From Laura K. Lawless,
Your Guide to French Language.
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Learning French is an ongoing and involved process. You can't learn French overnight, and you probably can't learn on your own, no matter how many books and tapes you buy. What you can do is use this free website to supplement your learning: to get another explanation of something you didn't understand, to get extra practice between classes, and to brush up on what you once learned but have now all but forgotten.

Learn French Online

Learn French at About offers hundreds of lessons and thousands of sound files to help you learn French. If you are just starting to learn French, begin with one of these:

• Learn French - hundreds of online French lessons, plus study tips and sound files
  
• French e-course - Learn just the basics with this 7-day introductory email course
  
• French for travelers - Learn greetings, numbers, food, and other practical vocabulary for a trip

If you are looking for a particular French lesson, try my Find it! page.


Learn French Offline

There are also plenty of offline tools that you can use to learn French:

• Beginning French
• French audio tapes/CDs
• French dictionaries
• French for kids
• French grammar books
• French learning software
• French schools

About Learning French

Not sure yet whether you want to learn French? Keep reading:

• What is French? - Some facts and figures
• Why learn French - What is learning French good for?
• Learn French as an adult - Yes, it is possible
• French learners' lore - Read about others' French learning experiences
• Is Spanish easier to learn than French? - Compare them and then decide
• What is the best way to learn French?

Practice your French

Don't forget that you also need to practice the French you learn.

• French tests
• Daily French
• French practice ideas
• French forums, pen pals, and clubs