TCFCA Learning Workspace
Alphabet
Hear the letter names first, then spell your own name; the full alphabet is extra practice.
Do not study every rule first. Open one of these short lessons only when you want to understand today’s sentence pattern.
“Do not memorize the whole alphabet today. Practise one real result: slowly spelling your name when someone asks.
Pronunciation focus: French letter names are not always like English ones. Hear and shadow one small set instead of guessing.
Common trap: if one letter goes wrong, repeat that letter instead of restarting the whole spelling.
You do not need to finish every block in one sitting. For today, hear the focus, shadow it, and leave one short recording.
é, è, ç, and apostrophes are part of the word. On the first pass, recognize them without stopping to analyze every mark.
français · ça · j'aimeSmall tip: When a name or address is unclear, ask for the spelling instead of guessing.
Open the full lesson: Letters, letter groups and accentsThe path asks for 10 short listening questions and one recording. The full lesson bank stays available as extra practice.
Answer 10 questions and replay any difficult sound.
Record the letters in your name and replay it to check for missing letters.
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