Stéphanie Kable is the founder of Live French (2007) and Live English. She leads a small team of native French teachers who give one-to-one lessons on Zoom, and edits the Live French blog on French grammar, vocabulary and culture.
Learning French is a dream for many: strolls along the Seine, conversations about art, a glass of wine in Montmartre. Beyond the dream, French is an official language in around…
One of the most common questions in a job interview is: "Can you tell me about your professional experience?". It is up to you to describe your experience concisely and…
You love hearing French and would love to speak it too? Get started with an online French teacher. Conversation lessons take place simply over Zoom, from the comfort of home.Here…
Want to learn, improve or refresh your French but short on time? Learning French online, from home, with just a smartphone, tablet or computer, is entirely possible.With a little consistency…
French can look like a hard language, but speaking it fluently is entirely possible. With the right habits and a little consistency, you can reach natural, flowing French.Here is where…
Improving your French accent and pronunciation is a challenge for many learners, whatever their level. The good news: pronunciation is a skill you build with a few simple, regular habits.Here…
Many of our students live in a French-speaking country, France, Belgium or Switzerland, and have shared their relocation experience with us. One lesson comes up again and again: preparing your…
For nearly two decades, Live French has helped French lovers practise the language with native teachers, without leaving home.Online courses have come a long way. Here is how, plus an…
It is never too late to start learning French. At Live French, many students began from scratch and now speak French with ease.Learning a new language can feel daunting. Here…
French elections shape the news, starting with the presidential election, which regularly makes headlines around the world. It is a great chance to learn French vocabulary about elections and to…