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L’alphabet

From A to Z!
Let’s begin with the alphabet. Learn the French alphabet in a fun, happy way, singing this upbeat song!

Les saisons, les jours, les mois

Learn the four seasons, the seven days of the week and the twelve months of the year singing this gentle and romantic ballad.

Bonjour, au revoir

Here is a jazzy ballad that will teach you greeting expressions and goodbyes.

Compter de un à cent

Yes, learning how to count can come in handy. Learn your numbers, from one to one hundred, grooving with this artsy-minimalistic song.

Les couleurs

Here come the colors! Learn them all in their masculine and feminine forms thanks to this fun, 70’s sounding song.

Les belles couleurs

A pretty, folksy ballad to learn colors in context.

We all have one, for better or worse, and if you learn this upbeat song, it may help you next time you all get together around the table, and you find yourself sitting next to your great-aunt you last saw many years ago!

Les vêtements

Learn the names of clothes for all seasons and all styles with this relaxed jazzy tune.

Le corps humain

This bouncy French oompah, oompah folk tune will teach you a lot of body parts. Yes, we have a lot of them!

Les cinq sens

Learn the five senses as well as their related body parts and actions with this cabaresque number and its mysterious pipe organ.

La cuisine

A rock song to learn about all you can find in a kitchen: objects, utensils, and appliances.

L’école

A fiery polka that will lead you around the school and teach you whatever you can find there.

Le matériel scolaire

A gentle ballad to learn and sing all that stuff that’s necessary for school.

Dans ma salle de classe

Discover the realm of the classroom, singing a good old blues rock tune.

Utilisation de la salle de classe

Heavy metal, anyone? Here is one for you that will teach you all you can do with everything that’s found in the classroom.

Les verbes en ER

They are all regular. All of them? Well, almost. There’s one little rascal hiding in the midst of hundreds of ER verbs (the largest group of French regular verbs). Yes, just one! Who is it? Listen to this French Manouche song to find out!