VocabLab
You have worked on the grammar — but when you go to speak, the word will not come? Vocabulary is a separate skill and needs its own practice. Pick a deck, flip the cards, shuffle them, then test yourself with an auto-generated quiz. All free, no sign-up.
How it works
1. Pick a deck
Greetings, numbers, colours, family, food — five themed decks, each with its own level.
2. Flip the cards
Tap the card to reveal the meaning: the French word on one side, the English on the other.
3. Test yourself
Switch to Quiz: ten multiple-choice questions built automatically from the deck you just studied.
The decks available
Every deck can be flipped and turned into a quiz from the same words.
Everyday French
Greetings & Politeness — French Vocabulary
A1
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18 cards
Say hello, be polite and answer the everyday questions. A1.
Numbers 0–1000 — French Vocabulary
A1
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27 cards
Count from zero to a thousand, including the tricky French teens and tens. A1.
Colours — French Vocabulary
A1
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15 cards
Name the twelve colours you will use most, plus metal and pastel shades. A1.
Family — French Vocabulary
A1
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19 cards
Talk about your family, including step-family and twins. A1–A2.
Food & Meals — French Vocabulary
A2
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26 cards
Food, drinks and the four meals of the day — including le goûter, the after-school snack. A2.
IGCSE
School & Studies — IGCSE French Vocabulary
A2
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24 cards
IGCSE topic 'School life': subjects, the classroom, exams and study verbs. A2.
DELF
Se présenter — DELF A1 French Vocabulary
A1
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22 cards
DELF A1: introduce yourself, say where you live and what you do. A1–A2.
Knowing the words is step one
Our small-group classes are led by native tutors — the place to turn these words into real conversation.