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Dr French: French grammar 4+

Complete french grammar, julien leguey, designed for iphone.

• 4.4 • 25 Ratings
• Offers In-App Purchases

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The complete guide to French grammar Over 240 lessons and 700 exercises Dr French is the ultimate app to learn and review French grammar. In this easy-to-use and intuitive app, the content is organized by topic and level. You will find simple and straight forward lessons with translated examples, as well as exercises to practice what you learn and strengthen your skills. With Dr French, French grammar becomes easy! What is Dr French? - Over 240 lessons and 700 exercises - Content organized by topics and levels - a "Homework" section - Lessons suggested to you according to your skills and your learning pace to ensure a steady progression - A search bar: search for a word or concept you have trouble with - Offline access - Lessons available in French, English and Chinese (simplified and traditional characters) - No advertisement or unwanted notifications - A responsive team Dr French was developed by teachers of French as a foreign language with a view to helping learners from all over the world understand the workings of French grammar. 241 lessons: short and straightforward lessons with over 1000 translated examples, in order to answer ALL your grammar questions. 700 exercises: stimulating exercises to practice what you learn and strengthen your skills, with over 5500 questions. Easy and efficient: the lessons are organized by topic and level. Read the lesson, then do the exercises! Homework: add lessons to your homework and review them when you want. The doctor’s suggestions: to ensure a regular progression, you can ask Dr French to automatically add lessons to your homework, at the frequency and level of your choosing. Offline access: review French grammar anywhere: on the bus, on the tube, at home or between two meetings. A search bar: using the search bar, you can now enter a word or a notion that you are interested in and directly access the relevant lessons. 4 languages: the content of Dr French is available in French, English, Portuguese and Mandarin Chinese (simplified or traditional characters) in order to enable you to understand the explanations regardless of your level. Over 1000 examples have been translated to ensure a perfect understanding of the grammatical issues at hand. No advertisement or unwanted notifications: The developers of Dr French have given priority to a maximal comfort of use and have removed all undesirable stimulation liable to disturb the learning process. Grammar and only grammar: Dr French focuses on French grammar, and not on vocabulary. There are many other apps out there to help you learn and review French vocabulary! A responsive team: if you encounter any problem with the app, our team is here to answer your questions! Free content: 59 lessons and 172 exercises. Offline access, "Homework" section, the doctor’s suggestions, search bar, 4 languages (French, English, Portuguese and Mandarin Chinese), no advertisement or unwanted notifications, a responsive team. Content available after purchase: 241 lessons and 700 exercises. Offline access, "Homework" section, the doctor’s suggestions, search bar, 4 languages (French, English, Portuguese and Mandarin Chinese), no advertisement or unwanted notifications, a responsive team. Gain access to the full content with a single payment! We do not use pop-ups to get you to rate our app, so if you like Dr French, please come and rate it! Do you want to learn French? Do you want to learn French grammar? With Dr French, French grammar becomes easy!

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Ratings and Reviews

If you have an ipad . it will no sync your progress.

My only disgust with this app is that it will not sync my progress across devices. I use the app in my phone and iPad but keeps different progress records for each. Frustrating! I tried contacting the developers about it, but never got a response.

Difficulties

Bonjour, I was wondering if there is a way to show the English translation of sentence on lessons? I am trying to use this app to get a better understand of the language but I am not fluent and I don’t know a lot of words quite yet. When it has example sentences can you also provide the English translation? Merci!

Developer Response ,

Hello, If you use the english version of Dr French, you'll find a button next to the examples to translate them. It's a small button with the letters "en". Click again on the button to display the french version. We didn't add the translation for all the examples (only for 1000 of them) but we're working on it!

Novice User

I just started using this tool to refresh my French grammar. I find it easy to use and very useful. Information is presented in a very well organized way. However, I find the orange font with orange background VERY difficult to read. Please change the font color to black so it is more readable. Thank you!

Hello, Thank you for your nice comment! We are glad you like Dr French! As for the color problem, could you send us a screenshot at [email protected] please? We will correct this issue in the next update! Kind regards, Julien

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22 Best Apps To Learn French In 2024 (Tried And Tested)

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As a French learner, you’re lucky to have some great apps to learn French and help you on your journey towards fluency.

In addition to French online courses and resources , as well as YouTube videos and podcasts , there are some really engaging (and fun) web and mobile apps worth mentioning.

Each app is different and unique, with a different skill emphasis.

With this range of French apps vying for your attention, how can you make sure you choose the right one?

Today, I’ve narrowed down your options somewhat.

If you’re unsure which French language apps are most suitable, take a look at the list below.

Table Of Contents

Rocket French

Frantastique, frenchpod101, french today.

• French Translator Dictionary+

Rosetta Stone

DISCLAIMER : The comments below are personal opinions .

Best apps for learning French

Rocket French is arguably the best structured course online for French and both the web and mobile apps are equally comprehensive.

The platform offers comprehensive courses that help you learn all language skills (speaking, listening, reading and writing). The app focuses on teaching you practical phrases and dialogues instead of isolated words and heavy grammar (a good thing!).

Platforms: Web, Android and iOS.

What you’ll like about it:

• Content is varied between interactive audio lessons, language and culture lessons, writing lessons and survival kit lessons.
• Voice recognition tool (Rocket Record) that helps your pronunciation.
• Host of the course acts almost like a teacher, guiding you through dialogues and asking you to repeat certain phrases.
• Audio quality and dialogues are excellent, including expressions used in everyday life.
• The culture lessons are invaluable, giving you details about how people interact and what is expected of a French speaker in certain contexts.
• Includes a “My Vocab” tool in which you can search for specific phrases you’ve learned in the past and see them immediately in context with pronunciation.
• Clean, intuitive and user-friendly.
• If you purchase the French course and decide it’s not for you, you have 60 days to ask for your money back without questions.

What you might not like:

• Requires an immediate financial commitment and is quite pricey compared to other apps, but it’s for lifetime access rather than recurring.
• If you prefer immersion to constantly getting explanations and guidance in English, you’ll be better off with another option.
• $99.95 for the first level (beginner to low intermediate).
• $249.90 for levels one and two together (beginner to intermediate/low advanced).
• $259.90 for all 3 levels.

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Mondly was launched in 2014 and has become quite popular since then. It’s modern and unafraid to experiment with technology, using augmented reality, virtual reality and chatbots to help people learn languages. This could be your platform if you enjoy playing around with different features or clicking around to discover more information. If you’ve enjoyed using Duolingo and Babbel in the past, Mondly could be your next bet, as it feels like a combination of these two with some extra visuals.

• Options to learn French with the support of languages other than English.
• You receive unique new lessons every day, rather than paying for content that’ll remain the same.
• One of my personal favorites was the ability to click any verb you see in context to open a small window with all conjugations of that verb (past, present and future), pronunciation included.
• Mondly actually creates daily lessons based on your previous learning, so some lessons will be adapted to you as an individual.
• The app has received great reviews for their chatbot and speech recognition features.
• Perfect if you like having the support of your native language to learn a new language.
• Wide range of topics covered for beginner courses, which is useful if you like learning vocabulary by category (travel, family, body parts, colors, etc).
• You don’t get much for free - if you’re going to use Mondly, you’ll have to commit to a paid version.
• Sometimes the app can come across as a fancier version of Babbel or Duolingo, with similar translation exercises, match exercises (words-images or words-translation), which can get a little tiring.
• If you prefer a minimalist design or feel easily overwhelmed by platforms with a lot going on visually, you won’t like Mondly.
• You’ll have to pay more if you want access to more languages apart from French.
• The intermediate and advanced levels aren’t that challenging. In fact, they seem almost similar to the beginner level, except for the fact you get exercises instead of lessons.
• Not the best if you dislike relying on translation to learn a new language.
• Dialogues can feel stiff and artificial.

Pricing: 9.99€ monthly or 47.99€ yearly.

See this Mondly review .

Frantastique teaches French through immersive story, and offers a unique, personalized learning experience.

You’re emailed a new lesson each day, which includes a personalized review. The course is deliberately designed not to be rushed through.

Platforms: Web and mobile.

• Includes dialogues in different French accents.
• Premium and Pro options offer support and a certified diploma upon completion
• Highly personalized.
• Unique story-based approach.
• A little expensive.
• May feel overly restrictive for autodidacts who prefer to learn their own way.

Pricing: $24 per month, $36 per month (Premium), $48 a month (Pro)

Babbel French

The Babbel app offers a new approach to language learning — with its short, engaging, 15-minute lessons, you can learn new French verbs and vocabulary consistently, every day. As with many of the apps on this list, Babbel lets you get to grips with the French culture and language. The app covers many key areas you need to master to gain French fluency — speaking, listening, reading and writing.

The app works by offering you a range of approaches to learning. From flashcards to multiple-choice options and fill in the blanks, the app combines various learning styles. Each course is structured in different parts which include the key vocabulary, followed by a dialogue, then a grammar lesson and finally a review. And with a range of content that spans a wide range of contexts, this app is suitable for beginners as well as intermediate learners looking to put their knowledge into practice.

Platforms: Web, Android and iOS

• Babbel offers lessons that apply to your level and knowledge of French.
• The structured lessons help you to organise your vocabulary, which can help you chunk information together and learn faster.
• The lessons are short, which means you can learn new French vocabulary even if you don’t have much time.
• The French lessons offered by Babbel might seem repetitive and predictable after you have used the app for a while.
• You can’t download resources or materials from the Babbel app.

Pricing: It’s 12.99€ to get access to Babbel for a month, and 71.88€ for a year’s access.

See this Babbel review .

Memrise (French courses)

One of the keys to language learning is repetition. And another crucial element is memorising keywords. Memrise is an app that uses these two fundamental approaches to help boost your French language learning experience and build your French vocabulary.

With the help of videos and audio tracks that have been recorded by fluent and native French speakers, users of the Memrise app can immerse themselves in the French language.

Memrise is also a fun app. The various usage examples provided by this app are comic, which not only helps you to recall the key vocabulary but the contexts in which they should be used as well.

• Memrise has great visual aids that help you recall your French vocabulary more easily.
• The app offers a range of languages other than French if you would like to learn an additional language.
• Memrise is a good value for money, meaning you receive a range of resources and lessons to help you learn.
• If you’re learning new vocabulary, learning it in context is often useful — which something which this app lacks.
• Other French-language learning apps might be more engaging and have other additional methods of learning that are more effective.

Pricing: The pro version of Memrise costs 8.99€ per month. It’s also possible to gain lifetime access to the course for 139.99€.

FrenchPod101 is a highly popular podcast format courses for learning French.

There’s an app called ‘Innovative Languages’ which includes French among their other languages.

It primarily uses audio lessons but includes a fair amount of video content as well. Lessons are suitable for beginners right up to advanced levels.

The instruction not only includes listening skills but also incorporates essential vocabulary and grammar. All lesson content is downloadable and there are other features built in to the dashboard.

Platforms: Web and mobile

• Loads of content for lower levels
• Provides cultural insights throughout
• Less English used in higher levels
• Could be more advanced level material
• Excessive English in lower level lessons
• Site can be slightly overwhelming with the amount of features offered

Pricing: Starts at $4 a month.

See this FrenchPod101 review .

French Today is the number one course resource for French audiobooks.

They have a large amount of products available for sale which are all superb, covering a range of important French topics (including French poetry).

Web, iOS and Android

• One of the best audiobook resources for French learners
• Speed variations

Pricing: Prices vary widely depending on product.

Glossika French

Glossika revolves around the concept of spaced repetition of lexical chunks .

The app customizes content to your level and uses audio-based lessons to create an immersive environment and help you speak French from the get-go. The platform also uses dictation, multiple choice and fill-in-the-gaps for you to practice.

Platforms: Web app only.

• Take a placement test to see where you should start.
• Set a daily goal for yourself, so you adjust your expectations and measure your progress.
• The course introduces only about 5 phrases per lesson, so you never get overwhelmed and focus on perfecting your skills little by little.
• You can skip sentences that are too easy for you (or that you already know).
• You can favorite certain phrases you predict you’ll be using often.
• You start learning useful phrases right from the start, even if they wouldn’t be traditionally taught in a French course right from the start. For instance, in your first lesson you might learn how to say “Today is Wednesday”.
• Subscription includes access to all language courses, not just French. This can be an advantage if you want to learn multiple languages.
• No grammar explanations, which is great if you prefer immersive courses.
• If you prefer a more traditional way of learning French or are an absolute beginner, Glossika might overwhelm you. You start learning entire phrases right from the beginning, sometimes learning to say “It’s clean now” or “You’re lazy” before learning how to say “What’s your name?“.
• Some reviews claim the content can get a little boring after some time.
• Subscription includes more languages than just French, which might be a disadvantage if you aren’t interested in learning other languages.
• No grammar explanations, which can be a disadvantage if you prefer having some support in that area.
• Content is the same across different languages, which can be a turn-off.

Pricing: 7-day free trial before you purchase the product. After that, you can pay $30 a month or $299.88 yearly for access to all languages offered by Glossika.

See this Glossika review .

The Busuu app emphasises the importance of speaking French.

From the word go it encourages French language learners to practice their speaking skills by speaking out loud into its speech recognition tool.

But there’s more. Busuu guides you through the essential French vocabulary in each lesson and teaches you words and phrases specific to your level. You can use their flashcards to assist your learning and even choose to select personalised lessons that focus exactly on what you need to learn. Say you’re travelling through France and will be staying there for a couple of days — you can select a tailored lesson to learn the essential words and phrases for ordering food in a restaurant, or reserving a hotel.

The app also features its community of French language learners, which will help you broaden your learning experience and reach out if you’d like to get your grammar corrected.

• The Busuu app lets you track your progress as you learn and set targets to help you improve.
• Learning offline is a possibility if you have a premium subscription.
• The French language learning community helps you to interact with fluent French speakers and gain clarity on confusing elements of French grammar or vocabulary.
• Unfortunately, if you would like to branch out and study a range of other languages, there is only a small selection of 12 to choose from.
• Busuu might not be as engaging as some of the other available French language apps.
• The free version of Busuu is limited in various ways and to access additional perks a subscription is required.

