Sounds & first words
The French alphabet, the nasal sounds English never prepared you for, greetings, numbers, and your first full sentences.
- Alphabet & accents
- Nasal vowels
- Bonjour / au revoir
- Numbers 0–100
- Tu vs vous
The classroom 02
every lesson,
free, on youtube.
No paywall, no trial, no card. Full lessons — because money should never be the reason a Ghanaian child cannot learn French.
A textbook costs money. A tutor costs money. A phone with data is already in your hand — so that is where I put the whole curriculum.
The channel is the spine of everything I do. Webinars go deeper, seminars go in person, the community keeps you honest — but the lessons themselves stay free and stay public.
Open the channel Where to start Four tracks
Everyday French
The language you actually use: markets, taxis, phone calls, introductions, prices, directions and small talk that does not stall.
- At the market
- Getting around
- Money & prices
- Introducing yourself
- Small talk
Grammar that finally makes sense
Verb tenses, agreement, pronouns and the subjunctive — explained in plain language, with the logic underneath instead of tables to memorise.
- Présent & passé composé
- Imparfait
- Futur
- Pronouns
- Le subjonctif
Speaking like a person
Rhythm, liaison, filler words and the informal register nobody teaches. This is the difference between correct French and natural French.
- Liaison & elision
- Register
- Everyday slang
- Listening speed
- Accent work
what a video
cannot do.
01
Give you an order
A channel is a library, not a path. The self-paced course puts the same teaching in the right sequence, marks your work, and ends in a certificate.
See the A1 course → 02
Notice when you stop
A playlist will never message you in week six. People will. That is the entire reason the community exists.
Join the community → 03
Correct your mouth
Pronunciation needs somebody listening back. Send a voice note to the community, or to Grace directly, and get told what your own ear cannot hear yet.
Message Ms Grace →