French vocabulary, word by word
For children learning French, and for little ones' first words. Over 1,300 words with a picture and a voice. They learn them by listening, reading, saying and writing, and each one comes back a few days later so it isn't forgotten.
Who it's for
French as a new language
For children who study it at school or are moving to a country where it's spoken. Each right answer shows the translation into English.
First words
For families who speak French at home: the youngest, with an adult beside them, learn to name everyday things with a picture and a voice.
What they'll learn
It starts with everyday words — animals, food, the house, clothes — and climbs from there. Every noun comes with its article (le chien, la maison), so they pick up whether it's masculine or feminine along the way. The words are grouped into collections that fill up in the album.
- Wild animals
- Stories and fantasy
- Transport
- Clothes and accessories
- At the table
- Sports
- 50 collections in all
It starts at the right level
If they already know a bit, a ten-word test on the first day puts them at their level, so they don't repeat what they already know.
Four ways to play
If they can't read yet, the course works with listening and saying only: written words come in whenever you want. How it works →
How it sounds
A voice from France, clear and always the same, saying each word on its own, with its article.
Free or Premium
Free: one profile, three rounds a day and four collections. Premium: the whole course, up to five profiles and the other courses. Pricing →
Questions about the course
What age is it for?
It's designed for primary-school children. If they can't read yet, they can play just by listening and saying, and if a younger one plays, it's best with someone beside them.
What if we don't speak it at home?
You don't need to. The app picks what comes up each day and, when there's a decision to make, it brings it to you with a button in the adults area.
Which French?
The French of France, with a single voice for every word.