One story, twice a day. Then speak.
The routine we give our own students, and the one built into every FRANZA book. Fifteen minutes a day, step by step, for 30 days.
Trial lesson
25 minutes on Zoom. You speak, we listen, and you leave knowing your real level.
Day 1Your plan
The format, the rhythm, the book and the daily routine that fit your goal.
Day 1Lessons + books
You speak in every lesson; at home, one story a day, morning and evening.
Every weekYou hear the change
Corrections kept in writing, a level check every month, the exam or the interview in sight.
Every monthThe FRANZA routine
Nothing here comes from a textbook template. Every book, guide and routine comes from our own lessons: the mistakes our students really make, the habits that got them speaking, and the small daily gestures that make words stay. Follow the routine step by step: it is what makes the method work.
- Morning: read today's storyUnderline the words you do not know and write their meaning, in English at first. Keep the words of the day.
- Learn every noun with le or laGender has no reliable rule in French. Write la valise, not valise, and the article will come by itself when you speak.
- Evening: remember, then rereadBefore you open the book, try to recall the morning's words. Then read the same story again, out loud.
- Twice a day, three if you canSame story, morning and evening, for 30 days. Two readings a day is the minimum; three is ideal.
- Go back to the lessonWhen a story uses a rule, the note gives you its lesson in Grammar to Speaking. Read it, then reread the sentence.
- Say it, then speak with someone2 to 5 minutes a day with a speaking guide, out loud. Then talk with a teacher or a partner: reading builds the words, speaking puts them to work.
Each book does one job, and points to the others.
- Grammar to SpeakingLearn the rule, explained once in English, then say it.
- 30 Days to Read FrenchMeet the rule in a story, morning and evening. The note sends you back to the lesson.
- Speaking guidesSay it out loud, five sentences a day, on your phone.
- LessonsUse it in a real conversation with a teacher, and get corrected.
Your first French conversation is 25 minutes away.
Book the $5 trial with Stan or Darcya. You speak, we listen, and you leave with your level and your plan.

