With the eTutor French course, you can learn a language online – anywhere and anytime. Effectively, comfortably, and on your terms.
You learn French at 4 levels: A1, A2, B1, B2.
placement testover 600 lessonsculture fun facts
Thanks to our app, you can learn whenever and wherever you are.
they last about 15 minutesthey include exercises that develop every skillWhile doing a lesson, you click on items to add them to repetitions. When you do your repetitions, the system analyses which entries are problematic to you.
adjust frequency to your likingdevote 5 minutes a day to complete themadd words and sentences from lessons and the Diki dictionary
While doing short lessons in the eTutor French course, you acquire not only theory, but also practise such skills as:
Dialogues
Readings
Language games
Grammar exercises
Recordings by native speakers
Written exercises
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The eTutor French course allows you to have contact with the real language. All dialogues and recordings are read by native speakers.
Personalise your learning and learn the way you want.
set your goalsset your learning planobserve your progress in statisticsEnjoy learning French
You repeat the material by playing language games. In games you use the words you know and acquire new ones.
You get badges for completing particular activities in a course. You can become a Globetrotter, Perfectionist or Daredevil.
You collect virtual coins for completed lessons, repetitions and regular learning on the platform. You can exchange them for rewards.
Challenge yourself and bet collected coins on your persistence. By learning everyday, you get twice as many coins.
The course is integrated with the Diki French dictionary. It is the younger brother of the Diki dictionary family and we are constantly working on its development.
you’ll add an entry to your repetitions with just one click
you’ll see the translation and hear how the word is pronouncedover 14 000 entries
database that is growing every day
