French: Practice
French lessons, no streaks
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Build real French skills with a calm, honest approach. Focus on vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and reading with clear explanations and practice drills. Track your actual progress without pressure or gamified elements.
What's New in French
1.0.65
August 28, 2026
New in this version: • Every vocabulary word now has a recorded French voice. Tap it to listen. • Dictation plays the real narration of each sentence instead of a computer voice. • 1,000 words to learn, 200 for each level from A1 to C1. • Ten new stories with artwork and audio, spread across all five levels. • Practice no longer runs out. When your reviews are done you can keep going, and the matching game always fills its board. • Flashcards behave the same everywhere, and a setting you change applies straight away. • When a wrong answer has no explanation, you now see the corrected sentence instead. • Dictation says plainly which words were right, and the translation help is easier to find. • Hundreds of fixes in the exercises, from misleading options to translations that gave the answer away.
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Unlimited French practice, billed monthly.
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FAQ
Does French: Practice have ads?
No, French: Practice is built to be calm and does not contain any advertisements. The app is designed to provide a distraction-free learning environment.
What is the pricing for French: Practice Premium?
French: Practice offers a Premium subscription for $2.99 per month or $22.99 per year. This removes the daily free-practice limit.
What learning methodology does French: Practice use?
French: Practice utilizes spaced repetition (SM-2) for vocabulary, clear grammar explanations with drills, and focuses on specific areas of practice. It also includes reading and listening comprehension exercises.
How does French: Practice track progress?
The app provides honest progress tracking, showing users what they have learned and where to focus their efforts. It avoids gamified elements like fake streaks or pressure.
What French levels does French: Practice cover?
Content spans from A1 to C1 levels, catering to beginners learning their first words to advanced learners working with nuanced sentences.
Can I use French: Practice offline?
The provided data does not specify offline functionality. However, the app's focus on calm practice suggests it may be designed for use in various environments.
What languages is French: Practice available in?
The app interface and translations are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, and Arabic. The lessons themselves are for learning French.
How often is French: Practice updated?
The latest version is 1.0.65, last updated on August 28, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development and maintenance.