Learn To Speak French Fluently
A Perfect Course with Audio and Video Lessons to Become Fluent in French
What is Blog French ?
A Blog about France and its Language
If you are one of these French lovers, than you came to the right site. My blog is here to provide all the information you want to know about France. You will find many articles about French culture, how to learn French efficiently, life in France, French music... Click here to read the blog!
The Best Course to Learn Today's French
The Blog French Course will finally give you the confidence you needed to master the most beautiful language on Earth. It focuses on the real spoken French which natives use in everyday life conversations. Finally something that won't make you sound like a grammar book!
Created by a Fun-Loving French Guy
Simon is a young and cool French native who's passionate about new languages and cultures. But above all, he is deeply in love with his mother tongue: French. He is the creator of Blogfrench.com and he welcomes you with a big smile on his website to help you learn and practice French!
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They Loved the Blog French Course
Joe Gough London, UKWhat I like best about the course is the conversations recorded at slow and normal speed. At the beginning, when I listened to the dialogues at normal speed, I was taken aback by how fast you speak as a French native. But after listening several times to the slow recordings, it became increasingly easy to understand the normal conversations the first time. I've started the 2nd part of the course recently, and now I can easily discern the "glided words" of the normal speed conversations.
Christina Lopez Nashville, USAI've taken French class at school for 5 years, and I must say this course is radically different than everything I had seen before. I've always struggled to pronounce French words but with the combination of your phonetic transcription and the audio recordings, I realized the pronunciation is actually very easy. I could really focus on the spoken language, and you made me discover so many oral expressions I had never heard about. So thanks a lot Simon!