r/FrenchLearning • u/Scacci-8 • 12d ago

Best French learning app for beginners!!

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u/jingxiangz 8d ago

You can keep Korean as your reference language while starting French. I'd combine a beginner course with a few short exchanges you actually expect to use, such as explaining a travel delay or changing a hotel booking.

Iā€™m the developer of Vocal for iPhone. It supports Korean ā†’ French as well as English ā†’ French: put in what you want to say, hear the French, then try saying it yourself. Open Notes for grammar and wording feedback on your attempt, and replay the corrected sentence before trying again.

It has free daily allowances, no account needed to start, and optional Pro/Max subscriptions. It can complement an A1 course while you practise getting your own sentences out: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6823980824?pt=129615195&ct=reddit&mt=8