Learn French: TEF & TCF

Bonjourney takes you from your very first "Bonjour" to true C2 mastery — entirely offline, entirely free of fluff.

WHY BONJOURNEY

Most apps teach you words. Bonjourney teaches you French — the way it's actually spoken, written, and understood, from absolute beginner (A1) through expert fluency (C2), following the same CEFR framework used by language schools and official exams across Europe.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• 162 complete units across all 6 CEFR levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2)
• 486 structured lessons, each a complete learning cycle: Learn → Vocabulary → Grammar → Listening → Speaking → Reading → Writing → Practice → Quiz
• Over 17,000 real, natural vocabulary items — every word includes pronunciation, gender, example sentences, and English translations
• Thousands of exercises: multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, translation, word arrangement, matching, listening comprehension, dictation, and live speaking practice
• Built-in spaced repetition (Leitner system) so words you learn actually stick
• A mistake notebook and "weak words" review queue that adapts to how you're doing
• Daily streaks, XP, and achievements to keep you coming back
• Device-native text-to-speech and speech recognition for real pronunciation practice — no server round-trip required

TRULY OFFLINE

Every lesson, every word, every exercise is bundled with the app. No account, no sign-up, no internet connection required to learn. Your progress is stored privately on your device.

WHO IT'S FOR

Whether you're starting from zero before a trip to France, brushing up for a DELF/DALF exam, or pushing your French from advanced to truly native-level nuance (idioms, register, rhetoric, literature, translation craft), Bonjourney has a structured path for you.

FROM FIRST WORDS TO EXPERT NUANCE

A1–A2: greetings, everyday vocabulary, the present, passé composé, and enough grammar to hold a real conversation.
B1–B2: opinions, debate, the subjunctive, formal vs informal register, business French.
C1–C2: editorials, negotiation, literary criticism, rhetoric, translation subtlety, and the kind of idiomatic precision that takes most learners years to reach.

Start today. Say "Bonjour" — and keep going all the way to fluent.