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this is not a french class. it’s a love story.

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The premise 00

Most people quit French in week six. Not because it is hard — because nobody ever made them fall in love with it first.

Fluency is not a talent you are born with. It is what happens when somebody stays with you past the part that hurts.

So I built three ways in — and you can start at whichever one you can afford today.

A new lesson every week on YouTube: Free
Sessions in the self-paced A1 course: 24
The level you finish at, verified to CEFR: A1

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Sixty pre-recorded lessons that take you from your first bonjour to real conversation — at your pace, with your work marked by Grace herself.

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Une histoire d’amour Six chapters

how it actually
happens to you.

01 Le premier regard The first glance

You hear it before you understand it.

A song, a film, a stranger on a call. You caught nothing — and still leaned in.

A person speaking, with a speech bubble beside them

02 Les premiers mots The first words

Bonjour. Two syllables. Everything starts.

Your mouth has never made that shape. Say it anyway, badly — that is the whole secret.

A person typing a message on their phone

03 Le doute The doubt

Week six. This is where most people leave.

The grammar turns cruel and you think everyone else found it easy. They did not — they just had someone who stayed.

04 La plongée The dive

You stop translating. You start feeling.

A sentence lands and you do not run it through English first. You simply know what it means.

Two people talking to each other on a video call

05 Le large The open water

Someone speaks. You answer without deciding to.

No rehearsal, no panic. You just reply — and message me about it at 11pm in capital letters.

A person riding a skateboard, arms out, balanced

06 L'infini Everything after

A language is not a subject. It is a second life.

Scholarships, work, travel, the countries next door. French does not end at an exam — it opens a door and keeps it open.

The facilitator Grace

Grace Takyi, French facilitator, smiling in a deep red shirt

Bonjour ✳

I did not fall in love with French in a classroom. I fell in love with it because someone refused to let me quit.

I am Grace Takyi, a French facilitator in Ghana. I teach the way I wish I had been taught — out loud, without shame, free on YouTube for anyone with data.

Grace Takyi Founder & facilitator

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Also running Three programmes

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other rooms.

01 Webinars & seminars Live online rooms and in-person sessions for workplaces and schools. 02 The WhatsApp community Daily words, voice notes and people who notice when you go quiet. Free to join. 03 Advocacy in basic schools Free sessions in Ghanaian basic schools, changing the first impression of French.

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A WhatsApp community of Ghanaian learners practising in broken, brave, improving French. Daily words, voice notes, corrections, and people who will notice when you go quiet.

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this is not a french class. it’s a love story.