Learn French Fast
Complete A1-B1 Beginner Course (20 Lessons)
Master French from zero to B1 in just 20 structured lessons. Real-world conversations and practical exercises.
Learn French Fast
Learn French in only 20 easy lessons with the Complete Course that takes you from 0 to B1-B2 level. Speak fluently and confidently by the end of the course. Learning French is so much easier than you think!
In a few months you could be speaking French with well deserved confidence!
What will you achieve
From Zero to Fluent Conversation
In the first 4 lessons, you will learn all the basics you need to jumpstart your fluent French: reading rules made easy, sentence structure, and about 400 essential words through interactive exercises (no forceful memorizing).
In the next 4 lessons, you will acquire all the key details of basic French grammar and verbs, preparing yourself for a more advanced level (A2-B1). Starting with lesson 9, you will be able to speak fluently, practice everyday speech, and build a vast vocabulary for your inevitable fluency.
You will learn through interesting stories and practical topics—everything you need for everyday life, work routines, travel, shopping, and more. You’ll engage with interactive texts and dialogues, along with SPECIAL, the most effective speaking exercises available.
By the end of the course, you will be fully prepared to reach B2 and C1 levels effortlessly because…
1. Active Vocabulary
You will have an impressive active vocabulary of more than 4,000 words—enough to speak fluently.
2. Fluent Speaking
You will have practiced speaking with ease through special exercises, eliminating any speaking barriers.
3. Happy with yourself
You will be proud of yourself for mastering French in less than half a year and achieving complete fluency.
Why choose this course?
Do you feel like you don’t have the talent to learn French?
My story proves that with the right methods, anyone can learn French—even if you’ve struggled before.
In 2010, I started learning French and faced overwhelming challenges—pronunciation, grammar, and reading rules all felt impossible. Despite speaking multiple languages, French seemed too complex. But then I discovered a breakthrough teaching method that simplified everything. Within months, I achieved A2 proficiency. This experience led me to teach others the same approach.
Why This Course Guarantees Your Success?
Here are 5 reasons why you’ll achieve your language goals faster than you think!
- Simplified Grammar: Forget traditional, overwhelming rules. My unique method makes French grammar intuitive and easy to grasp—learn what others teach in years, in just a few weeks.
- Fast Vocabulary Mastery: Learn up to 100 new words in just one hour, with no memorization struggle. I use proven memory techniques that make knowledge stick quickly and easily.
- Practical, Foundational Learning: This course focuses on the core fundamentals, the foundation of fluency that most courses skip. Build your French from the ground up!
- Actionable Lessons: No confusing theory. Every lesson is hands-on and designed to help you apply what you’ve learned right away in conversations.
- Proven Success with Multilingual Learners: As a multilingual myself, I understand the challenges of learning new languages. I’ve helped hundreds of students succeed with this approach.
Learning French isn’t about talent—it’s about the right strategy. If children can learn French naturally, so can you. With my method, you’ll achieve your language goals faster, with confidence, and enjoy the process.
Ready to get started? Contact me for a FREE consultation and see how quickly you can elevate your French!
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What Students Say
“It is a great success to meet a teacher who presents language-learning information in such an accessible and engaging way. Anastasiia creates a wonderful atmosphere where material is absorbed easily, naturally, and effortlessly.
What amazed me even more is that she never refuses to answer a student’s question, no matter how many or how complex they are. On the contrary, she enjoys the questions and eagerly looks forward to them.
Anastasiia, a huge thank you! You are a highly qualified teacher and a wonderful person!
P.S. A tip for those who want to finally start speaking English, stop struggling, and get out of the language “forest” (I’m talking about myself, but I’m already on the way)—go to Anastasiia! She will help you do it effortlessly. You’ll love it!”
-Inna Trukhan-
“I would like to thank Anastasiia for inspiring me to want to speak English—not because I have to, but because I genuinely want to.
