French (Français)
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Create an account to save your progress and collect this language in your passport.
The same rigor, whichever border you cross.
Every language on Passage ships with the same four pillars — nothing is ever a French-only afterthought.
Rules that actually make sense
Clear explanations for tense, gender, and agreement — with real sentences, not just tables.
Words you'll actually use
Curated by frequency and context, so common words come before rare ones.
Every tense, conjugated
From present to subjunctive, with native audio for every single form.
Train your ear
Native-speed clips paired with transcripts — slow them down the moment you need to.
Every language starts with the same word.
A greeting, a bit of pronunciation, and the confidence to say it out loud.
Hello — used any time of day.
Guides and observations, as they're written.
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French Unisex Names: Camille, Dominique & More
Camille, Dominique, Claude, and Sacha work for any gender in French. Learn which French first names are truly unisex and how gender agreement really works.
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French Relative Pronouns: Qui, Que, Dont, Où & Lequel
Learn French relative pronouns -- qui, que, dont, où, and lequel -- what each one replaces and how to pick the right one without translating from English.
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French Futur Antérieur: What Will Have Happened
Learn to build the French futur antérieur (future perfect) with avoir or être, when quand and dès que require it, and how it differs from the plus-que-parfait.