Pricing: The monthly cost to use the Premium Plus version of the Busuu app is 6.66€. This gives you access to your course content offline and lets you keep track of your progress with an AI-powered review.

See this Busuu review .

Pimsleur is based on an audio-based system which promises to eliminate noise and distractions to teach you French.

Using the principle of anticipation, graduated interval recall, context and limited amounts of information at a time, Pimsleur teaches you French with the guidance of a tutor in English, so you’ll get something similar to a traditional classroom experience with native speakers to provide examples.

• Before starting your free test, you’re introduced to Dr. Pimleur’s principles of memory and language learning, which can help you create a habit and become more consistent. For example, you’re invited to complete only one audio lesson per day, not more, which sounds quite doable.
• Some new words are broken down into parts, so you can perfect your pronunciation syllable by syllable and sound natural from the beginning.
• If you enjoy the guidance and explanations in English from a teacher who can lead you little by little, you’ll enjoy Pimsleur’s courses. You’re taken step by step through a dialogue and asked to repeat expressions. Shortly after that, you’re unexpectedly asked to recall expressions, which is a smart strategy.
• Something I have personally enjoyed is that intonation is also taught. This is especially important in a language like French, in which asking most questions and making a statement differ in nothing except intonation. ( Tienes dinero. - Tienes dinero ?)
• Vocabulary review options include reading, using flashcards, a quiz, a “Speak Easy” option (to practice rhythm, intonation and pronunciation) and my personal favorite: a speed round in which you match expressions as quickly as you can, forcing you to recall under pressure.
• Pimsleur only allows you to test one free lesson, which is not enough, especially if you’re not an absolute beginner.
• If you’re bothered by the guidance or explanations of a teacher in English separating you from full immersion, this is not the product for you.
• Because the course requires speaking out loud and repeating words as you hear them, it is not the best option if you’re learning French in public places or during small breaks, like returning home from work.
• You’ll have to make quite the investment if you want to purchase the entire course (all levels) straight away.
• Recent reviews claim the app is not working well technically, with frequent crashes and difficulty downloading lessons.

Pricing: $575.00 for a full course (levels 1-5). You can also choose to purchase 30 lessons at a time (one level) for $150.00 each. If, instead, you prefer a subscription type of payment, this is also available. The Pimsleur Premium App subscription costs $19.99 a month.

See this Pimsleur review .

French Translator Dictionary +

Looking for the ultimate dictionary to help you on your journey to becoming a fluent French speaker?

The French Translator Dictionary + is one of the most accurate dictionary apps that will not only give you translations but will provide you with a range of examples of each word in use.

The app is even ideal for learning a range of slang or colloquial phrases, which can often be a challenge with some dictionaries. But that’s not all!

The French Translator Dictionary + features a conjugator tool that offers more than 400,000 verb conjugations, so you can gain confidence and easily check whether you’re using the right verb form when speaking or writing.

It also includes a selection of flashcards and quizzes, so you can test your knowledge.

This app is good for putting your knowledge into practice and revising your French skills. It’s best used alongside other apps to strengthen your fluency.

Platforms: Web and iOS

• The app goes beyond a simple dictionary, providing examples of French vocabulary and their uses in context.
• It’s great for learning slang, unlike several other language translators out there.
• The conjugation tool is a bonus that can support your learning.
• This app lacks structured lessons that some of the others on this list feature.
• The French Translator Dictionary + might not be suitable for upper-intermediate or advanced French learners who already know the basics.

Pricing: The French Translator Dictionary + is free to access and offers in-app purchases.

The best way to learn French is to completely immerse yourself in the culture, which can be difficult if you don’t live with native speakers.

Thankfully, the HelloTalk app can help you meet and communicate with native French speakers.

This language exchange app is great for helping you express yourself in French, and along the way, you’ll gain some accurate corrections from those who you speak with. But its benefits go further than that.

Not only can you use voice recordings and video calls to actually interact with native speakers, this app has a few essential tools that will help you correctly interpret those who you are speaking with.

Within the app, you can take notes and translate specific unfamiliar French words and phrases.

Platforms: Android and iOS

• The HelloTalk app is one of the best apps for cultural immersion as you can learn all about French culture with native speakers.
• The translation tools are really useful, helping you to fully understand French phrases that you might not have heard before.
• HelloTalk emphasises the importance of conversation and speaking and also lets you listen to voice recordings to hone your listening skills.
• The HelloTalk app lacks a lesson structure which is beneficial if you’re just beginning to learn the French language.
• Your success with this app depends on other users who might not always be dedicated or available.

Pricing: The HelloTalk app is practically free. If you want a VIP membership, which will enable you to communicate with a wider range of French speakers, it will cost 6.99€ per month.

If you want to learn French with a native speaker, the italki app is what you’ll need.

You can select a native French teacher who will tailor your lessons by considering the speed at which you learn and your interests. Whereas some teachers might focus on grammar, others emphasise the importance of speaking.

But the great thing about italki is that, regardless of your motive for learning French, you will find the most suitable teacher to guide you.

All of italki’s French-language teachers are experienced and professional and you can learn at your own pace.

• You will be taught by a native speaking French teacher who will correct you and point out where you need to improve.
• The lessons you receive from italki’s teachers consider your learning interests.
• Although available on a range of platforms, to access certain resources shared by your teacher you’ll need the web version of italki.

Pricing: You can access the italki platform for free, but the cost is determined by how often you’d like to study and which teacher you opt for.

See this italki review .

Lingodeer is a grammar-based platform.

From this list of apps for learning French, it might be the one that most closely resembles a traditional course, because it relies on grammar explanations alongside vocabulary study to help you understand the complexities of French from the get-go.

Apart from that, Lingodeer offers some side tools to help you learn French, such as quizzes and tests, cultural stories and flashcards.

• Simple design, perfect if you like a clean platform that doesn’t feel visually crowded.
• Great option if you’re a grammar lover and enjoy understanding the structure of a language as you go, rather than just being exposed to the language.
• Lingodeer might be better for you if you’re an absolute beginner who likes having a structured, objective explanation of how things work before you dive in, pretty much like you would in a traditional school.
• Linear curriculum with suggested categories, which can be an advantage if you like having order and structure in your learning.
• At least for beginner lessons, some vocabulary is introduced in isolation (not in the context of a dialogue or sentence).
• If you like learning through immersion and not having to deal with grammar explanations, Lingodeer is not for you. The very foundation of the app relies on the importance of grammar to understand a language.
• Might be a little too easy for intermediate and advanced learners.

Pricing: $11.99 per month, $29.99 per quarter, $79.99 per year or $99.99 for lifetime access to Lingodeer.

See this Lingodeer review .

Lingvist is a flashcard app organized by courses, or flashcard decks, to help you learn French by growing your vocabulary.

A main course on Lingvist includes the 4,000-5,000 most frequent words in your target language, with the possibility of adding extra vocabulary for particular goals (business, travel, a holiday in Spain, object pronouns, etc).

The design of the app is simple and pleasant on the eye, which is always a plus in a market that praises overcrowded apps.

• Web, Android and iOS.
• There’s a placement test at the beginning, so all materials adapt to your needs.
• The app determines your level based on how many words you’d be able to understand in any given text. For instance, after taking the placement test, the app might tell you you’d understand about 33% of any given text in French. The goal? 100%, of course! This is exciting because it gives you a much clearer, specific reference. It’s much easier to decide you’re ready to face real-world French after knowing you can understand about 80% of a text than if somebody tells you you’re a “B2 level”.
• Lingvist provides decks with different themes (love, environment, food, body parts…) so you can get a wide range of vocabulary and decide what topics mean the most to you.
• You can create your own decks.
• The app teaches you vocabulary in context, rather than teaching you words in isolation.
• The cards and decks are highly-customizable. You don’t have to stick to what the app suggests.
• If you tend to be bored by flashcards, this app is definitely not for you. Its entire concept is based on learning flashcards organized by decks (courses).
• One-week free trial (no credit card or payment method required).
• $9.99 monthly, $199.99 once (lifetime subscription), $79.99 yearly.

Read this Lingvist review .

The FluentU app is engaging and suitable for all levels.

It completely avoids scripted content and instead gives you the huge advantage of listening to recordings and audios that are spoken by native French speakers.

Added to that, FluentU’s content is wide-ranging and includes various types of contexts such as interviews and recipes. You’ll also find that each native video has subtitles which you can click on to find out the meanings of each individual word.

FluentU lets you keep track of all the vocabulary and phrases you learn and, along the way, you’ll receive tailored recommendations for videos that you might find interesting. This further supports your leaning.

• The recordings and videos spoken by French natives help you to dive into the culture and focus on a wide range of contexts.
• FluentU is challenging and supports your learning with the option of using subtitles for each video.
• The element of personalised recommendations for its French videos is appealing and helps to maintain your interest.
• Unlike some of the other courses on this list, FluentU lacks a particular course structure.
• FluentU might show the gender of French adjectives, but it fails to show their opposite equivalents.
• The app’s quizzes might feel slightly boring and repetitive.

Pricing: After your 14-day free trial, accessing the FluentU app costs $30 per month, or $240 for a yearly subscription.

See this FluentU review .

Rosetta Stone is possibly the longest-running and most famous language learning tool available, and it includes French!

Like many of the language learning tools on this list, Rosetta Stone encourages you to practice speaking French from the very beginning. What’s more, Rosetta Stone adopts the typical approach used by top French language teachers — this app doesn’t feature English translations at all.

Focusing entirely on French words, expressions and phrases, it helps you hit the ground running straight away and begin to absorb French culture, grammar and vocabulary.

The app works by requesting you to match French vocabulary and phrases with their corresponding images which helps you to recall and retain new vocabulary faster.

• Offline learning is possible as you can download the lessons you require.
• The Rosetta Stone French course is all in French and doesn’t use translations. This means you can fully immerse yourself in the French language.
• The course uses a TruAccent® speech tool that can help you pronounce new French words and vocabulary.
• Rosetta Stone is an expensive app.
• The app might become boring as the main way you develop your knowledge is through matching images to words.

Pricing: After your free 3-day trial the Rosetta Stone app costs 35.97€ every three months.

See this Rosetta Stone review .

LingQ, by Steve Kaufmann, is one of the most popular platforms for French learners who love reading and building up vocabulary as they discover it in context.

It is basically a library of content from all over the web which helps you learn new words through exposure to texts in French. You get to interact with the text and mark the words you don’t know, so you can build your own flashcards and study the vocabulary later.

• LingQ is all about learning in context and leaving grammar as an afterthought, which speaks to many language learners who love learning through entertainment.
• Ability to import your own content and automatically turn it into an interactive lesson, just like the ones already available on the app.
• Includes content from other popular entertainment and news platforms, such as Netflix, Medium, YouTube, Quora and more.
• Option to learn more than 19 different languages, if you’re interested in other languages apart from French.
• Dictation exercises to help you improve your listening skills.
• Browse library by level and topic.
• Content library feels a little unorganized.*
• It can take a little while to be able to use the platform with all of its features comfortably, as there’s a lot to learn.
• The flashcard load can become quite overwhelming after a certain point, as words keep accumulating.
• Premium options can feel quite costly compared to similar apps.

Pricing: Premium option costs 12.99€ per month, €71.94 every 6 months, 107.88€ yearly or 191.76€ every 24 months. Premium Plus gives you access to all Premium features and extra points for live tutoring, writing corrections and premium lessons at 39.99€ per month, 233.94€ every 6 months, 419.88€ yearly and €815.76 every 24 months.

Tandem has become a go-to platform for practicing French and other languages.

Here, you can meet people from all over the world and agree to help each other improve. You start by looking for speakers from your favorite French-speaking country and get in touch through writing.

The app is quite easy to use and provides huge value for free.

• Opportunity to practice French without having to pay for expensive lessons.
• Define interesting topics or prompts to get the conversation started.
• Chat includes a “correct” feature which compares what you wrote with your partner’s correction. You are also invited to correct your partner’s writing.
• You can define your learning preferences to find your best match.
• Complaints about Tandem resembling a dating app are common.
• It’s a little difficult to find a French conversation partner who is willing and available to commit to consistent practice. Quite often, a friendly conversation in a chat will not lead to much afterwards.
• The very nature of French language exchange means you’ll have to spend time teaching the other person your language, rather than focusing 100% on your own development (like you would with a teacher or coach).

Pricing: Mostly free of cost. Pro membership includes unlimited translations, insights regarding your profile (and who visits it), no ads and profile verification at a cost of $3.99 a month for a 3-month subscription, $6.99 per month for a monthly subscription and $2.92 per month for a year of acess.

See this Tandem review .

Duolingo French

Not only is Duolingo fun, it is an engaging app that can assist your French learning with useful grammatical exercises. From breaking down essential French vocabulary with usage examples in each unit and sub-unit to helping you learn new adjectives, verb tenses and nouns, Duolingo makes learning the French language simpler and faster.

A key advantage of using Duolingo to learn French is that it lets you track your daily progress and evaluate the intensity of your daily learning. You can set your daily goals to motivate yourself and aim to learn new words and phrases at a constant rate each day.

The Duolingo team is constantly coming up with additional content for their French language course, and with its online community, language learners can get answers to their grammatical queries and widen their French language learning experience.

• The content and lessons are frequently updated, giving you an enriched French learning experience.
• Each topic is categorized and various subjects are included, providing you with a range of vocabulary.
• The majority of Duolingo’s features are practically free to use.
• You can access the Duolingo French learning community to clarify any grammatical confusion.
• French learners using the Duolingo app will find it difficult to immerse themselves in the language because the app uses translations from French to English and vice versa.
• The app is fairly limited in terms of its scope, meaning completing the entire course will only help you reach a lower intermediate level.
• The usage examples are not practical and often don’t sound very natural.

Pricing: It’s free to access the whole French course on Duolingo. If you want to reap its full benefits, such as access to offline content, it costs $6.99 each month.

SpeakEasy French

SpeakEasy is the perfect phrasebook app specifically created to facilitate the process of learning French vocabulary. Covering a selection of the crucial French phrases for topics like eating in restaurants and ordering food, getting around the city, shopping in France and sightseeing, this app was designed with English-speakers in mind.

Also included in this app are various audio recordings of a native French speaker. With phrases such as “I have a reservation” and “How much does it cost”, you’ll soon be able to make yourself understood when communicating with native speakers in a wide range of contexts.