What surprised, impressed, and captivated me is that Anastasiia teaches using a communicative approach and with love. She is so passionate and deeply engaged in language learning that she has the power to inspire others with the same enthusiasm.
It is a great success to meet a teacher who explains things so clearly and engagingly.“
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“Anastasiia, I am very grateful for this approach to language learning!
For me, having a morning cup of coffee was sacred, and nothing was allowed to interrupt it. But now, your lessons have become a part of that ritual. It’s another untouchable and truly enjoyable part of my daily life. Thank you!“
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The French Program to Your Fast Fluency by Anastasiia Synenko
How Can a Teacher Guarantee the Result?
A language is built on words—1,000 for level A1 and 4,000 for levels B1-B2—along with the knowledge of how to use these words in sentences. Learn the words, learn how to construct sentences, practice a little, and there you are!
There is no need to complicate the process. There are simple ways to learn a large number of words and never forget them. The principles of sentence building are well known. Learning a language is not a mystery!
Here is an example of my program for one of the most complicated languages: French. The program includes just eight one-hour lessons to teach you perfect grammar structure and help you learn your first 1,000 words. Once you complete the course, all that remains is practice—enjoy reading and speaking exercises!
French, Italian, Spanish, German, Polish etc. can be learned this way.
Program Overview:
✅ 4 priority one-hour lessons to give you a great kickstart.
✅ The next 4 one-hour lessons to complete the basic grammar knowledge, learn to build perfect sentences, and start speaking fluently at the A1-A2 level.
✅ 12 engaging lessons with well-structured texts and exercises to practice fluency at the A2-B1 level.
✅ 10 additional songs to further expand your vocabulary and cultural insight.
✅ 1000 first priority words for your fluent A2 level.
✅ 4000 priority words for your fluent B1-B2 level.
This is my French course: only 8 simple lessons based on special exercises include all the basics you need to kickstart your French:
📖 Lesson 1: The First Priority Essentials 1/4
🔹 French Alphabet – Learn all the letters and their sounds.
🔹 Diacritical Marks – é, è, ê, ë, ç and how they change pronunciation.
🔹 Ligatures – œ, æ and their usage in French.
🔹 Basic Reading Rules: Word stress patterns. Pronunciation of l, c, g, s, u, h, x. Common letter combinations: eu, ch, un, une, en.
🔹 Nouns & Gender – Learn how to identify masculine and feminine nouns in French.
🔹 Indefinite Articles – un, une (a/an) and how they match noun gender.
🔹 Elision & Liaison – Why je aime becomes j’aime and how words connect smoothly.
🔹 The Verb “To Be” (être) in Singular – Je suis, tu es, il/elle est….
🔹 Building Simple Sentences – Create basic statements using être.
🔹 Professions & Vocabulary – Talk about jobs using il est professeur, elle est médecin….
📖 Lesson 2: The First Priority Essentials 2/4
🔹 Vowels before “n” and “m”.
🔹 Common letter combinations: il, ill, th, ti, tion.
🔹 Negative sentences (Je ne suis pas…).
🔹 Interrogative sentences (Es-tu… ? / Est-ce que… ?).
🔹 Question structures: Qu’est-ce que c’est ? (What is this?), Qui est-ce ? (Who is this?)
🔹 Possessive adjectives: ma, ta, sa (my, your, his/her).
🔹 Demonstrative pronouns: ce (this/that).
🔹 Demonstrative adjectives: ce / cet, cette (this/that before nouns).
🔹 Family members & adjectives: mon frère, ma sœur, intelligent, gentil…
📖 Lesson 3: The First Priority Essentials 3/4
🔹 Common letter combinations: ou, oi, au, eau and their pronunciation.
🔹 Definite Articles – le, la, les (the) and how they agree with nouns.
🔹 Adjectives – Learn how to describe people and things in French.
🔹 The Preposition de – Express possession (Genitive case).
🔹 Contracted Forms – Merging de with definite articles (du, de la, des).
🔹 Inversion Questions – Ask formal questions using verb-subject inversion (Est-il… ?).
