How Frenchish turns study into usable French
A clear course remains underneath everything. Short teaching, optional depth, listening, speaking, grammar, stories, and review work together instead of becoming separate apps.
The promise is progress you can inspect.
Frenchish keeps lessons, first attempts, hints, independent answers, and later review distinct so you can see what is becoming usable.
- 01See the course path
A path you can understand
See what comes next, what it depends on, and why it is ready for you.
Lessons keep a stable prerequisite order and one recommended next step. - 02Try a short lesson
Sentences you can take apart
Start with meaning, notice the pattern, hear it, then rebuild it in a new situation.
Teaching cards keep the short explanation in view and put deeper detail behind an optional layer. - 03Open a story scene
French for adult life
Use everyday and workplace situations without turning the course into dry professional training.
Original scenes move from daily exchanges to realistic workplace tasks. - 04Try a practice round
Progress that means something
Completion, hints, first attempts, and independent answers stay distinct.
Frenchish reports demonstrated practice instead of streaks, points, or an invented level. - 05Open the sound guide
Listening you can slow down
Hear complete French, replay one line, reveal the transcript, and inspect useful words.
Normal and slow course audio stay available without pretending every sound has one universal realization. - 06Try the speaking studio
Speaking from the beginning
Rehearse privately after enough language has been taught, with a model and a clear purpose.
Local recording, self-review, and authored conversations work without forcing an open-ended chatbot. - 07Explore a scene
Pictures with explanations
Use a scene to understand context, then check the meaning instead of guessing forever.
Visual discovery is paired with English support, line replay, and an explicit practice task. - 08Review familiar French
Review that comes back at the right time
Practise weak or due material in different ways instead of maintaining flashcards.
Saved evidence schedules targeted review and explains why an item returned. - 09Browse story scenes
Interesting French you can actually follow
Read or listen in short sections with context, word help, and a transfer task.
Story scenes use only supported language and let you unpack one useful line at a time. - 10Open grammar and verbs
Grammar gaps, not grammar punishment
Find the missing pattern or prerequisite, get a plain explanation, then practise it in context.
Grammar evidence is tracked separately and links back to the teaching that introduced it. - 11Try a conversation
Conversation with guardrails
Respond in a meaningful situation while the activity stays inside language you have learned.
Authored branches, optional starters, and cautious feedback keep practice useful and verifiable. - 12Open the story library
Original story media
Learn through short Frenchish-made scenes where context, listening, explanation, and transfer stay together.
Every public scene, note, explanation, and challenge is original Frenchish content.