• The SpeakEasy app is ideal if you are just beginning to learn some French words and phrases or are learning the language just to travel.
• The recordings make it easy for you to practice your pronunciation of French words and phrases.
• The app is quite limited and many of the basic phrases can be found in other free apps.
• SpeakEasy is meant to be a phrasebook. This means it’s not suitable or ideal for upper-intermediate or advanced French language learners.
• There are no structured lessons, meaning developing writing skills is difficult with SpeakEasy.

Pricing: The SpeakEasy French phrasebook is available for 3.99€. The app also offers in-app purchases.

Beelinguapp

Beelinguapp is a clean, user-friendly app that focuses on reading French.

It places English and French side by side using different stories so you can build awareness of how the language works, listen to a native speaker read your favorite stories and build a glossary.

You can favorite stories, choose different text genres and create flashcards to keep track of everything you learn.

Platforms: Android and iOS.

• App allows you to choose your favorite type of media before you begin (famous stories, novels, news, children’s stories, science, culture…).
• Read stories and other materials in both languages side by side, sentence by sentence. This allows you to develop some awareness of how French works in comparison to another language you know, such as English.
• Option to hear a native speaker narrate each text.
• Learn and switch between 14 different languages (only with Premium).
• Perfect if you need a challenge after you’ve learned some French basics.
• You have to pay to be able to switch between languages or learn more than one language at a time.
• You must pay to be able to access all content offline.
• You must pay if you want to see no ads.
• Access to stories is limited and the only way to get more access is by paying for a Premium option.

Pricing: Mostly free. You can choose to upgrade to Pro (3.99€ monthly, 19.99€ yearly), All Access (4.99€ monthly, 19.99€ yearly) or Gold (5.99€ monthly, 29.99€ yearly).

How to find a good app for learning French

Selecting the right French app is a challenge, but bear in mind two things:

• The app you choose is generally determined by how you learn and what your aims are .
• You can always opt for more than one app.

If your goal is to travel through France for a couple of days, you’re less likely to need a comprehensive app that offers in-depth, structured lessons. Learn some common French phrases and you’re good to go.

On the other hand, if you’re looking to gain knowledge of the French culture, ways, customs and language, you might need an app that offers more detail.

Selecting more than one app can be useful as each app serves a different purpose. In the beginning, you might find that a free app is sufficient.

But as your journey to learning French continues, you’ll probably want to invest in a premium app along with a quality French textbook .

Whatever your requirements are, this list of French language apps should be a good starting point.

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List Of Best Apps To Learn French In 2024

By: Author David Issokson

Posted on Published: April 11, 2022  - Last updated: November 19, 2023

On this post, we set out to provide a comprehensive look at all the apps on the market for learning French. In total, we have listed out 32 apps. Of these apps, we like FrenchToday, Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur, which we reviewed on our site. Our general view on apps is that they’re “just okay” for getting started but many more tools are required for reaching fluency.

List of the top-10 best apps to learn French:

• FrenchToday
• Rosetta Stone

FrenchPod101

Best apps to learn french overall.

Of all the French learning apps on the market, our top-5 favorites are French Today, Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur, FrenchPod101, Rocket French and Babbel. We have know FrenchToday’s main teacher, a native speaker named Camille, for many years and think very highly of her course, À Moi Paris .

French Today

French Today focuses on teaching French in the way that it’s spoken by the population today. It has over 150 hours of French audio lessons and audio books, which can be accessed on a variety of platforms. The combination of modern and traditional French teaching techniques will help to improve your confidence in no time at all.

Key Features:

• Available on most major platforms, including iOS, Android, Mac OS, and Windows OS.
• Focuses on teaching French in the way it’s spoken and used in France today

Pricing: Free to download and use, but there are add-on purchases to enhance your learning as you progress.

Read our review of A Moi Paris, French Today’s flagship course.

Rosetta Stone French

Rosetta Stone is one of the most well-respected companies for language learning. The Rosetta Stone app focuses on conversational French lessons, but it offers an extensive range of classes for all abilities. One of the best things about this app is that you don’t see any English during your lessons. This immersion into the language helps to speed up your learning when you don’t have the opportunity to visit France.

• Only features native French speakers
• Build upon previous lessons as you progress
• Very easy to sign up and get started

Pricing: $36 for three months, but there are options for longer subscriptions on offer too. Try out the three-day free trial to test the app for yourself first.

Read our complete review of Rosetta Stone French.

Pimsleur French

If you find that you learn best by listening, you’ll want to consider Pimsleur for your French lessons. It uses a gradual immersion program, which slowly builds upon your vocabulary. We highly recommend this app for first-time French learners, as you’ll find that it breaks down grammar and verbs in a way that’s easy to understand.

• Short lessons to fit around your busy schedule
• Audio lessons focus on conversational French
• Focus on speaking the language as opposed to writing and grammar

Pricing: Ranging from $14.95 to $19.95 a month, or invest in the full course for $119.95. Try out the app with their free seven-day trial before buying.

Read our in-depth Pimsleur French Review.

Podcasts are a great way to learn a new language, and we appreciate the variety in the lessons on FrenchPod101 . You’ll experience audio, text, and video lessons, which help to prepare anyone to travel to France. We found the app to be well organized, which means it’s easy to track your progress and continue with your lessons.

• Regular updates to the content on the app
• Additional option to use their French tutoring service
• A wealth of extra resources to continue your learning

Pricing: $8 a month, but this can be reduced when you take out a longer subscription.

Read our in-depth FrenchPod101 review.

Babbel offers a fully customized course for learners, with interactive lessons to make the experience more varied. You’ll usually watch a video or listen to a piece of audio, and then you can respond to questions with voice recognition technology. This is an effective way to improve your French when you don’t have hours a day to dedicate to lessons.

• Focuses on realistic situations you may need to use your French for
• Some repetitive exercise to reinforce your learning at certain stages in the course

Pricing: From $12.95 a month, but this can be reduced by signing up for a longer subscription. Try out a free lesson before you buy to ensure this is the right choice for you.

Lingopie is a language-learning app that streams French TV shows and movies. The apps has a library of French video content. They app’s key feature is that the video shows show both English and French subtitles simultaneously. You can pause the video to learn individual words. The app also allows you to create flashcards and build vocabulary lists.

• Available on mobile and desktop devices
• French TV shows including kids cartoons, cooking shows and TV series
• Library of movies covering many genres

Pricing: Subscriptions start at $12.00 per month or $65.00 per year.

Best app for French finding native speaker conversation partners

Speaking with native French speakers is one of the best ways to quickly pick up the language. italki connects you with over 1,000 tutors, all of whom have various qualifications to allow them to teach you French. You’ll find it easy to filter and find the right match for you, based on your expectations for your French lessons.

• Search through thousands of tutors to find the perfect match
• Enjoy discounts when you return to a teacher
• Full control over your lessons and learning experience

Pricing: Prices are set by the tutor, so you’ll be able to search for someone to fit your price range. Look out for trial lessons, which offer you a discount to test a tutor’s services.

HelloTalk is a free language exchange app that connects you with native French speakers. There are currently over 30 million members registered on the app, so you should have no trouble finding someone to practice your French with. You can choose how you feel comfortable speaking to your partner, including voice messages, text, and video calls.

• A language learning social app which connects you with French speakers from around the world
• Chat via text, voice call, video call, voice message, or doodles

Pricing: The app is free to download and use, making it one of the most accessible language apps.

Tandem pairs users with a language exchange partner in France who will help you to go beyond the basic vocabulary you might already know. You’ll learn from locals themselves, helping you to perfect your pronunciation and boost your confidence. It’s ideal for anyone traveling to France who needs to be confident in conversational French.

• Get paired with a French speaker to improve your fluency
• Free to use or upgrade to the paid version
• Ideal for improving conversational French

Pricing: Enjoy a limited version of Tandem for free, or try the pro version from $6.99 a month or $3.99 per month for three months.

Best game apps for learning French with free trials

When researching apps for learning a language, Duolingo is an option that comes up everywhere online. The basic app features are free to use, but you can upgrade to a paid Plus option for a more enjoyable experience. Duolingo is based on levels and tries to make learning languages as fun as possible. As well as basic lessons, you can enjoy listening to and reading stories to help immerse yourself in the French language.

• Free to use, or you can upgrade to the Plus version
• A long course, so you can keep progressing through the levels
• It feels like playing a game instead of taking serious French lessons

Pricing: The app is free to download and use, but more serious learners may want to upgrade to Duolingo Plus, which costs at least $6.99 a month.

Clozemaster

Clozemaster uses gamification to expose you to more French vocabulary than you would receive on other apps. It focuses on using this vocabulary in context, helping you to prepare for scenarios you may experience in France. It’s an ideal app to use after Duolingo and will help you quickly master more French terms.

• Focus on listening instead of reading for the full experience
• Concentrates on using vocabulary in context
• Gamification makes learning more fun

Pricing: Choose from either the free version of the app or upgrade to the premium version for $8 a month.

Best app for listening comprehension

News in slow french.

News in Slow French is available for Apple and Android devices. It provides users with weekly stories and series, but you’ll want to use the browser version for a complete experience. The podcast talks about current news in slow French, which will help to quickly increase your vocabulary and understanding of the language.

• An immersive podcast that contains relevant and up to date news from around the world
• Available in three different difficulty levels

Pricing: The first seven days are free, but then you can subscribe for $19.90 a month.

Best French video app for visual learners

Beginners through to advanced students can benefit from using FluentU . This immersion app will help with your grammar, listening, speaking, and vocabulary. The app offers users short videos which are full of content, and you’ll work to sound like a native when speaking French.

• Videos come with subtitles and English translations
• Features native speakers, so you learn how to properly pronounce French words and phrases
• Suitable for beginners to advanced users.

Pricing: The app starts at $30 a month, or save by subscribing for the year at $240.

Best app for learning French verbs and grammar

As an interactive language app, you’ll find that you are quickly immersed in the French language with Lingodeer . The various activities on the app help you to learn more vocabulary and grammar, so you can speak with native French speakers in no time at all. It spends a good amount of the lessons on verbs and grammar, which are sometimes skipped over on other apps.

• A great option for beginners
• Each lesson was created by a real-life French teacher
• Clear grammar explanations

Pricing: From $13.99 a month, but choose a longer subscription to save more on the app. You can cancel within seven days for a full refund if you don’t enjoy the experience.

Best app for building French vocabulary

In just 30 minutes a day, Lingvist helps you to learn the words that you really need to get by during conversations in French. You’ll improve your understanding of vocabulary, ready to travel to any French-speaking country. The app aims to cover 80% of everyday situations. This means it’s ideal for business or personal use and will help to improve your conversation skills quickly.

• Track your progress from the beginning stages until you are a more advanced learner
• Learn up to 4000 words in four months
• Bite-sized sessions to enjoy throughout the day

Pricing: New users can take part in the free trial, so you can see if this is the right option for you. From there, you can select a monthly or annual package starting at $19.99.

Best apps for French travel and cultural immersion

Memrise focuses on speaking real-life French with their online course. You’ll virtually visit stunning cities and sample French dishes, preparing you for your upcoming business trip or vacation to France. You’ll enjoy thousands of different videos which transport you to France and immerse you in the language with native speakers.

• Free learning content, but you can upgrade for a more advanced experience
• Fun tests to boost your memory and speed up your learning

Prices: Free to use, but you can upgrade to the premium features from $8.99 a month.

Learning French is so much more interesting when you focus on immersing yourself in the culture. MosaLingua doesn’t just teach you French vocabulary but will also share more about what life is like in France. You’ll learn with videos and songs, making it a very interactive app for French students.

• A huge variety of learning tools, including books to help your studies
• Focuses on the French culture as well as learning the language

Pricing: $4.99 a month or $59.90 for the year.

Best apps for practicing reading and writing French

For anyone who needs to focus on their writing skills, Busuu is a great choice. It is ideal for school or university studies and encourages you to increase your vocabulary and grammar knowledge with native speakers. Enjoy a variety of exercises, including games and flashcards, to make learning more fun.

• Connect with native speakers who will correct your work
• Level certifications are available
• Focuses on both writing and speaking

Pricing: Free to use, or you can upgrade to the premium subscription for $9.99 a month. Longer subscriptions may reduce the price slightly for the premium option.

Reading is an important activity for anyone looking to improve their understanding of the French language. Beelingua provides stories and books in English and French, which you can read by each other to help improve your French comprehension. On top of that, it offers audiobooks, songs, and the news, helping to quickly increase your French vocabulary.

• Read books in English and French
• Learn new words from the various stories

Pricing: Choose from a free version with ads or upgrade to the premium version for $1.99 a month with no ads.

LingQ offers language courses in 42 different languages, and the app is free to download and use for beginners. It strives to bring you to complete fluency if you desire, making it a more effective option than other apps which simply familiarize you with the language.

• Immerse yourself in the French language by reading and listening
• LingQ is ideal for individuals looking to progress to fluency

Pricing: Free to use, but you can upgrade to the paid version for more features from $12.99 a month.

Mango Languages

If you need to increase your confidence in speaking and reading French, you’ll find that Mango Languages is ideal for improving your conversational skills. It helps you to learn grammar in practice sessions and will offer real-life scenarios that make learning more relatable.

• Focuses on reading, listening, speaking, and culture
• Ideal for beginners and intermediate learners

Pricing: There is a free version, but you can upgrade to the membership for $7.99 a month for the full experience.

Best app for speaking practice

Speechling is a non-profit language-learning platform that is focused on speaking the language you are trying to learn. Users can enjoy language coaching to improve their confidence in French. You’ll also have access to 1000s of fun exercises, which make learning French feel like less of a chore.

• Uses professional voice actors to immerse you in the French language
• Beginners will start by repeating sentences, whereas more advanced learners are challenged to answer questions and interact more

Pricing: Free to use on the website or app, but you can upgrade to include unlimited tutoring for $19.99 a month.

Best apps for pure beginners

Mondly is the ideal app for anyone learning French for the first time. It starts with very basic vocabulary, and you’ll build up from there as you progress. One of the features we particularly like with Mondly is that you can practice speaking with the app’s chatbot. It also uses virtual reality, bringing learning to life in a whole new dimension.