🔹 Question Structures: Quel est-il ? (What is he like?) Quelle est-elle ? (What is she like?)
🔹 Colors & Adjectives – Talk about colors and describe objects and people.
📖 Lesson 4: The First Priority Essentials 4/4
🔹 Common letter combinations: ai, ei, ain, ein and their pronunciation.
🔹 Plural Formation: How to form plural nouns and adjectives in French.
🔹 Numbers 1-10: Learn the basics of counting.
🔹 Plural Articles: les (the), des (some) and how they work with plural nouns.
🔹 The Verb “To Be” (être) in Plural: Nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sont….
🔹 Possessive Adjectives in Plural: mes, tes, ses, nos, vos, leurs (my, your, his/her, our, your, their).
🔹 Question Structures: How to ask questions correctly in plural form.
🔹 Demonstrative Pronouns & Adjectives in Plural: Ces (these/those for all genders).
🔹 Clothing Vocabulary: Learn the names of clothing items in French.
📖 Lesson 5: What You Will Learn
🔹 Prepositions of Place: dans, sur, au-dessus (de), sous (in, on, above, under).
🔹 Question Word: Où ? (Where?) – Ask about locations.
🔹 Plural Forms of Nouns Ending in -al, -ail: Learn irregular plural patterns.
🔹 Verb Groups in French: Introduction to regular and irregular verb groups.
🔹 The Irregular Verb “Avoir” (to have): J’ai, tu as, il/elle a….
🔹 “There is / There are” Construction: Il y a….
🔹 Diminutives & Affectionate Forms: Learn how to make words sound cute or friendly in French.
🔹 Home & Interior Vocabulary: Talk about furniture and household objects.
📖 Lesson 6: What You Will Learn
🔹 Negative Form of “Il y a”: Il n’y a pas… (There isn’t/aren’t…).
🔹 Double Negation: ni… ni… (neither… nor…), non plus (neither/either).
🔹 The Preposition “à”: Usage with places and directions.
🔹 Contracted Forms of “à”: au, aux (to the…).
🔹 Prepositions “de” and “chez”: Expressing possession and locations.
🔹 The Irregular Verb “Aller” (to go): Je vais, tu vas, il/elle va….
🔹 Simple Inversion: Forming questions with verb-subject inversion.
🔹 Reading & Practice: Avez-vous le permis de conduire ? (Do you have a driver’s license?)
🔹 Transportation & Travel: Learn vehicles and ways to get around in French.
📖 Lesson 7: What You Will Learn
🔹 Plural of Nouns Ending in -ou: Learn irregular plural forms.
🔹 Present Tense (Présent de l’Indicatif): Master everyday verb conjugations.
🔹 Reflexive Verbs: Je me lève, tu te réveilles… (Actions done to oneself).
🔹 Irregular Verbs: vouloir, pouvoir, sortir, sentir, prendre, devoir (want, can, go out, feel, take, must).
🔹 Diminutives & Affectionate Forms: Express endearment and smallness in words.
🔹 Imperative Mood: Giving commands and instructions (Va ! Prenez !).
🔹 Independent Subject Pronouns: Moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux (Used for emphasis and contrast).
🔹 Conditional Present (Conditionnel Présent): Je voudrais, tu pourrais… (Softening requests and hypothetical situations).
🔹 Ordering Food & Restaurant Conversations: Learn useful phrases for dining out in French.
📖 Lesson 8: What You Will Learn
🔹 Adverbs Ending in -ment: rapidement, facilement… (quickly, easily).
🔹 The Partitive Article (de): Express “some” or “any” when talking about food and uncountable nouns (du pain, de la soupe).
🔹 Pronouns “y” and “en”: Learn how to replace places and quantities in sentences (J’y vais, J’en prends).
🔹 The Conditional Form of “Il Faut”: Il faudrait… (It would be necessary…).
🔹 Negative Imperative: Learn how to tell someone NOT to do something (Ne parle pas !).
