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Apps and online platforms let you learn anywhere, at your own pace.
Types of tools
| Type | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Course platforms | complete paths by level, lessons, exercises |
| Micro-learning apps | a few minutes a day, gamification |
| Flashcards | vocabulary with spaced repetition |
| Tutor marketplaces | private lessons by video call |
| Language exchange | conversation partners worldwide |
| Conjugators, dictionaries, checkers | reference tools |
| Conversational AI | practise writing and speaking, ask questions |
My French
my-french.com brings together lessons and quizzes from A1 to C2, language games, a verb conjugator, French nuances, a school directory and a community of learners, with a mobile app.
How to use them
- an app alone is usually not enough to reach a good speaking level: combine it with listening and conversation;
- choose a tool that follows the CEFR;
- value consistency over streaks.
See also
➜ On e-learning.wiki (in French): learning French online on e-learning.wiki
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🇫🇷 Research and writing: My French
This guide was researched and written by the team at my-french.com, a platform for learning French as a foreign language and the owner of learnfrench.wiki. Put theory into practice: lessons from A1 to C2, quizzes, games, a verb conjugator and a community of learners at my-french.com.