• Great for beginners
• A modern and colorful app
• Use VR and AR to enhance your learning

Pricing: There is a free version of the app, but you’ll find that it’s worth considering the premium version for $9.99 a month for the best experience.

Best French learning app for kids

Gus on the go.

Children can enjoy learning French alongside you with the Gus on the Go language app. It has ten interactive lessons and offers fun games to make their sessions more exciting. Parents who are learning French will find this to be a more suitable solution for teaching their children some basic vocabulary ahead of their next trip to France.

• Created with children in mind
• 10 interactive lessons
• Games make learning more fun

Pricing: $3.99 per month for full access to the French app. There are educational discounts available as well.

Best apps for learning with videos (TV shows and movies)

One of the best ways to learn French beyond books and common apps is to watch TV shoes and movies.

Netflix is the leading global service for streaming TV shows and movies. Netflix offers an extensive library of French-language films and TV series. A key feature to Netflix is the ability to toggle subtitles between English and French for any given scene. When combined with WordReference (a dictionary app), Netflix can service as a very powerful language-learning tool.

• Available on TVs as well as mobile and desktop devices
• Extensive library of French-language TV series and films

Pricing: Basic monthly subscription is $9.99. Upgrade to Standard ($15.49/mo) or Premium ($19.99/mo).

Best apps for French music

One of the best ways to learn French is to use music . The following two apps are very useful for finding and listening to French.

TuneIn provides access to radio stations all over the world. Just type in the name of any city or country anywhere in the world and you will be able to access that region’s radio stations.

Search Paris, for example, and you can listen to all the major French radio stations including France Bleu, France Inter and NRJ. Search Montréal, for example, and you can listen to Ici Radio Première, Canada’s leading talk radio in French.

• Access to 100,000+ radio stations worldwide

Pricing: Free to use with commercials. Premium membership with fewer ads starts at 9.99 per month.

Spotify is a leading service for listening to music available both in an app and on a website. It is also an excellent app for learning French with song lyrics. Spotify offers access to hundreds of French artists and thousands of French songs. Click on the microphone icon and listen to songs as you read the lyrics. Spotify also offers access to many podcasts for learning French.

• Create play lists of favorite French singers and songs
• Access to song lyrics
• Playlists with various French songs based on time period and genre.

Pricing: Monthly subscription costs $9.99.

Best free apps flashcards, vocabulary and more

Word reference.

Word Reference is a free online dictionary that comes in the form of an app. Search any word or expression and you will immediately find translations including multiple synonyms as well as example sentences. The online dictionary can do French to other languages as well including German and Italian.

• Free to use for mobile and desktop devices
• All entries including synonyms as well as example sentences for context

Pricing: Free to use.

Reverso is a free online dictionary that comes in the form of an app. In addition to the online dictionary, Reverso is most useful for finding translations of sentences. Type any expression in either English or French into the “Context” area of the app you will be sure to find a good translation. Reverso so also does a great job providing synonyms for French vocabulary words.

• Superior online dictionary
• Context tool for looking up expressions
• Synonym tool
• Verb conjugation charts

Anki is a free open source app that makes remembering your French vocabulary easier than ever before. It’s more efficient than traditional lessons, and you’ll soon pick up new words and phrases before your trip. As well as French, you can use this study app for any subject or language you might be trying to learn.

• Free to use app for mobile and desktop devices
• Flashcards make studying easier and help to quickly increase your vocabulary
• Clickable audio icon for hearing pronunciation

Brainscape claims to offer the most complete and efficient French flashcards online today. They will help to enhance your language learning, no matter where you are in your journey currently. In just a few months, you’ll be able to learn four years’ worth of French, ready to travel the world and interact with native speakers.

• Boost your French vocabulary with an extensive range of flashcards
• Learn years’ worth of vocabulary in just a few months
• Created by top linguists and publishers
• Multiple levels to choose from

Pricing: The basic version is free, but you can upgrade to the pro version for $9.99 a month.

Nemo Languages

Nemo Languages uses native speaker audio to immerse you in the language for your first lesson. You can use this app on your phone, tablet, or Apple Watch. You’ll master your accent with the help of the included Speech Studio, so you’ll quickly sound like a native French speaker. The app isn’t built around traditional lessons, and instead, it’s designed to be used for a few minutes here and there throughout the day.

• No prior knowledge of French is needed
• Can be used in the offline mode after downloading the lessons
• Master your accent with the help of the Speech Studio

Pricing: A free-to-use app.

As you can see, there are so many options to choose from when it comes to apps for learning French. Any of these apps will make learning more interactive and help you to feel more confident in speaking and reading French in no time at all.

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The 12 Best French Learning Apps For Every Level And Budget

With modern technology constantly and rapidly evolving, learning French means you might well imagine that there are now some killer French language apps available that can turbo-charge your language learning. And that since French is one of the most popular languages, you should be spoilt for choice.

Well, yes and no. Nowadays, there are far more French learning apps that can add real value to your learning than even just a few years ago. But, there are still also plenty of duds you’ll want to avoid.

12 Of The Best French Learning Apps

So to help you sort the wheat from the chaff and discover the hits while avoiding the misses, in this post I’ll talk about finding the best French learning apps – as well as giving you 12 of my own top recommendations.

By the way, if you want to learn French through stories, not rules, my top recommendation for language learners is my Uncovered courses, which teach you through StoryLearning®.  Click here  to find out more about French Uncovered and try out the method for free. 

If you’re looking for a French app that will help you increase your all-round knowledge of French, Busuu is a good option.

It includes an extensive suite of lessons that teach you a new language in a natural way while giving you ample opportunity to practise.

If you pay for the premium version, you also get lots of useful extras – like additional study materials and a personalised study plan.

One of the best things about this app for learning French is that when you complete a written exercise, other learners from the Busuu community can give you feedback on your work, pointing out mistakes and helping you improve. In return, you can also help other Busuu users by correcting their exercises in English or any other languages you know.

Level: All levels Good for: All-round language practice and development

One of the biggest challenges when learning French is mastering all the French verb conjugations . And although the best way to do this is through constant use and practice, you can also give yourself a head start by using a French learning app like Conjuu.

This app will help you master all the different verb endings of the various conjugations in French, which you can then perfect through use in more natural situations.

Level: All levels Good for: Verb conjugations

#3 French Pod101

FrenchPod 101 is an app and website dedicated to language learning that you can use to access a wide-ranging library of French lessons for all levels. The app is subscription-based, but there are lots of different options, including several very affordable plans.

I particularly recommend the mobile subscription, which gives you access to all the lessons on your smartphone as well as allows you to listen to the dialogue tracks, listen line by line, access the lesson expansions, and more.

This is a good app for anyone looking for a source of language input that’s perfectly suited to their level. For more information, check out this honest review of FrenchPod101.

Level: All levels Good for: All-round language input, especially vocabulary and listening

#4 Linguistica

Linguistica is the updated app that accompanies the popular News in Slow French podcast.

As you can guess, the lessons are based on topical news stories that are read out at a slower speed so learners can understand.

The app provides all the news stories for you to listen to with the accompanying text. More advanced words appear in red, and you just tap on each one for the English translation.

This is an ideal app for working on both your listening and your vocabulary. And it will help you become more confident when speaking about current affairs in French.

Level: Elementary or lower-intermediate and above Good for: Listening and vocabulary, especially current affairs-related vocabulary

#5 Frantastique

Frantastique gives you one new lesson to work on each day, presenting new language in the form of cute animated videos and then testing you on the language you have seen. This is a good app to supplement other learning materials. It provides content for French listening practice, helps build vocabulary, and trains your grammar through exercises.

After each lesson, you then receive the results of the exercises along with information on anything you got wrong. The main downside is that you have to pay for this app. There are several levels of subscription, but none of them is cheap. However, there is the option of a free trial, so you can see if you like it before you decide to sign up.

Level: All levels Good for: All-round French practice and daily exposure to the language

For anyone who wants to work on their fluency or pronunciation, Falou is one of the French learning apps worth checking out.

It’s based on listening to and taking part in dialogues, with the app giving you feedback on the accuracy of your French pronunciation.

Since the dialogues deal with a range of different situations, it’s a great way to build your confidence in using the kind of language you’re likely to need in everyday life.

You have to pay for this app. But you get full access for the first three days to see if it works for you before you decide whether to subscribe.

Level: All levels Good for: Speaking and pronunciation

Unuhi is a reading and listening app aimed at younger learners.

It consists of stories in French and English (other languages are available, you just choose your native language and the one you want to learn). And you can either read the story or listen to it being read to you.

The main downside is that apart from the translation of the text on each page, there are no grammar notes and no interactive learning tools like clickable vocabulary or a word bank for new words.

The first book is free, and you then simply buy each new book or bundle you are interested in.

Level: Lower levels, aimed at younger children Goof for: Listening and reading practice; ideal for younger learners

#8 Dr French

For many learners, grammar is the hardest part of learning French, especially via French apps. And part of the problem is that often, there is so much to cover that you don’t know where to start. In that case, Dr French could be the app you need.

It offers you help on different aspects of French grammar, giving you clear explanations as well as exercises that let you practise what you’ve covered.

The app is organised in such a way that allows you to search for specific areas you need to focus on. Or you can simply work through the whole app in sequence.

There is a one-time payment to unlock the whole app. But it isn’t especially expensive, making it worth considering if you need help with grammar.

Level: All levels, especially lower levels Good for: Grammar explanations and exercises

#9 LyricsTraining

Learning a language through your favourite songs can be a fun and effective way of progressing. And if you're looking for a more efficient and structured way of doing it, you’ll love Lyrics Training .

You choose your level and the style of music you like, and the app finds songs for you to listen to while reading the lyrics and filling in the blanks as the song plays.

This is not an all-round learning app. But it will help build your vocabulary while also giving you exposure to French music culture.

Level: All levels, but better for elementary/lower-intermediate and above Good for: Vocab, listening, and modern French culture

This app is particularly good since it presents new language in context through stories and other texts. You can listen to the texts or read them. And you can also click on words you don’t know for the translation and an explanation.

This is exactly the kind of app that can genuinely help you improve your French since it gives you access to a broad range of languages in many contexts and at exactly the right level for your abilities.

You have to pay for the full version. But there is an extensive library of free material. So you can use it even if you don’t want to spend any money.

Level: All levels Good for: All-round language exposure, but especially good for listening, reading and vocabulary

No matter how many hours you spend studying French, you won’t be able to speak it unless you practise. And that’s where language exchange apps like Tandem come in.

They allow you to find language partners to practise with from around the world, giving you the opportunity to speak French every day and making using French a part of your daily life.

Tandem is one of the best for this, and you can use it to practise by typing at first, followed by voice messages. And when you’re more confident, you can even try voice or video calls.

Level: Elementary and above Good for: Practising typing, speaking, reading, and listening with native speakers via text, voice message, and voice/video call

#12 HelloTalk

HelloTalk is similar to Tandem but also includes a few additional features. For example, as well as allowing you to find native speakers to practise with, you can also post ‘moments’ accompanied by whatever you want to write in French.

People will then ‘like’ your moments as well as give you feedback and corrections for whatever you wrote. You can then return the favour by correcting other people’s posts in English (or any other languages you know).

What To Look For In The Best French Apps & What To Avoid

When we learn any language, we progress by seeing the language in as broad a range of contexts as possible. When we see a new word, expression, structure or grammatical form in context, this helps us understand its use. And it also helps fix it in our long-term memory.

However, many French language apps – the majority, in fact – are no more than glorified word lists. They might have pretty visuals, and they might be gamified and fun to use. (That's the app villain at work!). But if they're based on nothing more than memorising lists of isolated words with no context, they have little value since this is not how our brains learn a language.

This means you should avoid word list-style apps, and instead, you should favour French learning apps that present language in the form of audio recordings, texts for reading, dialogues, or other authentic situations so that the content is always encountered in a natural context.

Another vital consideration is finding apps for learning French that give you language input at just the right level. To maximise your learning efficiency, you need material that is hard enough to push you to improve while not being so hard that you don’t understand any of what you are reading or listening to. If you understand about 80%, that’s just about perfect.

Hopefully, this advice will help you choose the best French language apps for you!

Incorporate These Best Apps For Learning French Into A Well-Balanced Learning Schedule

One of the keys to successful language learning is making sure you are exposed to as broad a range of materials as possible.

This means that while you shouldn’t rely too heavily on any one app, incorporating some of the best French language learning apps into your learning schedule can provide a valuable source of language input.

And by trying some of the apps to learn French from my list, you can give your French that turbo-charge you were hoping for.

But an app won't do the hard work for you of speaking the language. You can't get fluent in French just by using an app.

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Welcome to our collection of resources for learning French online!

We have more than 15 resources and apps for learning French. These resources were created for students and French teachers. Some of these resources will be useful for native French speakers (for example the "Convert to Unicode"). All of these apps and resources will work with most modern browsers.

Our French apps and resources range from very simple apps (such as the "Alphabetize" or "Word Count" apps) to amazing worksheet or wordsearch generators which are all completely customizable. All these resources are super user friendly and offer a large input range. Give them a go!

Alphabetize French Text   With this resource you can automatically sort words horizontally, vertically and alphabetically or reverse alphabetically. This resource will keep the same format for your whole document.

French Word Search Creator   Create French wordsearches with this worksheet generator with a separate answer key provided for teachers and customizable fonts and sizes.

Convert French Text into Uppercase, Lowercase, and Sentence Case   Convert any French text into UPPER CASE, lower case, Or Sentence Case, etc. 

Convert French TXT Files From Uppercase To Lowercase   Convert the contents of any French .TXT file into UPPER CASE, lower case, Or Sentence Case, etc. 

Convert French Srt Files From Uppercase To Lowercase   Upload your French .SRT subtitle file and convert it to UPPER CASE, lower case, Or Sentence Case, etc.

Count French Characters And Words   A perfect app for writers, students and anyone who wants to know the stats of their text. This app counts the words and letters in your text.

French Font As Image   Turn any French text into an image for social media or your web signature with this resource. All with a range of fonts, sizes and colors available.

