Finally understand French speakers,
even when they
talk fast

This course is different for three reasons.

First, you work with real spoken French, not textbook sentences. Here, you learn the French a waiter, neighbor, friend, or landlord would actually use.

Next, there is a real teacher behind the course. When you ask a question under a dialogue, I answer you myself — not a chatbot or moderator.

Finally, everything has been designed specifically for French. I've been teaching the language since 2019, and I know the problems that come up again and again: swallowed sounds, contractions, everyday expressions, and sentences that feel too fast.

And to reassure you about the quality: every course dialogue was written and recorded by native French speakers, never by AI. These are real voices, not synthetic ones.

You start with 7 days free. You enter your card at sign-up, but nothing is charged during the trial.

For those 7 days, you get full access to everything: the 60 dialogues, the exercises, every feature, and Jean, my assistant.

If you haven't canceled by the end of day 7, you're charged $199 for the year. You can cancel anytime in one click from your profile.

And even after the charge, you still have 15 days to request a refund if you change your mind.

Your annual subscription renews automatically each year, so you never lose access overnight. But there's no catch: you get a reminder email before every renewal, and you can cancel in one click from your profile, whenever you want.

If you cancel, you keep your access until the end of the period you've already paid for, then it stops. Your progress stays saved: if you resubscribe later, you pick up exactly where you left off.

No. Each dialogue is broken into 8 activities: listening, vocabulary, flashcards, pronunciation, dictation, written production, role-play, and grammar.

A guided session takes about 15 minutes. Do one or two activities, stop whenever you need to, and pick up exactly where you left off the next day.

Yes. You can choose the monthly plan at $29, billed monthly, with no long-term commitment. Cancel anytime. The monthly plan doesn't include the 7-day free trial.

The annual plan costs $199, or about $16.58 per month, so you save more over a full year. It also lets you try the course free for 7 days before you pay anything. You choose the plan that works best for you at sign-up.

You'll feel more comfortable speaking if you follow the course regularly.

I won't promise that you'll be fluent in 30 days — no serious person should promise that. But you'll better understand French as it's spoken in everyday life, recognize common phrases, and develop the reflexes to answer instead of freezing.

The course is designed for learners from A2 to B2+, and it also helps C1 learners get more exposure to natural spoken French.

If you can already follow a slow conversation about everyday things (your day, your job, ordering food, introducing yourself), you're ready.

If you're below A2, the dialogues will likely move too fast for you. In that case, start with my YouTube channel, then come back when you can follow the basics.

Yes. Many of my students are over 50, and plenty are over 60. There is no timer or leaderboard. You can replay every sentence as often as you need and choose a schedule that works for you. Regular 15-minute sessions matter more than finishing quickly.

The course covers scenes such as family meals, disagreements, conversations with neighbors, and groups of friends talking at once. You can practice similar situations with Jean before your next visit or family dinner.

It depends on how much French you already use in daily life.

If you live in France and already speak French throughout the day, you may not need this course. Regular conversations at the bakery, with neighbors, or at work already give you valuable natural-speed listening and speaking practice.

If you live in France but spend most of the day in English, the course can give you a structured place to practice before using more French with the people around you. If you already speak French regularly, I would recommend continuing those conversations instead.

You go at your own pace.

At 2 to 4 dialogues a week, most learners explore the core journey in roughly 4 to 7 months.

At one dialogue a day, you can work through all 60 in about two months. 360 French Immersion then continues through your reviews, corrections, listening modes, and speaking practice with Jean.

Yes, as long as you're consistent. The course is built around guided sessions of about 15 minutes: each dialogue is split into steps, so you can do just one and continue the next day. On days when you want more speaking practice, you also get up to 10 minutes with Jean.

Consistency matters more than the length of one session. A short daily session is usually easier to maintain than one long weekly session, and you can always do more when you have time.

The course runs in your browser on any device: iPhone, Android, iPad, Mac, Windows or Linux. You'll find the same dialogues, the same exercises and the same progress on mobile and on desktop.

You do need an internet connection, since it's an online app - all features (pronunciation, role-plays, synced progress) require being online. For the pronunciation tool, you'll need to allow microphone access. Your recordings aren't stored - they're processed in real time, then deleted.

Yes.

It's a real 20-minute one-on-one video call with me, on Google Meet, included in the price.

You can schedule it whenever you feel ready. A lot of students wait until they've done 20 to 30 dialogues so they can show up with specific questions.

It's a real 20-minute lesson, not a sales call. We work on whatever's holding you back, I give you personalized advice, and you walk away with a clear next step.

Yes.

Your subscription includes all future updates. When we add new exercises, dialogues or features, you get them at no extra cost, as long as your subscription is active.

The dialogues are 100% in French, because the whole point is to train you on real spoken French.

The instructions and explanations are in French too by default, but you can switch the interface (menus, buttons, instructions) to English from your profile at any time.

You can also show an English translation under any word whenever you need it.

Yes, absolutely.

We already work with corporate clients and can issue invoices in your company's name.

For multiple seats (team or L&D department), reach out by email and we'll put together a tailored plan.

This course isn't an exam prep program. There are no sample prompts, no practice tests, no DELF- or TEF-specific methodology.

That said, it trains exactly the skills these exams measure:

Listening comprehension (in every exam): the core of the course. 60 dialogues at natural speed, dictation, comprehension quizzes.

Speaking (DELF, TEF, FIDE): pronunciation with word-by-word feedback, plus Jean, my assistant, and the role-plays to get you practicing out loud.

Reading comprehension (DELF, TEF, TCF): the synced subtitles, contextual vocabulary and flashcards build up your reading vocabulary.

Writing (DELF, TEF): the dictation and summary exercises train you to write in French.

The FIDE (Switzerland) is built around everyday situations (work, the doctor, city hall), exactly the kind of conversations covered by the 60 dialogues.

Bottom line: the course doesn't prepare you for the exam format, but it builds the skills the exam measures.

Yes, and it goes deeper than a textbook. Every dialogue has its own Grammar step: you revisit the forms you actually heard, open their interactive conjugation tables (and hide them to test yourself), then reuse the structure in writing and out loud, with Jean checking your work.

Real French Grammar then brings it all together, level by level (A2 to C1), around 300 difficulties observed in real student work. Pedagogical adaptations are clearly labelled.

That's how grammar actually sticks: you start from what you heard, and you end up saying it yourself.