Themed Course · Everyday French
On va où ?
Where are we going?
From learning about great places to go out, to planning a meetup and giving suggestions, this course helps you master the imperative so you can confidently plan a full outing.
Who It's For
Who this course is made for
If any of these sound like you, this course is a great fit.
Learners who can already talk about sports and hobbies, and want to learn how to invite friends out
Anyone who wants to know the French names for great places to go out
Anyone who wants to use the imperative to give suggestions or instructions
Anyone who wants to plan a meetup and work out the details
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, I can…
Three concrete "I can" statements — the abilities this course aims to give you.
Je peux nommer les lieux de loisirs.
I can name common places for fun or going out
Je peux organiser un rendez-vous avec des amis.
I can plan and invite friends to an outing
Je peux donner des conseils pour organiser un rendez-vous.
I can give suggestions for planning a meetup
Course Content
What you'll learn
The unit's topics, key vocabulary, and core grammar — everything you need at a glance.
On va où ?
Where are we going?
Les lieux pour sortir
Places to go
L'organisation d'un rendez-vous
Planning a meetup
La préparation d'un rendez-vous
Getting ready for a meetup
Vocabulary
Les lieux de loisirs
Leisure spaces
Le vocabulaire du rendez-vous
Meeting-related words
Grammar
l'impératifThe Imperative: used to give suggestions, instructions, or invitations — a common way to plan a meetup or outing.
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Living Audio-Scenes
- Comment tu t'appelles ? What's your name? (informal way)
- Comment vous vous appelez ? What's your name? (formal way)
- Je m'appelle___ My name is＿＿
Reading Exercise
Look at the four pictures below. Which greeting (Bonjour, Salut, Coucou, Bonsoir) best fits each situation? Please match them up.