Change French Text Orientation   This resource lets you change the orientation of your French text. You can make your text read left-to-right, right-to-left and top-to-bottom.

Convert French Text Into Unicode   This resource lets you convert French text to Unicode. This will allow accents such as é, è and ç to be expressed online regardless of whether or not a browser has a French keyboard installed. You can also use this resource to convert Unicode back into French.

French Worksheet Generators

We have a number of worksheet generators for teachers to create fun ways to teach French. These worksheets are all completely customizable and many of them provide optional answer sheets for teachers. These worksheets can be used many different situations to test grammar, vocabulary and comprehension. They can be set as homework, for used to play word games in class.

French Sentence Fill In The Gap    Remove words from French text and sentences for students to fill with the correct answer. Select multiple words you want to remove from the text which will appear in a separate box for students to select.

French Sentences Create Blank Spaces   This worksheet allows teachers to create blank spaces in French texts and sentences for students to fill in with their own answers. Select the word you want to leave blank and that word will appear in brackets at the end of the sentence, for example "J'aime jouer à ____ (sport)". This resource is very versatile as there are no fixed answers.

French Words Scramble   This is a great resource for testing a French learner's vocabulary and spelling. Enter your words and each individual word will be scrambled. Sentences will remain in the same order but students must unscramble the word and provide the correct spelling.

Jumble Up French Sentences   This resource is great for checking a student's knowledge of sentence structure and grammar rules. Write out a sentence and this generator will jumble up the words randomly. You can also choose to keep the French text in sentence case or entirely lower case.

Create French Number Bingo Sheets   Turn practicing French numbers into a fun game with these bingo sheets. Both of these bingo worksheets will also promote listening skills. With this worksheet generator you can choose which numbers will appear.   

Create French Random Number Bingo Sheets   This worksheet generator works exactly as the previous resource, but here you can choose the range in which you'd like randomized numbers to appear. Whether its un to vingt, or cent to deux mille and beyond.

Learning French can be tricky seem first. With its gendered nouns, conjugated verbs, silent letters and the complicated number system there is a lot for learners of the language of Voltaire and Victor Hugo to master. But whether you're looking to learn or to teach French, we have loads of resources to make sure its never been easier! All completely customizable and compatible with all modern browsers, these resources help teachers and learners of all levels and abilities. Give them a try and see how much fun you can have!

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3 Month Step-by-step French Study Plan with Schedule, Resources and More

The decision to learn French can be an exciting one.

But, if you are at the very beginning of your learning journey, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed about the amount of things you’ll need to study.

But not to worry—in this article, you’ll get a step-by-step French study plan of your path to success, including a schedule of what you’ll need to study across a three month period.

Find Your Motivation to Learn French

Weeks 1 and 2: learn the basics, the alphabet, numbers 1 to 100, subject pronouns, common greetings, conjugate the two most important verbs: être and avoir, basic definite and indefinite articles, weeks 3 and 4: learn key vocabulary, days of the week and months of the year, how to tell time, how to talk about the weather, family vocabulary.

• Present Tense Conjugations of –Er Verbs

Weeks 5 and 6: Develop Grammar Knowledge

House vocabulary, how to ask questions.

• Present Tense Conjugations of –Ir Verbs

Forming Negatives

Weeks 7 and 8: prepare for common situations, food vocabulary and ordering at restaurants, money and shopping phrases.

• Present Tense Conjugations of –Re Verbs

Weeks 9 and 10: Study Adjectives and Reflexive Verbs

Reflexive verbs, places vocabulary, weeks 11 and 12: start speaking, parts of the body and medical vocabulary, start communicating, and one more thing....

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One of the best ways to build French learning momentum at every stage is to remember why you’re studying it in the first place.

For starters, consider the fact that French is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world—and its popularity is only growing .

As such, it opens you up to many different careers and makes you a competitive candidate in the workforce.

Learning French also  prepares you for going abroad and lets you communicate with people from many different cultures, not just in Europe but also in Africa, where a large portion of the population speaks French .

• Learn the fundamentals of French sentence construction
• Learn how to spell and count in French
• Start building a French phrase stockpile with basic greetings

As you can imagine, the first step to learning any language is to learn its alphabet. You really can’t do anything else until you get this down pat.

For many learners, myself included, the easiest way to do so is to memorize it through song . Personally, I find YouTuber Kylie Hicken’s letter pronunciation and song video a great way to master the French alphabet.

When you teach a child their native language, what do you teach them right after the alphabet? Most of you would answer the same way: numbers.

It’s the same for foreign language learners and you’ll need to study French numbers before moving on. I would recommend learning how to count up to 20 in the first week , and reinforcing that info during the second week. If you have time during your second week, try to get up to 100 .

This  guide to counting in French  will help you master those basic numbers. Fortunately, the formula for saying numbers above 20 is pretty easy to remember.

As for numbers higher than 100, save them for later, after you’ve mastered this three-month curriculum. Those won’t be as necessary in everyday French life as the other topics in this curriculum are.

Here’s another extremely important basic concept: the six basic French subject pronouns. They shouldn’t take long to learn.

They’re as follows:

Tu  (You, singular)

Il / Elle (He/She)

Vous (You, plural)

Ils / Elles (They, masculine/They, feminine)

Simple, right?

If you want to speak French with actual people, then learning the basic hellos and goodbyes are pretty essential.

It’s best to practice these now before you add more vocabulary to your repertoire , as you’ll need them to start any conversation. It’s also smart to get in the habit of speaking conversational French early on, so real conversations aren’t as intimidating later.

FluentU is one possible source to start learning how to communicate in real-world French .

I bet you can guess what these two words mean just by thinking of the two most important English verbs.

That’s right— être means “to be” and  avoir means “to have.”

These two little verbs will be your best friends throughout the whole French process, as you’ll use them to form almost every common expression and to construct past tenses in French.

Reverso Conjugation is a great online tool that shows you how to conjugate any verb, including these ones. For weeks one and two, learn only the present-tense forms of  être and  avoir (the forms in the upper left box after you type a verb into Reverso Conjugation). These are the first steps of verb conjugation that you’ll be building on as you progress.

This will be your final subject to end the first two weeks, and you’ll certainly need it before learning any nouns or basic sentences .

While definite and indefinite articles may sound like a scary topic at first, it’s actually a super short lesson with only six tiny words to memorize!

Essentially, you need to know the following:

• Le / la / les (the): Use  le for masculine nouns,  la for feminine nouns and  les for plural nouns.

Le bureau, la chaise et les crayons  (The desk, the chair and the pencils)

• Un / une / des (a): Use  un for masculine nouns,  une for feminine nouns and  des for plural nouns.

Un bureau, une chaise et des crayons (A desk, a chair and pencils)

These small, simple words may seem unimportant but you’ll use them more than just about anything else when speaking French.

• Learn essential vocabulary for the day-to-day
• Start conjugating regular French verbs

The days of the week are some of the simplest vocabulary you’ll need to know, and you can start practicing by visiting the BBC, a site filled with vocabulary, songs and audio clips of all languages.

Their days of the week guide gives you everything you need to know, going far beyond just the names of the days to include the French words for “weekend”, “day”, “afternoon”, “night”, etc. Their guide to the months includes bonuses like how to talk about your birthday and how to say which month you’re going on vacation.

As a bonus, each word is accompanied by an audio clip so you know exactly how to pronounce it.

Weeks three and four in this curriculum are really all about how to get by with day-to-day vocabulary, and telling time is one of the most important things you’ll want to know from the moment you wake up!

Whether it’s asking someone for the time or reading your French train ticket, you’re going to need to master this concept.

Since you learned French numbers in weeks one and two, putting them together now to tell time should be easy. You just need this phrase: Il est ___ heure(s) ___. (Literally: It is ___ hour(s) ___.)

To learn more about how to express the time in French, you can check out this guide here.

Continuing with the day-to-day theme, you’ll need to study-up on weather words. At the very least, you’ll want to know how to say things like “it’s cold, it’s raining and the weather is bad.”

Try memorizing three words a day from this guide to French weather vocabulary , and you’ll have a stockpile of new weather words by the end of week four.

Now is a great time to change up your study method (so you don’t get bored) and head over to Quizlet, a website that boasts loads of great study sets and games .

Their page on French family vocabulary is fantastic, complete with flashcards, writing and spelling tests and several fun games.

Many of these family words are similar to their counterparts in English , so with just a few hours of play, you’ll have these words down pat.

Present Tense Conjugations of – Er Verbs

Essentially, there are three main groups of verbs in the French language and  -er verbs are good to start with since they’re arguably the most intuitive (we’ll get to the others later).

In fact, verbs that have the -er ending are by far the most useful regular verbs in the French language. That is because some 90% of all French verbs have the -er verb ending. That means that if you master this group of verbs and the associated tenses, you should be well on your way to French verb mastery!

In order to learn how to conjugate these, I recommend Tex’s French Grammar , which has an excellent guide to regular – er verbs with explanations, examples and audio clips.

• Warm up with the last of the day-to-day vocabulary
• Add more complex types of sentences to your grammar

After learning some rich vocabulary and starting to conjugate verbs, you might be ready for a bit of a break .

Relax and enjoy learning these easy color words using some more of Quizlet’s games and quizzes—their study set for colors is full of all the same fun tools you used to learn family vocabulary.

Now that you’re warmed up, it’s time for some more hefty vocabulary : house words.

Have no fear! As it’s no fun to just memorize huge lists one after another, I recommend ProProfs Flashcards , a platform that lets anyone create study flashcards. Their French household flashcards are a fun way to learn and once you’ve practiced enough, there’s an option to keep score of how many you get correct each round.

They’ve also got some games like matching French words with their English definitions so you have plenty to keep you occupied while you learn.

It’s time to learn French questions so that you can continue on your way to fleshing out nice sentences and changing up your speech patterns . You now have some great vocabulary at your disposal, so let’s learn another way to use it.

This guide to asking questions is useful for learning this crucial part of the language.

Present Tense Conjugations of – Ir Verbs

Here’s the second verb group I alluded to before: verbs ending in – ir .

Again, I recommend Tex’s French Grammar, as I really find their – ir verbs guide to be quite simple and complete. It contains many examples of these types of verbs and how to conjugate them.

This guide to French negatives  covers basic negatives, negative adverbs, negative pronouns and much more. Try to focus on one type of negation every day so that you leave this study stage equipped to negate anything.

That guide even has a section that explains n’importe (no matter/whichever/any) ,  which happens to mean many different things depending on the situation and which is used religiously by the French but glossed over in many French language guides.

Congratulations if you’ve made it this far—you’re now past the halfway mark!

• Learn how to navigate basic situations in a French-speaking region
• Finish memorizing regular conjugation rules

In week seven, focus on learning basic food vocabulary. BBC Bitesize guide to food has all the essentials plus an amazing extra list of French recipe-specific terms—it’ll be like talking with Julia Child and you’ll love it!

In week eight, take what you’ve learned and combine it with this  guide to ordering food in French  and you’re well on your way to devouring some delicious French cuisine.

In order to shop and purchase items in a French-speaking region, you need to know some essential phrases.

Start by visiting Quizlet’s money flashcards and games to learn basic shopping expressions like , “How much does it cost?”

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Now that you’ve had time for the first two groups of verbs to sink in, it’s time to learn the final one.

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For Dummies has a short and sweet guide to adjectives and where to grammatically place them.

Don’t get bogged down by the particularities at this point, but rather verse yourself in the most commonly used adjectives and their basic usage.

The French language is in love with reflexive verbs, ones where the subject performs the action on itself. You’re ready for this topic now because you’re comfortable with subject pronouns and French verb conjugation rules.

A little complicated at first, you’ll use them constantly once you get the hang of them, like when saying  se laver (to wash) or  se reveiller (to wake up).

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Try out some town vocabulary with games at Quizlet or keep it short and sweet with travel words at For Dummies .

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You’ve made it to the last two weeks of the course!

It’s almost time to celebrate, but first we must perfect our adverbs. This helps you add even more description to your French sentences by describing how something happened.

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Here are some examples from this in-depth guide to forming and using French adverbs :

confortable (comfortable) — confortablement (comfortably)

malheureuse (unfortunate) — malheureusement (unfortunately)

For the last piece of the vocabulary essentials puzzle, it’s time to learn the parts of the body thanks to another YouLearnFrench video , which includes all of the basics plus a great pronunciation guide. You can also check out our guide to 140+ medical terms in French , complete with audio to help you get the pronunciation right. 

You’ve successfully completed a beginner’s French course and now it’s time to check the fruits of your labor .

Start speaking and writing French whenever you can. Use resources like Linguee , an online French dictionary, to help you construct diverse sentences and add new vocabulary to your repertoire. Use  BonPatron , an excellent, free French spelling and grammar checker, to catch any errors.

It’s also time to start thinking about bettering your pronunciation with websites like Forvo , an online audio dictionary.

Finally, you could start communicating with real French speakers on the popular tutoring platform italki. Here you’ll be able to find a tutor that you can practice and improve your skills with.

Congratulations—if you’ve successfully stuck with this French study plan then chances are, you’re a francophone now.

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Maybe it’s the allure of French culture. Maybe you’ve fallen in love with the Parisian lifestyle. Or French cuisine. Or maybe you’re a curious soul with a penchant for learning languages. Whatever your reason for learning French , you’re probably having fun and looking forward to reaping the benefits .

Speakers of the Romance languages (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian) have an edge since French is also a Romance or Neo-Latin language and thus, shares a lot of similarities with them.

English speakers also have a leg up as the two languages share vocabulary. Avant-garde, déjà vu, sandwich, prestige, silhouette, intelligent … these are all French words that have found their way into the English language!

Learning French is fun, and to some degree, easy. Or is it? A common stumbling block is spoken French. From nasal vowels to the back-of-the-mouth “r” and confusing accent marks, learning to speak in French is a challenging task.

Not all of us can quickly move to France or any Francophone country just to get more French speaking practice. But we can get into French speaking apps.

Why use French speaking apps

For a well-rounded approach to learning French, it’s best to get all bases covered. A combination of mobile apps , French learning books , podcasts , online courses, and other learning resources should propel you to success.

Some apps are all-inclusive and target all areas of concern such as reading, writing, listening, speaking, vocabulary, and grammar. However, some are specialized, focusing on developing one or two skills at a time.

