Why learn French?
French is the official language of 29 countries and a working language of dozens of international organisations. It is the most-learned foreign language in the world after English. LangOria's French course is built around real sentence pairs from the Tatoeba corpus, so you learn the French native speakers actually use in Paris, Quebec, Dakar, and beyond.
3 levels of vocabulary
Curated spaced-repetition decks at every CEFR / JLPT / HSK stage.
Native-speaker audio
Listen to French as it's actually spoken, with shadowing drills.
45–65-minute daily loop
Spaced repetition so you remember more in less time.
How LangOria teaches French
We start with 200 hand-curated sentence pairs ranked by frequency, then layer in new vocabulary each week. Spaced repetition keeps recall above 90% across reviews, and audio shadowing trains you to match the natural rhythm of native French speech — including the liaison between words that gives French its characteristic flow.
Vocabulary you'll start with
See all 9 words →Each word includes reading, translation, and a real example word.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to reach conversational French on LangOria?
Most beginners reach A2 (basic travel French) after about 6 months of consistent 45–65-minute daily practice. B1 (working French) typically takes 6-9 months. French requires more time than Spanish for English speakers due to pronunciation and gendered nouns.
Which French accent does LangOria teach?
LangOria's sentence pairs draw from Metropolitan French as the standard reference, with content intelligible across all Francophone regions. If you need a specific regional accent (Quebec, Belgian, North African), supplement with region-specific listening practice.
Is the French data real?
Yes — every sentence pair in LangOria's French course comes from the Tatoeba corpus, a crowdsourced database of translations by native speakers. You are learning real sentences from real French, not textbook fabrications.
How hard is French pronunciation?
French pronunciation is famously tricky — the 'r' sound, nasal vowels, and silent letters all present challenges. The 45–65-minute audio shadowing drills in LangOria are designed to train your ear and mouth to the natural rhythm of French speech, which is more important than memorising rules.
Browse French vocabulary by level
3 levels, 9 curated words.
Level labels are aligned to CEFR / JLPT / HSK / TOPIK on an internal basis — not official equivalences.
Real-world French scenarios
4 high-leverage situations — travel, business, food, and small talk — each with 10 phrases, a sample dialogue, and a culture tip.