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Bonjour! I am so excited to help you start your French journey. To make sure we design a learning path that actually fits your life and keeps you motivated, I'd love to know a bit more about what you're hoping to achieve.

To help me build the best learning plan for you, could you share why you want to learn French and how much time you can realistically commit to studying each week?

For travel, and I have 1-2 hours a week

Your path
Foundations: Essential Travel Phrases
Practical Vocabulary & Pronunciation
Core Grammar for Communication

Traveling to a French-speaking destination is one of the most exciting reasons to pick up a new language! Since you are working with 1-2 hours a week, we want to make every single minute count by focusing strictly on high-yield, conversational tools rather than getting bogged down in dense grammar conjugations.

Your Sustainable Travel Strategy

With a couple of hours each week, trying to master complex sentence structures or rare vocabulary is a recipe for frustration. Instead, our strategy will focus on —learning through real, context-rich phrases—and building a core set of survival scripts.
PhaseFocus AreaWeekly Goal
1. Greetings & PolitenessEstablishing warm contactLearn 5 key icebreakers
2. Survival NavigationAsking for directions & transportNavigate a basic map verbally
3. Dining & OrderingGetting exactly what you wantOrder a meal and pay the bill

Because French culture places a massive premium on basic politeness, simply starting an interaction with a warm "Bonjour" can completely change how locals interact with you. Our strategy will prioritize these quick-win social scripts so you feel confident the moment you land.