🔹 Irregular Verbs: boire, faire, venir, dire, lire (to drink, do/make, come, say, read).
🔹 Food & Restaurant Vocabulary: Learn key words and phrases for ordering food, dining etiquette, and talking about meals.
Speaking Practice and Perfect Vocabulary Lessons
Lesson 9. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Les Martin Déménagent! (The Martin Family is Moving!)
The Martin family is thrilled about moving to their new home! The house is full of energy as Pierre and Marie pack boxes, while their three kids add their own special touch to moving day. Sophie is searching everywhere for her favorite stuffed animal, Emma sits dreaming about meeting new friends in the neighborhood, and Lucas can’t wait to discover all the fun spots nearby. With a lovely garden and a park just down the street, everyone’s excited about the adventures waiting for them in their new home!
Tenses: Le Présent, Le Futur Proche, Le Passé Composé
Exercises: Grammar practice, Speaking activities, Sentence construction exercises, Vocabulary expansion, Formulation of question sentences
Lesson 10. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Nouvelle Maison, Nouvelle Vie, Nouveaux Débuts (New Home, New Life, New Beginnings)
Move in with the Martin family as they settle into their brand-new, dream home in Petit-Marais! The big day has arrived, and they’re thrilled to unpack and transform this beautiful house into their new home. With spacious, sun-filled rooms, a sleek kitchen, and a backyard featuring a private pool, it’s the perfect place to begin their new life. The kids are excited to start their new school, while the parents are filled with hope for the opportunities ahead. In this lesson, you’ll learn essential French vocabulary for homes and everyday items, while joining the Martins on this exciting new adventure!
Tenses: Le Présent, Le Passé Composé, Le Futur Proche, Le Passé Proche, L’Imparfait, Le Mode Conditionnel
Exercises: Grammar practice, Speaking activities, Sentence construction exercises, Vocabulary expansion, Formulation of question sentences
Lesson 11. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. La Nouvelle Vie Quotidienne Chez les Martin (The New Daily Life of the Martin)
Part 1: La Routine du Matin chez les Martin: The Martin family wakes up in their new home! Marie prepares breakfast while Pierre and the kids adjust to their new rooms. They share an exciting first morning together before heading out.
Part 2: La Première Rencontre avec les Voisins: Marie is surprised by a visit from their friendly new neighbors, the Lefevres, who bring pastries and helpful advice. Over coffee, they start a warm new friendship.
Part 3: Le Retour à la Maison et la Routine du Soir: After school, the kids share their day while Pierre and Marie finish unpacking. The family enjoys dinner together before settling into their cozy evening routines.
Tenses and Grammar: Présent de l’indicatif, Passé composé, Imparfait, Futur simple, Futur proche, Impératif, Conditionnel présent, Pronoms personnels sujets, Pronoms personnels compléments, Articles définis et indéfinis, Adjectifs possessifs, Adjectifs démonstratifs, Adjectifs qualificatifs, Prépositions de lieu et de temps, Conjonctions de coordination et de subordination, Négation, Interrogation, Discours direct
Lesson 12. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Les Vacances en Famille (Family Vacation)
In this lesson, you will follow the Martin family as they go on vacation and experience all the usual challenges tourists face. From making hotel reservations and checking in, to traveling around the city and asking for directions, you’ll learn practical vocabulary and expressions for navigating a vacation. You’ll also learn how to talk about common travel issues like booking transport, understanding schedules, and dealing with unexpected situations.
Lesson 13. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Une Journée Shopping (A Shopping Day)
In this lesson, you will join the Martin family as they spend a day shopping in the city. You’ll learn how to ask for prices, talk about clothing, and find out about discounts or sales. You will also practice useful expressions for shopping, such as asking for different sizes, trying on clothes, and paying at the cash register. This lesson helps you get familiar with everyday vocabulary and phrases you’ll need when going shopping in French-speaking areas.
