🟦 French conversation practice for English speakers
Speak French — For Real
At GoodFrenchTips, we help you speak French — for real. Whether you’re a beginner or a more advanced learner, our method focuses on what matters most: conversation.
Speaking is not an add-on. It’s the heart of the learning process — and the key to real confidence.
🎯 Three Tools to Boost Your Speaking Skills
At GoodFrenchTips, conversation is at the core of the method. To help you progress with confidence, we combine three complementary tools:
1️⃣ Live Workshop (once a month)
A 1-hour Zoom session with Violaine, every first Thursday.
→ Learn useful vocabulary, explore a real French topic, and practice speaking in a friendly, supportive group.
2️⃣ Conversation Practice Tool
Practice speaking anytime with dialogues designed by French teachers and adapted to your level.
→ Build fluency, improve pronunciation, and gain confidence — at your own pace.
3️⃣ Personalized Feedback Session
Start with a placement test, then reassess every 6 months.
→ Get a 20-minute live session with a teacher to review your progress and guide your next steps.
Why It Works
Many learners reach a point where they understand French but struggle to speak naturally. They feel stuck, lose confidence, or develop bad habits from random apps or videos.
- Real speaking practice, with real human support
- A method clearly focused on oral production
- Tools that adapt to your level, goals, and pace — not the other way around
Conversation Practice — The Heart of Your Progress
Speaking is the fastest way to build confidence — and it works best when it’s part of a complete method. Here’s how conversation fits into the GoodFrenchTips approach.
🗣️ Speaking / Conversation Practice
Practice real-life French conversations with teacher-designed prompts — not random chat. Improve fluency, pronunciation, and confidence with structured practice that matches your level.
- Teacher-designed conversation topics (beginner to advanced)
- Practical scenarios: travel, daily life, work, culture
- Optional live workshop for real-time speaking practice
🎧 Listening
Speaking improves faster when your ear is trained.
- Audio included in articles (slow + natural French)
- Hear real phrasing, rhythm, and pronunciation
📖 Reading
Better speaking starts with better input.
- Articles with key vocabulary lists
- Quizzes to check understanding
✍️ Writing
Writing strengthens accuracy and helps you speak more clearly.
- Level tests and targeted exercises
- Teacher feedback to correct mistakes and habits
🎥 Bonus: Grammar videos
Short grammar and usage videos to reinforce what you practice and avoid common mistakes. Watch on YouTube
💬 Why Students Love GoodFrenchTip
“I enjoy the content of Good French Tips and have shared many articles with my American Francophile friends. I’m especially excited about the AI interactive conversations — the content is excellent and it’s a fun way to practice French!”
— Joyce J. A, Thousand Oaks
“I’ve started using the AI Conversation program on Good French Tips — it’s a great learning tool! You learn grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation while improving listening and conversation skills. My confidence level improves daily!”
— Jeff C, Sherman Oaks
“An amazing app! Truly interactive, with well-organized topics. Plus, my brilliant French teacher is the voice behind the lessons — which makes it even better! Just give it a try 🙂 I’m sure you’ll love it!”
— Michael D
“I’m a B2-level French student, and Good French Tips has been an awesome resource! It helped me prepare for the TCF and now for my citizenship interview. The mix of culture, tips, and interactive practice is perfect. Highly recommend!”
— Leticia S, Los Angeles
“An excellent French resource! I loved exploring this site: the topics are interesting and thoughtful, with practical explanations. The monthly French conversation sessions, which are lively discussions on current events, are participative and fun. GoodFrenchTips is a wonderful site to discover the pleasure, beauty, and complexity of the French language — I highly recommend. Un grand merci !”
— Stefanie N, Los Angeles
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