most important French grammar topics on our complimentary grammar pages!
In French, it is important to learn the genders of nouns, and WordDive provides an easy, efficient way to do so.
Each gender has its own voice: a male voice for masculine words (le cafĂ© = cafĂ©) and a female voice for feminine words (la voiture = car). Even if youâre not consciously thinking about them, hearing the different voices will help you learn the genders as you learn the words.
Using WordDive, I’ve built a comprehensive vocabulary in Swedish and learned how to use it in everyday life. The best things about WordDive are the clear course structure and the guidelines on how to study and proceed in order to achieve the goal. It’s easy to use WordDive alongside studies and work.
Using WordDive, I’ve built a comprehensive vocabulary in Swedish and learned how to use it in everyday life. The best things about WordDive are the clear course structure and the guidelines on how to study and proceed in order to achieve the goal. It’s easy to use WordDive alongside studies and work.
I’ve made massive progress with German vocabulary and grammar in a short period of time. You can learn the language in different ways: by writing, listening and with the help of the example posts. The app is very user-friendly and it’s easy to study whenever possible.
I’ve made massive progress with German vocabulary and grammar in a short period of time. You can learn the language in different ways: by writing, listening and with the help of the example posts. The app is very user-friendly and it’s easy to study whenever possible.
WordDive is one of the best online language courses that I have ever used. I thought I was really bad at languages, but with WordDive I have learned more than 300 study items permanently in a short time. Sometimes I study more than 2 hours per day. Even then it doesn’t feel like I’m spending a long time studying because it’s so fun and rewarding.
WordDive is one of the best online language courses that I have ever used. I thought I was really bad at languages, but with WordDive I have learned more than 300 study items permanently in a short time. Sometimes I study more than 2 hours per day. Even then it doesn’t feel like I’m spending a long time studying because it’s so fun and rewarding.
The efficiency is way better than it would be in school. The program tells you when you are making progress or when you are too tired and should take a break. WordDive has become a daily companion for me. I enjoy studying and becoming better. Itâs also nice to notice that you can learn new things even at this age.
The efficiency is way better than it would be in school. The program tells you when you are making progress or when you are too tired and should take a break. WordDive has become a daily companion for me. I enjoy studying and becoming better. Itâs also nice to notice that you can learn new things even at this age.
WordDive is very addictive, and the words stick to your mind.As a researcher of digitalization, I can say that WordDive is an excellent example of gamification, because in WordDive, the motivation comes from outside the game: improving your language skills. Itâs nice to attend meetings now that I can express myself properly.
WordDive is very addictive, and the words stick to your mind.As a researcher of digitalization, I can say that WordDive is an excellent example of gamification, because in WordDive, the motivation comes from outside the game: improving your language skills. Itâs nice to attend meetings now that I can express myself properly.