If your priority is becoming conversational quickly, certain apps can help. These apps will often be audio-based or feature a lot of audio guides that you can listen to and repeat after. Some may include chatbots or conversation features that let you practice your listening and speaking skills.

The best thing about apps is that they offer the interactivity and convenience that traditional materials like textbooks lack. Plus, you have your phone with you all the time, might as well use it to learn something, right?

Plenty of apps can help you learn to speak French. However, there are some that excel in this area. These apps are what we’d call in French as the crème de la crème.

• Pimsleur ’s 30-minute audio lessons will get you speaking from day one.
• Rocket French ’s audio-based course gives cultural context to spoken French.
• For engaging apps that feature the voices of native speakers, go for Babbel and Mondly .
• Italki , Preply , and Lingoda can connect you with thousands of French language tutors.

With that out of the way, it’s time to get a closer look at these apps. Allons-y!

Best French speaking apps for language learners

1. pimsleur.

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If you’ve read our review of Pimsleur , you’d know that we love this app for a few reasons. Its biggest appeal? This app has been known to help learners speak from day one.

Pimsleur is an app that’s guaranteed to help you learn conversational French. The French course has five levels that make up a total of 75 hours of audio. All of the French phrases and sentences used are exclusively voiced by native speakers.

Not only does Pimsleur provide lots of listening practice, it also prompts you to speak. The program uses listen-and-repeat and call-and-response patterns that encourage you to participate and recall what you learned. Keep doing this for 75 hours and you’ll gain confidence in speaking French.

Key features:

• Well-established method of learning languages
• Authentic voices of native French speakers to train your ears
• Helps you develop familiarity with French pronunciation, accents, and tones

Pricing: $14.95/month for Audio-Only; $19.95/month for Premium (with bonus materials), or $20.95/month for All Access. Try Pimsleur now for FREE .

Devices: iOS and Android

2. Rocket French

Learn French on Rocket Languages

Like Pimsleur, Rocket Languages is also a mostly audio-based program. However, aside from asking you to repeat after a native speaker, Rocket also lets you speak to the app with its high-quality voice recognition system.

Rocket French helps correct your pronunciation and accent. But it doesn’t stop there. It also provides reading materials, grammar lessons, and even cultural tidbits that are instrumental for a holistic French learning journey.

Getting contextualized lessons helps you gain a deeper appreciation for the language and can even help you speak like a native. I don’t know about you but that sounds super!

• Interactive audio lessons complemented by reading materials
• State-of-the-art voice recognition engine
• Easy-to-grasp grammar lessons and cultural insights

Pricing: Lifetime access starts at $149.95 but you can avail of discounts .

Learn French on Babbel

The bestselling app Babbel features a variety of exercises that target all aspects of a language. But the speaking drills stand out as its best feature.

There are two ways you can learn to speak conversational French via Babbel. First, you get lots of French speaking practice with dialogues that mimic everyday life in France. Second, you’re asked to repeat after words and phrases. You can’t do it halfheartedly as Babbel has an accurate speech recognition engine that notices even the slightest fumble in your pronunciation!

Babbel also comes with lots of engaging exercises and quizzes. The French course even has games and two podcasts, which can help you be more familiar with the spoken language. You can learn more with our Babbel review or try the app yourself .

• Huge focus on nailing down French pronunciation and enunciation
• Lots of listening and speaking practice
• A variety of tests that cover reading, writing, and grammar

Pricing: Subscriptions at $13.95/month. Find the l atest Babbel promotions here .

Learn French on Mondly

One of the best French speaking apps is not necessarily dedicated to just improving your speaking skills. In fact, Mondly is an inclusive app that helps hone core skills, from expanding one’s vocab to developing reading skills and learning conjugations.

That said, its use of the voices of native speakers makes it a great way to learn conversational French. The best part? Lessons are done in a fun gamified environment.

Mondly allows you to play your way through French with its engaging exercises. Meanwhile, the leaderboard feature motivates you to keep scoring. What’s not to like?

• Native voiceovers that teach authentic pronunciation and accent
• Immersive chatbot for French speaking practice
• Lessons that cover daily life and French culture

Pricing: Free daily lessons. Full access starts at $9.99/month or $47.99/year. You can check the l atest promo here .

Learn French on italki

So far, I’ve recommended apps where you either have to repeat after a voiceover or talk to a chatbot to get French speaking practice. While they can help you become fluent, there’s no better way to put your skills and confidence level to the test than by talking to a native speaker.

Enter italki , a platform that connects you to over a thousand French professional teachers and community tutors. Here, you don’t just get to speak French but also receive guidance and correction on your pronunciation and tone.

While many French tutors have standard lesson plans that they use for students, the beauty of using italki is that you can ask your tutor to customize your course according to your skill level or pain points. Check out our italki review to learn more.

• Private coaching from a French native speaker
• Lessons that are customized to your needs
• Affordable tutor rates and flexible schedules

Pricing: Varies per tutor but you can find tutors for as low as $5 per lesson. Check out the discounted trial lesson here .

6. Rosetta Stone

Learn French on Rosetta Stone

One of the best ways to improve your French speaking skills is to be completely immersed in it. Rosetta Stone, a well-known language learning app, helps you do that from the start.

Rosetta Stone teaches languages through an approach called Dynamic Immersion. In simple terms, this means you learn French entirely in, well, French. Apart from the instructions, everything in the app is in French. No translations or pronunciation guides.

Combine this with the app’s TruAccent voice recognition engine and you get one challenging app.

This way of teaching languages is rather polarizing — it can be uncomfortable, even ruthless for some. But for those who crave challenge and want as much language exposure as possible, Rosetta Stone may just be the perfect app.

• Exclusive use of the voices of native French speakers to train your ears
• An immersive and authentic way of learning to understand and speak French
• Ideal for upper beginner and intermediate learners

Pricing: Starts at $35.97. Check out Rosetta Stone’s promos .

Learn French on Preply

Like italki, Preply connects you to a large pool of French tutors who can help you boost your language skills. It’s easy to choose a tutor; you simply browse and filter profiles based on the specialties, price, schedule, and reviews.

The great thing about Preply tutors is that many of them speak more than two languages. For instance, if you know German, you can search for French tutors who can also speak German. This way, you can use and learn two languages!

What’s more, you can sign up for a free trial first. This way, you can easily switch to another tutor if you’re not clicking with the first one.

• Connect with native French tutors
• One-on-one coaching on French pronunciation, accents, and tones
• Flexible rates and schedules

Pricing: Varies per tutor but you can find tutors for as low as $4/session. Find a French tutor on Preply now .

Learn French on Lingoda

Another amazing platform where you can find French tutors is Lingoda . Here though, you can choose between private, one-on-one classes or group classes.

Lingoda features professional native-level teachers located worldwide which means you’re getting authentic, expert instruction with cultural context. What’s more, the site offers over 550k classes per year or 60+ classes every hour, 24/7. Regardless of where you are in the world, you can find a class to join.

But what I really love about Lingoda is that you can get personalized feedback whether you signed up for private coaching or group sessions. That said, being in a small class means you’ll be interacting with more people and likely getting more speaking practice.

• Option to learn one-on-one or in small groups
• Classes cover beginner to advanced levels
• Additional resources (e.g., annotated PDFs, homework, blog, etc.)

Pricing : Starts at $10/class. Check out the latest Lingoda promo here .

Devices : iOS and Android

Learn French on FluentU

Learning a language doesn’t have to be limited to formal study plans or structured courses. In fact, one of the best apps to learn French uses real French video content like movie trailers, music videos, news clips, celebrity interviews, and more.

FluentU is an app for learners who want to consume French media and learn from it. And if you think you can simply laze away with this app, think again. With FluentU, you’re not just watching videos passively.

For you to effectively and quickly learn to speak French, you have to click on the interactive subtitles. From there, you’ll see definitions, pronunciation guides, other usages, and even context. There are also speaking exercises. Who knew watching videos online can be this educational?!

• A vast collection of real-world videos arranged by skill level and genre
• Interactive captions that help you dive deeper into new words and phrases
• Pronunciation guides and speaking exercises

Pricing: Subscribe for as low as $19.99/month. Or try it first for free .

10. Memrise

Learn French on Memrise

With thousands of videos featuring native speakers in their local settings, it’s no wonder Memrise is recognized as a great app for speaking.

This immersive app effectively teaches French by showing video examples of how the language is used in real life. The phrases you will learn are all relevant and with cultural context to boot. Because native speakers deliver them, you can hear subtleties that you might miss if you just listen to machine-learning bots.

To build long-term memory, there are quizzes, games, and flashcards. And while Memrise’s official French courses are highly recommended, there are also user-generated courses that cover various themes.

• Learn useful French phrases
• Video lessons delivered by native speakers in local settings
• Effective and engaging review materials

Pricing: Free with some features. To access all content, upgrade to Memrise Pro for only $5/month .

11. Lingopie

Learn French on Lingopie

Like FluentU, Lingopie is an immersive learning platform that teaches languages through content that actually appeals to you. Here, you can find tons of French TV shows and films that can help turn you into a Francophone (or at least make you feel like one).

Learning on Lingopie is as easy as choosing a show or movie to watch and learn from. The videos have dual subtitles and transcripts. You can click on words to get instant translations and hear the correct pronunciation.

You can then record your pronunciation of the words and let the app test you for accuracy. You can also save your favorite words (or the difficult words) and turn them into flashcards that you can review later.

What’s more, Lingopie has a tutoring platform that includes expert French tutors!

• Learn relevant French vocabulary from native speakers
• Substantial collection of engaging French videos
• Innovative learning tools to help you develop better recall

Pricing: Free 7-day trial . After the trial, you can subscribe for as low as $5.99/month.

12. Speakly

Learn French on Speakly

Speakly is available in only seven languages, at least for now, but it is a great app if you’re looking to refine your French speaking skills.

As you can gather from its name, Speakly’s main goal is to help you speak and confidently converse with locals. What’s great is that you can tailor your study plan based on your skill level, your reason for studying (e.g., work, traveling, studying abroad), and how much time you can commit per day.

Speakly will then teach you the most statistically relevant words in French. With its audio guides and voice recognition software, you can gain listening and speaking practice. Finally, using spaced repetition method, the app helps you build long-term recall.

• Ample listening and speaking practice
• Teaches relevant vocabulary and essential grammar
• Customized learning tracks

Pricing: €10.99/month. You can lower the cost by signing up for longer periods.

13. Speechling

Learn French on Speechling

A non-profit language platform designed to improve your speaking skills, Speechling uses a combination of technology and human coaching to help students.

Here’s how it works: you listen to a professional voice actor say a sentence. Then, you can record yourself and save it for your coach to review. Within 24 hours, you will get feedback on your pronunciation, intonation, rhythm, grammar, word choice, and more. And that’s for free!

By repeating this cycle for two to three months, you can achieve conversational fluency. You can also access the app’s free vocab flashcards and quizzes.

• Learn authentic French pronunciation and tones from professionals
• Get coaching from native speakers
• A holistic approach that also improves vocabulary and grammar

Pricing: Free for up to 35 coaching sessions per month. Get unlimited coaching for $19.99 per month.

Learn French on Tandem

One of the best ways to become fluent in French is to talk to Francophones. As I’ve mentioned above, you can do that with French tutors. But what if you want something more casual, maybe even social?

If you answered yes to that question, Tandem is for you. This language exchange app that doubles as a social network connects you with thousands of French speakers who are keen to teach you their language while also learning yours.

With Tandem, you can chat with French speakers via text, voice notes, audio calls, or video calls if you’ve grown comfortable enough with him/her. Your language partner can correct your pronunciation, intonation, sentence construction, word choice, and more.

• Connect with French speakers
• Social way of learning languages
• In-app translation feature, communication tools, and option to sign up for paid lessons

Pricing: Free with limited features. For unlimited translations and more features, you can sign up for Tandem Pro for $6.99/month.

Bonus: Duolingo

Learn French on Duolingo

I know, I know, Duolingo isn’t the first app that comes to mind when you think of speaking apps. But as you can see from this Duolingo review , this app has its merits.

French, along with Spanish, is one of the most well-developed courses on Duolingo. It has more units than other courses, it has the Stories feature, and as of writing, French and Spanish are the only courses that have podcasts.

The podcasts are not your run-of-the-mill content — they feature real Francophones with interesting stories — and aside from the host’s narration, you hear everything in French. That means more listening practice, which can help you improve your speaking practice too.

While the voiceovers on Duolingo are not as native-sounding as others on this list, long-term use helps you become more familiar with the pronunciation of French words. As for the speaking drills, Duolingo’s speech recognition engine has also improved over the years.

• A gamified interface that motivates you to keep learning
• Fairly accurate speech recognition software
• French Stories and Podcast for more exposure to the language

Pricing: Free! For an ad-free experience, Duolingo Premium is available for $6.99/month.

Final thoughts

French is a lovely language but it does take time and dedication to learn how to speak it. Believe me, I know. That doesn’t mean you have to quit. Why would you when there are so many resources that can help you succeed?

With this list of French speaking apps, plus lots of exposure to the language (French Netflix shows maybe?), you will eventually reach mastery. Exploring books , podcasts , and other learning materials may not directly help you speak but will deepen your understanding of French, which can translate to confidence in speaking.

Stay motivated, take advantage of the tools you have, and enjoy the road to fluency!

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To what extent are the economic and political goals expressed by Cortés and the author of Instructions similar or different? What, in other words, did the Spanish and English hope to achieve in the New World? How did the authors' attitudes about Indians and their religion, culture, and customs differ, and to what extent did the Spain (as a Catholic power) and England (as a Protestant power) seek to have intimate social contact, cultural or religious assimilation, etc. with native Americans? How did all of these varying attitudes shape colonial practices and institutions? In other words, what did the Spanish and English hope to achieve, and what was the actual character of the early Spanish and English colonies in the New World?

