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A1 → B2 available · C1 planned
Learn French infull sentences, not fragments
Parler is a structured A1–B2 French course built around dialogues, grammar in context, writing, speaking, correction, and review. Every lesson moves you from understanding French to producing it yourself.
Free to start · No credit card required · First speaking checkpoint included
Try it · Context
A real prompt, grounded in a lesson.
Speaking Checkpoint 1
Scenario
Vous organisez un week-end à Lyon. Expliquez vos projets et invitez un ami à venir avec vous.
Target
Answer in complete French sentences. No word bank. No multiple choice.
Your response will appear here before the AI correction is revealed.
Recording
Sample answer captured
Recording
Your response
Ce week-end, je vais allé à Lyon avec mes amis. Ils est très contents.
AI correction
Ce week-end, je vais aller à Lyon avec mes amis. Ils sont très contents.
Infinitive after aller:Use aller, not allé, after je vais.
Agreement:Mes amis is plural, so the verb is ils sont.
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A1 → B2 live
160 structured lessons
Writing + speaking correction
What happens after signup
Start by doing the work, not choosing a plan.
The free path gives you enough of the loop to judge Parler: lesson, production, correction, and the first speaking checkpoint.
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Take the first lesson
Learn the pattern in context before you are asked to produce it.
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Answer the first checkpoint
Write or speak full French and see the correction immediately.
The Parler method
Understand it. Notice it. Practise it. Say it. Fix it. Say it again.
The course is built around a closed learning loop: input, structure, production, correction, reproduction, review, and assessment.
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Understand it
Start from a short dialogue, story, or model answer before you are asked to produce French.
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Notice it
Target grammar is highlighted in context so the pattern becomes visible before the rule appears.
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Practise it
Controlled exercises make the form stable before open-ended writing or speaking.
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Say it
Every lesson moves toward full written or spoken production, not recognition alone.
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Fix it
AI correction explains grammar, vocabulary, register, and repeated patterns.
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Say it again
The retry step checks whether the learner repaired the mistake rather than only reading feedback.
Public B1 sample lesson
Inspect one B1 lesson before you trust the course.
Raconter un souvenir: passé composé ou imparfait? shows the whole learning loop in one inspectable B1 walkthrough.
Open the full sample01 · Input first
A short B1 story introduces the pain point in context: background versus event.
Quand j'avais quinze ans, il pleuvait beaucoup ce jour-là...
02 · Noticing
The lesson asks learners to identify which verbs set the scene and which move the story forward.
j'avais · il pleuvait · mon ami est arrivé
03 · Production
The learner writes and says a short memory using both the imparfait and passé composé.
Write 5-7 sentences about a memorable day.
04 · Repair
Correction is followed by a retry without hints, then mistake-based review.
Tous les samedis, elle ___ chez sa grand-mère.
Sample correction
Correction should show reasoning, not just the answer.
Parler explains what changed, why it changed, and how the same pattern should return in review. The public examples cover A1, B1, and B2 so the course does not look beginner-only.
A1
Age uses avoir
Learner answer
Je suis 20 ans.
Corrected French
J'ai 20 ans.
French uses avoir for age: literally, you have twenty years rather than are twenty.
Follow-up review
J'___ 18 ans. Elle ___ 25 ans.
B1
Habit needs imparfait
Learner answer
Quand j'étais enfant, je suis allé souvent chez ma grand-mère.
Corrected French
Quand j'étais enfant, j'allais souvent chez ma grand-mère.
Souvent signals a repeated habit in the past, so French expects the imparfait: j'allais.
Follow-up review
Tous les étés, nous ___ à Marseille.
B2
Infinitive after devoir
Learner answer
Je pense que le gouvernement doit fasse plus pour les étudiants.
Corrected French
Je pense que le gouvernement doit faire plus pour les étudiants.
After devoir, the next verb stays in the infinitive: doit faire. The subjunctive appears after patterns such as il faut que.
Follow-up review
Formal alternative: Il me semble nécessaire que le gouvernement fasse davantage pour les étudiants.
Curriculum
A structured A1 to B2 path you can inspect.
Every available module has 20 lessons, checkpoints, grammar focus, and review. C1 is planned next, not treated as finished.
Selected module
A1.1 · French Foundations I
Greetings, articles, être / avoir, first present-tense sentences.
Speaking checkpoint
Introduce yourself and describe a simple weekend plan.
AI review
AI checks articles, verb choice, and basic pronunciation.
Lesson map
Inspect the lesson titles and grammar focus for the selected module before signing up.
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160 lessons available now · C1 modules planned next
How it works
Production practice
Recognition practice
Production practice in Parler
Why it matters
Open responses reveal what you can actually produce without answer choices doing the work.
Pronunciation
Speaking is taught, not merely judged.
Lessons combine written French, spoken checkpoints, and audio playback for model pronunciation. We are expanding spoken French coverage across the course.
View pronunciation focusu / ou
Train the mouth position behind tu versus tout.
Nasal vowels
Hear and repeat contrasts such as vin, vent, and bon.
Final consonants
Practise when written consonants disappear in speech.
Liaison and rhythm
Connect words naturally in phrases such as vous avez.
Pricing
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- Lessons 1–5 of A1.1
- Speaking Checkpoint 1
- AI feedback on what you wrote
- AI feedback on what you said
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- Mistake pattern tracking and review focus
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FAQ
Questions before you start
Parler is designed as a structured A1 to B2 French course with lesson-by-lesson grammar progression, dialogues, guided practice, writing, speaking, AI correction, retry, and mistake-based review. C1 is planned next rather than presented as finished.
Yes. You can jump directly to a module, and the placement page gives a routing recommendation with a confidence level and weak areas. It is a course-routing tool, not an official CEFR score.
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages is the international reference scale for language ability. Parler uses A1 to B2 module labels to organise the course path, but it does not issue official CEFR certification.
Parler compares your answer with the task, identifies grammar, vocabulary, register, pronunciation, and task-completion issues where relevant, explains the rule, and stores recurring mistake patterns for review.
Parler can cover much of the routine structure learners often need between tutor sessions: sentence practice, grammar reinforcement, correction, and repeated speaking prompts. A human tutor is still useful for live conversation, cultural nuance, motivation, and high-stakes exam preparation.
Parler is best for learners tired of recognition-only apps, self-learners who want structure, and A2 or B1 learners who understand some French but cannot produce it freely. It is not for learners who refuse to write or speak.
Monthly gives you full access for €9.99/month, cancel anytime. Lifetime is a one-time payment for permanent access.
Yes. No contracts, no questions asked.
The first 5 lessons of A1.1 and the first speaking checkpoint — enough to get a genuine feel for how Parler works before committing.
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