Speak the French Montréal actually speaks.Walk into the oral exam ready.
Daily lessons in the Québec French people actually use, real Québec life scenarios, and timed TEF Canada / TCF Canada oral exam practice with an estimated NCLC level after every attempt.
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The real bar
This isn't a vocabulary app problem. It's an oral exam problem.
Oral French level 7 (NCLC 7)
Québec's 2026 Arrima invitations for the main skilled-worker stream ask for French level 7 or higher in both oral competencies (Échelle québécoise).
Source: quebec.ca — 2026 skilled worker selectionTEF Canada — 15 minutes, one examiner
Section A (about 5 minutes) asks you to get information about an announcement by asking questions. Section B (about 10 minutes) asks you to convince the examiner, who plays a friend or colleague and raises objections.
Source: lefrancaisdesaffaires.fr — TEF oral expressionTCF Canada — 12 minutes, 3 tasks
A guided interview (about 2 minutes), an interaction task asking for information (about 5.5 minutes), and an opinion task with 2 minutes of preparation (about 4.5 minutes).
Source: tcfcanada.ai — speaking scoring guideThis is language training, not immigration advice. For your file, consult a regulated consultant (RCIC) or lawyer.
What you actually practise
The Québec French people actually speak — not the French from your textbook
Ask questions about an announcement — a job ad, an activity, a service.
Convince the examiner, who plays a friend or colleague and raises objections.
A guided interview about you, your work, your family.
An interaction task — asking someone like a pharmacist or landlord for information.
Give and defend an opinion, after 2 minutes of preparation.
An ARRÊT sign, not STOP. Québec French has its own words, its own accent, and its own everyday expressions — that's what the lessons and life scenarios below actually teach.
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This is the exact same dépanneur scenario a Pro learner practises — same tutor, same glosses, same Tip corrections. Six free replies, then create an account to keep going.
At the Dépanneur
Ginette, the dépanneur cashier · no signup, 6 free replies
You've popped into the neighbourhood dépanneur for milk and a lottery ticket.
The product itself
What it actually looks like
What's inside, right now
Nothing here is a mockup
16
lesson topics
302
Québec French words
35
real dialogues
17
life & exam scenarios
12
published articles
How a week looks
A realistic rhythm, not a streak gimmick
Most days
A lesson topic — Words, Dialogue, Practice, Quiz — plus the daily French sentence. About 10–15 minutes.
A few times a week
A life scenario: the dépanneur, the metro, a landlord call. Glosses in parentheses, a Tip chip when you slip into textbook French.
Before you feel ready
A timed oral exam scenario — TEF Canada or TCF Canada task format — with an estimated NCLC level (not an official score) after every attempt.
From the blog
Exam prep, everyday phrases, and Québec culture
Pricing
Free while we're in early access
No card needed. Every account gets full access to lessons, scenarios, and exam practice, with published daily limits on AI features so the product stays fast and fair for everyone.
- AI conversation and scenario turns — 30 per day
- Speaking checks — 20 per day
- Quiz generations — 10 per day
- Text-to-speech plays — 60 per day
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