While the French government surrendered to Hitler, a French Army officer, Charles de Gaulle (1890-1970), organized a French government in exile in England with the goal to take back France from Hitler. Hitler then set his sights on Great Britain. Winston Churchill (1874-1965) became Prime Minister of Britain and resisted Hitler’s invasion. The Luftwaffe, Germany’s air force, began various raids against Britain, particularly in London.  In the Battle of Britain, as the Luftwaffe German Air Force attacked, the Royal Air Force of Britain met their attackers in the sky to halt their assault. A new technology, radar, helped Britain to know when the Luftwaffe pilots were arriving. From 1940 to 1941, the British resisted the attacks of the Germans. While many nations fell to Hitler, the British resistance worked. Germany never gained control of Britain. 1.Describe what happened during the Battle of Britain. Who won this battle?

What is the meaning of the quote below? “Which has no existence two or three centuries ago and those comforts are not used only by a few, but are within the reach of almost all men. Every day is adding to your comforts." write an enduring issues essay.

1.Why did the possibilities for a better life take so long to reach the working population? 

What was the purpose of labor unions in the early 19th century?

What was Alexander III's policy of Russification about?

What started ww1

How many inhabitants were required to became a state,according to the land ordinance of 1787 A(60,000 B(50,000 C(30,000 D(40,000 E(70,000

Which was a positive change that occurred in China because of Ming Dynasty policies that helps increase population?

Think about an amendment (1-10) you think has been challenged in the past twenty-five years.

Then, post a link to an article, video or other piece of media that relates to one of these controversies. For example, this article  Drones  relates to the Fourth Amendment interpretation of what constitutes illegal search and seizure. In at least 150 words, explain how your article relates to the particular amendment you've chosen to discuss.

I need to help the introduction and the conclusion in the essay about the relationship between colonies and England.

Can someone help me to do it? It's due tonight.

The title I choose is John Brown's Rebellion

What is a topic sentence

Why was the summer of 1863 so decisive for the Union?

Who coined the term “great resignation”?

What's the difference between phyla, order and family?

What causes hurricanes in the Southern Hemisphere to spin in the opposite direction from ones in the Northern Hemisphere?

How can coral reefs and estuaries support high levels of biological diversity?

Create a different histogram of the data using a different bin size. Similarly, be sure to label your axes and add a title

If you test the difference between three groups in ANOVA and you get a significant F test, you must

Suppose that a  random sample  of nineteen recently sold houses in a certain city has a  mean  sales price of $

, with a  standard deviation  of $

. Under the assumption that house prices are  normally distributed , find a 95

  confidence interval  for the  mean  sales price of all houses in this community. Then find the lower limit and upper limit of the 95

 confidence interval. 

Carry your intermediate computations to at least three decimal places. Round your answers to the nearest whole number. (If necessary, consult a  list of formulas .)

Lower limit: $

Upper limit: $

How do you calculate standard deviation?

What is Japanese traditional sports?

1.    Journalize the following transactions for Central Jump Park, Inc.

a.    Start Microsoft Excel, and open the BUS114_02_06.xlsx file from C:\ACTT2\Data\Unit_02.

b.    Click the File tab, and click Save As. Save the file to C:\ACTT2\Student\Unit_02.

c.    Central Jump Park, Inc. received its charter on August 1. Journalize the following transactions associated with starting a corporation, issuing stock subscriptions, and declaring and paying dividends.

                                             i.       August 4. Ten incorporators pay for 50,000 shares of $5.00 value common stock. Receipt No. 1-10.

                                            ii.       August 4. Peter O’Donnelly was reimbursed for organization costs, $6,500.00. Check No. 1.

                                           iii.       August 6. Adina Lee subscribed to purchase 500 shares of $5.00 value common stock. Memorandum No. 1.

                                           iv.       September 16. Adina Lee made a full payment on the stock subscription. Receipt No. 11.

                                            v.       September 16. Issued stock certificate to Adina Lee for 500 shares. Memorandum No. 3.

                                           vi.       November 1. Central Jump Park, Inc.’s board of directors declared an annual dividend of $40,000.00. Preferred stock issued is $100,000.00 of 10%, $100.00 value. Common stock issued is $400,000.00 of $5.00 value. Memorandum No. 151.

                                          vii.       December 1. Paid cash for annual dividend declared November 1. Check No. 381.

d.    Save and close the spreadsheet.

e.    Submit your file to your instructor for grading.

What does “IR” stand for in engineering?

Why is chromium +3 more stable?

What aldehyde is the most easily oxidized?

Why might a provider like to see a graphic representation of a patient's results or vitals over time? provide examples. 

Factor the polynomial by factoring out the GCF.

7 x 2  − 14 xy  + 21 xy 2

The health care provider prescribes Minipress 2 mg by mouth two times a day for a patient who is diagnosed with hypertension. Using dimensional analysis, how many capsules caps should the nurse administer per dose?

A team of researchers at UMass Boston want to understand undergraduate college students’ decisions about food. They create a survey and stand outside the cafeteria, distributing it to every 5 th person who leaves, for a total of 239 undergraduate student responses. a. What is the population for this study? The sample? b. What type of sampling method is used? c. Create one qualitative and one quantitative question that might be on a survey about healthy eating. Explain why each question is the type you claim. d. Of the students surveyed, 147 were concerned about healthy eating. If there are approximately 12,500 undergraduates, how many might you expect to be concerned about healthy eating? e. Identify a type of bias in this study. Explain.

Our Class (15 points) In our QR class, 43% live in Massachusetts. Of the Massachusetts residents, 67% live in Boston. What percentage of the class lives in Boston? 

Since people weren’t traveling during the pandemic, car rental agencies sold of their fleets of cars. However, with the vaccinations, increased travel and supply chain issues, car rental agencies were left with not enough inventory to meet the demand. Use the chart below to calculate the absolute and relative change in national car rental price from its low in January 2021 to its peak in June 2021. Source: New York Times, September 20, 2021: “How Car Rentals Explain the 2021 Economy” 

In Fall 2019, there were approximately 16.6 million undergraduate students in degree-granting postsecondary institutions. This represents a 5% decrease from the Fall 2009 number of students. How many undergraduate students were there in 2009? Source: https://nces.ed.gov/fastfact

Please Help with this question

When the lionesses give birth? She gives birth to their cubs.

How does the nervous system keep blood carbon dioxide and oxygen levels stable

If the concentration of a solution in test tube #1 is 200 mg / mL and a serial dilution is performed with a tube dilution of 1/4 for subsequent tube #1, a tube dilution of 1/3 for subsequent tube #2 and a tube dilution of 1/8 for subsequent tube #3 what is the final concentration of the solution in test tube #4?

If the concentration of a solution in test tube #1 is 16 mg / mL and a serial dilution is performed with a tube dilution of 1/4 for all subsequent tubes, what is the final concentration of the solution in test tube #3?

Can someone help me with this question? In a population of Pennsylvanians, only 18% of individuals express the recessive trait of Syndactyly or webbed fingers ( if using F's = ff) .  What percentage of the population are not webbed?

Explanation of how the carbon cycle occurs Explanation of why the carbon cycle is important to life on earth

How does energy move through the ecosystem?

What is equilibrium means?

Convert the angle 23pi/12 radians to degrees

Solve each triangle using Law Of Sines. Explain your answers.​

When factoring a polynomial in the form ax 2 + bx + c, where a, b, and c are positive real

numbers, should the signs in the binomials be both positive, negative, or one of each?

Can you please help me write a quadratic equation in standard form with the given root(s)

Need help graphing and find the function equation for ferris wheel. *Word Problem given a situation graph the function & be able to write the equation based on the situation. Sea World opened a new feris wheel ride. The ferris Wheel is 120 ft tall. The height from the lowest car to the ground is 30 ft. The ferris wheel makes one full rotation in 2 minutes sketch the graph of on period labeling all the key point.

I don’t know how to get the answer to this problem…number 13

Algebra 2 question

What is the Photoshop update feature?

How do I take something out of a picture on Photoshop?

How does apply image work in Photoshop?

How do lines work in Photoshop?

How do I crop a picture into another picture?

In Photoshop, what is the best canvas size?

For f(x) = 1/(x^2 - 2x + k) and k= -8, what is the integral of f(x) dx over [0, 1]?

I have a fear of speaking, how can I get that problem adressed?

I have never presented or experienced a PowerPoint presentation before or any type of presentation. Not sure how to answer this discussion topic

What is the best font for a PowerPoint?

How do you save a PowerPoint as a high quality PDF?

What’s a good number of slides for a 1-hour presentation?

How can you convert text to a table in PowerPoint?

In your own words, describe how scientists can monitor what goes on in the brains of music listeners (based on the video "How playing an instrument benefits your brain". Must use at least 10 words.

 (146) How playing an instrument benefits your brain - Anita Collins - YouTube

Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner composed operas in their unique styles. What are some significant differences between Verdi’s La Traviata and Wagner’s The Valkyrie that you can readily identify?

Discuss which Nationalistic composer’s music still has a profound impact on society today and why?

This chapter discusses how musical influences grew in the Nineteenth Century. Discuss how you can compare this discussion to modern-day influences of music on society?

Briefly describe the trait theorists’ approach to personality.

• Specifically, how did Gordon Allport, Raymond Cattell, and Hans Eysenck study traits?

Why do musical notes repeat at the octave?

I'm trying to make a 3D maze game in Construct 3 and would like to add 3D floating lights that bounce off the wall (similar to that of a firefly) but I can't figure out how to get them to glow

i need help creating a simple enemy AI in construct 3, can anyone help me?

Write the expression with positive exponents.

Read the following two articles. Reflect on how the world economy may change during the next 10 years. Think about areas of the economy that will grow, and how you might be able to navigate your career towards those areas. What are some skills you can learn during the next 5 years to prepare for this? (Think of both specific technical skills, as well as soft skills.) What are other activities you might do to prepare for these changes? Imagine yourself in 5 years, with the changing economy, and think of anything where you might be in a position to think, "I wish when I was in school I had done, or studied ... ### to better prepare for my career in this new economy and market environment. "

Self-driving trucks: what's the future for America's 3.5 million truckers?

Self-driving trucks: what's the future for America's 3.5 million truckers? | Self-driving cars | The Guardian

Expect More Jobs And More Automation In The Post-COVID-19 Economy (forbes.com)

Read & watch the following articles and videos. Think about how they relate to each other, and to the study of computer science. Then write a reflection of your thoughts on the topics.

(77) CEO Teaches Student How To Make The Right Decision | Vishen Lakhiani Speech | Goalcast - YouTube

Admiral McRaven addresses the University of Texas at Austin Class of 2014 - YouTube

Why Grit Is More Important Than IQ When You're Trying To Become Successful (forbes.com)

(77) A Navy SEAL commander explains how he learned to never give up - YouTube

Read & watch the following articles and videos. Think about how they relate to each other, and to the study of computer science. Then write a reflection of your thoughts on the topics. I selected these stories for this reason; in my experience, the two most important factors for success in computer science are motivation & hard work, and loving what you do for your career. Without those you cannot succeed. I also feel those factors are more critical than any natural talent and ability.

Which other programming languages share a common syntax with Java? (Select all that apply.)

Group of answer choices

Can I have help with a C++ assignment?

I need help creating a business calculator on visual studios. I know how to make the calculator just not the business calculator.

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Which lines from “Robin Hood” best support the idea that Robin Hood and his companions feel a strong connection with nature?

What is the capital of ethiopian

How do you write a research paper?

6. In paragraph 9, the narrator thinks about the time he spent hunting for eggs and playing games as a reflection of which of the following?

A) his limited ability as a student, b) his realization that he should have been studying more, c) his secret pleasures in life, d) his joy at having adventures.

If You are able to help it would be graciously accepted... thank you for considering helping!!!!!! *****Is John Proctor a good puritan? ***use Act 2 page 57, line 18 to page 67, line 3 *** this is an argument essay **This is all from The Crucible ********Link to read is below https://ia800209.us.archive.org/17/items/TheCrucibleFullText/The%20Crucible%20full%20text.pdf

Who would the antagonist be in the Pixar short "Purl"?

Use details (at least three) from the text to explain what sort of town the author describes in the first two paragraphs. Why does the author describe this town in such detail for readers?

Read the sentences and choose the correct word that goes with the sentence

Consider Pasteur's speech in conjunction with the Essential Question for this unit (What responsibility do people have when developing new technology?) What responsibility does Pasteur seem to think scientists have for what they create? Explain using details from the last two paragraphs that support your answer.

Your best friend is pregnant and she knows you're taking Human Development 180 (likely you've shared how exciting this class is!) and now she has asked you for some advice. I would like you to share 3 things that you've learned in this module which would be helpful for a first time mom. Offer information about what she should know and what she can do to ensure a healthy pregnancy. 

What is the purpose of “end” in Python?

Can the Python dictionary have duplicate keys?

sinxcosx=-sinx

We are stuck on a,b,c, and d

A nine-mile stretch of beachfront is bounded by trees. Along the beachfront, the density of the trees is 250 per square mile. The density increases linearly until it reaches 2,650 per square mile eight miles from the beachfront. Find the total tree population in this stretch of land that is nine miles long and eight miles wide.

What are the points of inflection for y = xe^x?

What is the equation of the tangent line to the curve f(x) = x^2 - 10 passing through the point (5,1)?

#7& 8a -b

Please help verify we got the correct answers to these problems 3-4-5

Question 3 a&b&c

Question 1 a&b

Hard edge is a subset of A(Futurism B(Photorealism C(Cubism D(Vorticism E(Minimalism

how many handheld engraving tools appear in the foreground of Paul revere A(three B(two C( One D( Four E(Five

John Singleton Copley exhibited boy with a (Flying) Squirrel at the A(Royal academy (France) B(Royal academy (united Kingdom)C( Louvre D(Society of artists of great Britain E( Palace of Versailles

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write about a time when color affected you in a specific way.

What is the weather today?

How do you draw a mandala?

What is impasto painting?

What is common in all areas of the arts?

What are the different forms of contemporary art?

Predict Suppose you were given an element that has a boiling point around -185°C and a melting point around -190°C. Determine if you were given an element from a group that you already considered in this activity, or a different element. Explain your reasoning.

stoichiometry

Use dimensional analysis to solve all of the following for 2 questions:

Use Dimensional Analysis to solve all of the following:

Is the cobalt system always the same color when it is at equilibrium, meaning a steady ratio of products to reactants? 

in Figure 1. Which bond has the highest bond energy? Which has the lowest?

