Cocoon French — Hands-Free

Cocoon French
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Most French courses hand you a phrase and ask you to say it back. This one hands you the pieces, tells you the rule that joins them, then waits — properly waits — while you build a sentence nobody ever taught you. No screen. Nothing to read. Nothing to look at. Just a voice in English explaining exactly how French fits together, and a French voice showing you how it sounds: once slowly, then at full speed. By the end of the first session — six and a half minutes — you say a complete French sentence you were never given. By the fifth you are joining two halves together with “but”. Built for the car, the gym, the washing-up and the walk to work. A new session is free here every week. Or hear the whole course today at cocoonfrench.com.

Episodes

  1. Episode 1

    Session 1 — Your first French sentences

    Where the course starts. The ending that means “to”, taught through words you can half guess already, then two openers you can park any verb behind. You finish it saying a French sentence nobody taught you. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  2. Episode 2

    Session 2 — More to put after them

    Six more verbs and a third opener, so the sentences stop being a trick and start being a toolkit. Includes the one that looks exactly like an English word and means something else entirely. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  3. Episode 3

    Session 3 — Saying no

    How to say no. French wraps two pieces around the opener rather than dropping in one word, and once you can do it every sentence you already own flips to its opposite. Plus what people actually say, which is shorter. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  4. Episode 4

    Session 4 — Asking

    Two ways to turn anything you can say into a question, and the word for “you”, so you can finally talk to somebody other than yourself. The first time a word changes on you — and the reason it does not matter. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  5. Episode 5

    Session 5 — When, and joining it all up

    The last free session, and the one where it joins up. Now, today, tomorrow, this evening and here, all of which go on the end and change nothing. Then “and” and “but”, and a sentence with two halves. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  6. Episode 6

    Session 6 — Saying what you did

    The past, in one move. For every verb you already own, the past sounds exactly like the form you learned — so you can already say it. You get the have part, where it sits, and how the negative wraps around it without a single new rule. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

  7. Episode 7

    Session 7 — What you are going to do

    The future, for free. It is a fourth opener with the same rule as the other three, and you have already said it once without knowing. Then everything from all seven sessions in one long sentence. A new session is free every week. The whole course, and everything else in the Cocoon French Club, is at https://cocoonfrench.com/hands-free

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Most French courses hand you a phrase and ask you to say it back. This one hands you the pieces, tells you the rule that joins them, then waits — properly waits — while you build a sentence nobody ever taught you. No screen. Nothing to read. Nothing to look at. Just a voice in English explaining exactly how French fits together, and a French voice showing you how it sounds: once slowly, then at full speed. By the end of the first session — six and a half minutes — you say a complete French sentence you were never given. By the fifth you are joining two halves together with “but”. Built for the car, the gym, the washing-up and the walk to work. A new session is free here every week. Or hear the whole course today at cocoonfrench.com.

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