Lesson 14. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Au Restaurant (At the Restaurant)
Imagine stepping into a charming French restaurant, ready to savor delicious local dishes while speaking the language with ease! In this lesson, you’ll join the Martin family as they enjoy a delightful meal out. You’ll learn how to make a reservation, order food, ask for the bill, and navigate the menu with confidence. Discover the art of discussing your food preferences, asking for recommendations, and expressing your love (or dislike) for different dishes. By the end, you’ll be ready to dine like a local in any French-speaking country! Ready to unlock the flavors of France?
Lesson 15. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Une Visite Chez le Médecin (A Doctor’s Visit)
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about health issues and understand medical advice in French. You’ll discover how to describe symptoms, ask questions about treatment, and explain your medical history. From booking an appointment to navigating the doctor’s office, you’ll gain the confidence to handle any health-related conversation during your travels. Whether you’re dealing with a cold or just need a check-up, this lesson will prepare you to communicate clearly and effectively in a medical setting. Stay healthy and ready to travel with ease!
Lesson 16. Level A2-B1 du CECRL. Les Loisirs du Weekend (Weekend Activities)
Ready to talk about how you spend your weekends? In this lesson, you’ll dive into all things fun and relaxing! Learn how to share your weekend plans in French, whether you’re hitting the movies, enjoying a hobby, or exploring the great outdoors. From sports and leisure activities to cultural visits, you’ll gain the vocabulary and confidence to discuss your favorite ways to unwind. This lesson will make talking about your free time feel effortless and exciting—let’s make your weekends even more enjoyable in French!
Lesson 17. Level B1 du CECRL. Les Fêtes de Famille (Family Celebrations)
Who doesn’t love a good celebration? In this lesson, you’ll explore the most popular holidays and family gatherings in French-speaking cultures. From birthdays and anniversaries to national holidays like Bastille Day, you’ll learn how to talk about traditions, celebrations, and the special moments that bring people together. Discover the vocabulary for gifts, decorations, and party food, and get ready to share your own holiday stories in French. Whether it’s a festive dinner or a grand family reunion, this lesson will have you talking about celebrations with joy and flair!
Lesson 18. Level B1-B2 du CECRL. Au Bureau (At the Office)
In this lesson, you’ll dive into the world of work and the office environment in French. Learn the essential vocabulary for the workplace, from meetings and office supplies to job titles and work-related tasks. You’ll practice useful expressions for greeting colleagues, scheduling appointments, and navigating daily office routines. Whether you’re discussing a project, making phone calls, or simply chatting by the coffee machine, this lesson will help you feel confident in any professional setting. Get ready to master the language of the workplace and take your French skills to the next level!
Lesson 19. Level B1-B2 du CECRL. Les Projets D’avenir (Future Plans)
In this lesson, we’ll focus on expressing wishes, desires, and doubts about the future. You’ll learn how to talk about your dreams, ambitions, and plans using advanced grammar structures. Discover how to express uncertainty, make predictions, and discuss what you hope for. By mastering phrases for describing future projects and goals, you’ll be able to confidently share your vision of the future in French. Whether you’re planning a career move, dreaming of travel, or discussing upcoming life changes, this lesson will give you the tools to speak about your future with clarity and excitement.
Lesson 20. Level B2 du CECRL. Un An Plus Tard (One Year Later)
In this advanced lesson, you’ll dive into the most complex aspects of French grammar. Learn to express regrets, comparisons, and sophisticated sentence structures that reflect the passage of time, particularly in the context of one year later. We’ll explore how to speak about what could have been, what you wish you had done differently, and how to compare different moments or actions. You’ll master conditional sentences, the subjunctive mood, and advanced tenses, allowing you to speak with nuance and precision. Whether reflecting on past decisions or envisioning different possibilities, this lesson will help you communicate complex ideas in French with confidence.
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10 French songs to learn to boost your vocabulary and learn the French culture even more profoundly.
1000 first priority words for your fluent A2 level.
4000 priority words for your fluent B1-B2 level.
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