20 situations you'll actually face in France — talk to the character, hear the street language, lock it in with a song. All free.
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You're in a phone shop in France. Listen to the salesman (Yanis), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're taking a taxi in France. Listen to the driver (Karim), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're on a casual terrace in a French park, early evening. Chloé, a friendly young woman, strikes up a conversation. Listen, then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. People here speak with “tu” (informal), among young people. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a French clothes shop. Listen to the saleswoman (Manon), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at the check-in desk of a French airport. Listen to the agent (Sophie), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a bank branch in France. Listen to the adviser (Nathalie), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a Parisian café, on the terrace. Listen to the waitress (Léa), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a French pharmacy. Listen to the pharmacist (Claire), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a French train station (SNCF), at the ticket counter. Listen to the clerk (Marc), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at the reception of a French hotel. Listen to the receptionist (Hugo), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at a family doctor's in France. Listen to the doctor (Dr. Moreau), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're on the platform of a Paris metro (RATP). Listen to the agent (Fatou), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at the entrance of a French museum. Listen to the front-desk agent (Camille), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at a French open-air market. Listen to the stallholder (Gérard), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at a police station in France (a “commissariat”), at the front desk. Listen to the officer (Brigadier Durand), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in a French restaurant. Listen to the waiter (Julien), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at the checkout of a French supermarket. Listen to the cashier (Nicolas), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're in the emergency room of a French hospital. Listen to the doctor (Dr. Lefèvre), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what she says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're at a car rental office in France. Listen to the agent (Olivier), then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
You're on a street in France and you're lost. You stop a passer-by (Thomas) and ask the way. Listen to what he tells you, then choose how to reply — tap an answer to hear its pronunciation and see its translation, then confirm. What you pick changes what he says. Open “Vocabulary” for the words (or “Explore the scene”) and tap “🗣️ On the street” for the real language.
20 scenarios cover a whole trip to France — airport, hotel, restaurant, taxi, pharmacy, metro and more. In each one you step into a real scene, talk to a character, hear the correct pronunciation and the casual "street" version, practice with a quiz and lock the phrases in with a song. Explanations in Romanian or English; level A1 (beginner).
Because in France you'll use the language in concrete situations, not in the abstract. You practice exactly what you'll actually say.
No. The scenarios are level A1, built for absolute beginners, with explanations in Romanian or English.
At your own pace — each scenario takes about 10–15 minutes, so the whole set is a few short sessions.
Yes. Every line is recorded, so you hear how it's really pronounced before you answer.
That's exactly what it's for — the situations are the ones you meet on a real trip.
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