The Haber Process is used to make ammonia on an industrial scale. If you want to produce 10 metric tons of ammonia, how would you calculate the mass of the reactants needed?

Can you guys check my answer and correct the one that need to be correct!!

Include two program code segments. 

The first program code segment must include one of your functions and the following:

The function's name

At least one parameter

The sequence programming construct

The second program code segment must show where the function is called in the program.

Describe what the function does and how it contributes to the overall program.

Explain in detail, line by line, the way your function works. Your description must have enough detail that someone else could recreate it. 

How do you create a loop?

I currently have a D in my computer coding class because I am having trouble understanding and remembering the material dose any one know an easy way to remember things?

Why is JavaScript not working with my HTML?

How can I import JQuery into my js file?

Is ‘list’ and ‘array’ different in Javascript?

A boat travels due north across a river at 22 m/s, while the river flows west at 7 m/s. What is the boat's resultant velocity as it crosses the river?

Which of the following materials create a a force of friction of 519.4 N when the mass of the object is 100 Kg?

A force of 40 Newtons applied horizontally is required to push a 20 kg box at a constant velocity across the floor. Find the acceleration of the box. Calculate the Net Force. Calculate the weight of the box. Calculate the coefficient of friction between the box and the floor.

An 80 kg person slides along the ground. Assuming the coefficient of friction is 0.3, find the force of gravity acting of the ground.

Calculate the frictional force acting on the person.

Find the net force acting on the person.

Find the acceleration rate of the person.

A horizontal force of 15 N pulls a 5kg block along a horizontal surface. If the force produces an acceleration of 2 m/s^2, what is the net force acting on the object? Calculate the frictional force on the block. calculate the weight of the block. Calculate the coefficient of friction.

how do I bring all of my grades in my classes up except for my algebra 2 class?

A force of 50 N is used to drag a 10 kg box across a horizontal table. If a frictional force of 15 N is present on the box, calculate the unbalanced (net) force on the box. 

N Calculate the acceleration of the box. 

ms2 Calculate the force of gravity acting on the box.

N Calculate the coefficient of friction.

Starting from rest, a car travels 18 meters as it accelerates uniformly for 3.0 seconds. What is the magnitude of the car's acceleration?

How much work is done pushing a 15 kg crate a distance of 2.5 m at constant speed across a wooden floor ? The coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the floor is 0.40. (a.) 0J (b.) 15 J (c.) 368 J (d.) 147 J

how much work is done pushing a 15 kg crate a distance of 2.5 m at constant speed across a wooden floor ? The coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and floor is 0.40. (a.) 0 J (b.) 15 J (c.) 368 J (d.) 147 J

I have an error in my code. Can I have help figuring it out, please?

How do I square?

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How do I write pseudocode in C++?

What is the difference between printf() and cout in C++?

1.What is the motivating force behind each nation's esteeming some practices good and other practices

O The will to live.

O Jealousy.

O The will to power.

2. For Nietzsche, what is the origin of religious values?

O a. Human beings create the values found in religious texts. 

O b. The prophets reveal God's law in religious pronouncements that are then recorded.

Oc. Space allens brought religious values to earth. 

Od. All religious values come from divine revelation to each person whose heart is open to God.

3. For Enrique Dussel, what happens as a result of the face to face encounter with the Other if I a receptive to the Other's call for help?

O a. I realize I am too different from others and must focus on just taking care of myself and my family.

O b. I realize I am co-responsible for the life of the 

Other. Oc. I begin to see that utilitarian standards are the only moral ones.

O d. I find myself to be alone in this world

4. What is the material ethical principle?

O We ought to follow democratic procedures whereby everyone impacted by a policy has an equal voice 

O We ought to do only what is feasible

in its formulation?

O We ought to love our neighbors as we do ourselves.

O We ought to advance human life in community and in harmony with the environment.

5.What is the formal ethical principle in Dussel?

O a. We ought to advance human life in community and in harmony with the biosphere.

Ob. We ought to follow democratic procedures by which everyone impacted by decisions has an equal

voice in their formulation.

Oc. We ought to do what can be accomplished.

O d. We ought to follow Kant's ethics.

6. What is the principle of feasibility? 

O a. We ought to advance human life in community.

O b. We ought to do what is achievable.

O c. We ought to use democratic procedures in which everyone has an equal voice who is impacted by the decisions being formulated. 

O d. We ought to follow Nietzsche's ethics.

7. If a government is willing to sacrifice human life in favor of the private accumulation of profit, it is in violation, most directly of which of Dussel's principles?

O a. material

O b. formal

Oc. feasibility

O d. utilitarian

8. What Social movements as a force for change in 21st century Latin America? Add  ONE ethical standard, (Plato, Kant, Mill, Dussel) to assess whether social movements have advanced or hindered an ethical standard.

(1)  Why were the Genains specifically used for this study? What was rare or unique about them?

In the process of classifying objects, people are especially likely to make use of

• What is Fine’s overall aim or thesis for her article?
• Fine develops a number of objections to Wellman’s argument; reconstruct these.
• Review each of the previous questions. How does Fine compare or contrast with previous authors/articles? Where applicable, add a note to each section of your outline.
• Do you have new or lingering questions about Fine’s article? What questions might your peers have?
• Explain the Experiment Eratosthenes used to figure out the shape and size of the Earth.  Be detailed and descriptive.  Draw a diagram to accompany your explanation.  Make an argument, using your drawing and your words, that the Earth must be round.
• Suppose you are stuck on a strange asteroid and you begin walking.  You walk in a straight line for 20 miles and the stars overhead appear to shift by 10 degrees (i.e. the stars that where directly above you are now 10 degrees lower in your sky).  What is the circumference of the asteroid?   HINT: The version of this question that appears on the actual exam may have different numbers or slight changes in details.
• In 1996, astronomers discovered an icy object beyond Pluto and named it 1996 TL66.  It has a pretty eccentric orbit (e=0.579), see picture.  It’s perihelion distance is 35 AU and it’s aphelion distance is 132 AU.  Also, it takes a full 761.7 years to orbit the Sun once.  Answer the following.

1)     When in its orbit will 1996 TL66 be moving with the fastest speed?

2)     What shape is this orbit?

3)     What is the semi-major axis of 1996 TL66 (show work)?

Know how to identify which constellation the Sun can be found at any time of the year. If I give you a particular month and a picture of the ecliptic, can you tell me which constellation will be high overhead at midnight? At noon? Practice this! Know how to identify a person’s astrological sign if you are given an ecliptic diagram. Know the difference between seasonal constellations and constellations you can see all year long from your latitude. Be able to explain why some constellations are circumpolar and some are not. Coordinate systems might be important here!

What makes a hypothesis different from a theory?

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Help me explain the rhetorical situation to my professor.

His ancestors' zealous attacks against Quakers, Native Americans, and accused "witches" were both a source of interest and of conflict for Hawthorne, who so often explored this history and his connection to it in his writings. In "Young Goodman Brown" he powerfully weaves family facts into the plot and theme of his story and, as Edward Wagenknecht points out, "is perfectly clear-cut on witchcraft, as perhaps he had to be to purge himself in his own mind of the sins of his ancestors. In his stories the Salem outburst was a `terrible delusion,' a `universal madness,' in which `innocent persons' `died wrongfully' "

How does "Young, Goodman Brown" offer an interpretation of the "persecuting spirit" of late seventeenth-century Puritanism?

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thing that people must feel self recpect.

Hi! My teacher tells me to write an essays with the titile compare and contrast the Superman and me and Prison Studies.I need to help the introduction and conclusion. These are stories and direction:

Give a brief introduction of the Tuskegee Airmen and describe what significance they hold in American military and social history. Use dates and historic background.

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How should I end a speech?

How can I improve my speech and debate?

What are some fun debate topics?

How many words are in a 3-minute speech?

How do you change this sentence into indirect speech, “She said to me, ‘I have a pen’”?

What are some examples of frozen speech style?

What are some tips to write a speech about yourself?

What are other options for travel in Mexico?

I really am trying to teach myself Spanish because I don't have access to a Spanish class or lessons, but after a few weeks my dedication steadily decreased because I'm not seeing any real results or actually learning the language. What should I do?

What tense of the verb am I supposed to use? 'Yo voy a compara una videograbadora para que mi hermana ___ (poder) ver películas en español.'

Spanish help: Complete the sentences replacing the ____ with the correct present perfect form of the verb in parentheses.

Yo le __ una buena propina a la camarera (dar) *, yo __ con toda la tarea de español. (preocuparse) *, yo __ un abrigo porque hace fresco. (ponerse) *, nosotros __ las manos para ser sanos. (lavarse) *.

What is the future tense for I am going to go somewhere? Like "I am going to take this prescription to the pharmacy" "________ tomar la receta a la farmacia"

"Cuando la clase no es interesante, yo estoy..." How would I finish this sentence (nervioso, aburrido, preocupado, alegre)?

Which word (acuerdo, recuerdo) is correct for this sentence? ¿Conoces a ese actor? Pues, no me ___ de él

What should be in the blank? Por fin, el zorro _____ que las uvas estaban agrias. (At last, the fox decided that the grapes were sour.)

How do you say “mismatch” in Spanish?

Hi what's the center of earth?

What effect does high Co2 and thus carbonate level on marine organisms

I need help to bring my Adv. graphic designs grade up from 59. do you like have any advice for me on how to bring my grade back up?

What is Computer Aided Design with examples?

What should be a designer's priority while creating a design?

What is the importance of computer-aided design?

What are examples of some aesthetic things?

On which factors should design be rated?

What does approach to design mean?

How and where can I learn graphic design?

• Administrative agencies may create rules substantive rules, which are commonly referred to as regulations.
•  False

When it comes to the topic of free enterprise, there is often debate. For example, some people will say that free enterprise is an ethical economic system. Others will argue that it is unethical. Write a two paragraph essay discussing whether you think the free enterprise system is ethical or unethical and why.

This discussion board has three (3) parts.

Part I  - It’s time to tell me and your classmates a little about yourself. Tell us where you work, what type of work you do your major, and other information you’re comfortable sharing with us, such as your hobbies, unique life experiences, future career plans, etc. Share some information about yourself so that we can get to know one another.

Part II  - Use the most current Occupational Outlook Handbook ( U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (Links to an external site.)

) to research three (3) different categories of managers. For each, prepare a bulleted list in your own words (not copy-and-paste) that describes the following:

• The nature of the work
• Training and qualifications needed
• Job outlook
• Projections data

Your initial posting should be substantive (at least 200 words) and is  due no later than 11:59 PM on THURSDAY of this module .

Part III  – To complete the discussion board portion of this assignment, your responses to a minimum of  TWO  (2) classmates is required  no later than SUNDAY at 11:59 PM.   These responses should be substantive (at least 50 words each) and add significantly to the discussion by building on your classmates’ comments, noting similarities or differences, suggesting alternative solutions, pointing out problems, and even at times, constructively disagreeing. When responding to classmates, please include their first names (i.e., Rebecca, I think you hit the nail on the head!)

Please note : You must post to the discussion board before you can view classmates' responses.

Please also note : Late postings and/or responses will  not  be accepted for grading. For further guidance, refer to the discussion board rubric.

This assignment is worth up to 30 points: up to 20 points for your initial posting, and up to 10 points for your responses to classmates. 

In his book, The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton Christensen describes companies that do everything right, yet still fail. The external environment changes and destroys or radically changes existing business models. Is disruptive innovation real, and how do we as managers anticipate it.

What is debt ceiling?

What is the difference between public investment and government expenditure?

I would like to start up a trade school for 7th -12th graders and I need directions to funding

What art historian was the champion of the Impressionists, particularly Renoir?

I don't get what the second option is, why can it add [0,1,2,3]?

q <- "My good opinion once lost is lost forever" x <- "Mr." y <- "Darcy" If q <- q SUBSTRING (4, 7) is set to "good" and z <- JOIN(x, y) sets z to "Mr.Darcy", how do you write a code that sets q to "My opinion once lost"?

Will this condition evaluate to true if x is true and y is false? (x OR y) AND (x AND (NOT y))

sol <- 1 REPEAT y TIMES { REPEAT 4 TIMES { sol <- sol + 1 }} If y is positive, what would be the value of sol after running the program?

What is metadata?

Write a pattern that represents a Phrygian half cadence.

What is a rondo?

what is a good paper topic? bc i need one for the last paper i am doing.

12. Which lines from “Robin Hood” best support the idea that Robin Hood and his companions feel a strong connection with nature?

If there is nothing else you can write about a subject, what can you write instead?

I wrote a somewhat big essay for a program if anyone can read through it and give some suggestions or where I should put the paragraph splits (not finalized) that would be great. Here it is:

    In the third grade, my school introduced the honor roll, a list of the top kids with the highest grades and all, and it was a new concept to me at the time. When I went, after a while I started feeling somber during the time, because it was a long showing and my name hadn’t been called yet and I thought I didnt make the honor roll. But after a while I got called last and I was the number one student in my grade. Before in my school, I was a good kid and had good grades in my other classes and in my other grades, but I never really took realization of the work that I did and how I felt about it. Before I didnt really know what to think about school because I always worked hard and did good, but I didnt really appreciate it though.

 After the honor roll though, I started to really appreciate the work I had done and how it affected me. After the honor roll, I started to feel more confident about me and my work, and I worked harder to try and keep my position. In the years following, I kept on getting top 3 in the honor roll, and it encouraged me to work harder to get to the first place spot. But during sixth grade, when COVID happened and everything when online, the school felt really different because nothing really felt the same and the things just werent as motivating as they were before, and we didnt even get a honor roll until the end of the year, and even after that it didnt feel the same as it did before.

    After, during the summer, I felt determined again so that when the school year reinstated I would try my hardest to stay in the top three in the honor roll. When seventh grade came and we were doing part online and part in-person, I felt somewhat motivated during the online portion to go and make  the honor roll as we didnt have one, but once we went in-person I tried hard to make the honor roll, and I got number 2, it made me feel happy and like all of my work had paid off.” If anyone reads this and gives some suggestions, thank you.

Can someone read over this, I’m trying to get into a program to help me with stuff, but I’m not sure if it’s good so far. Here it is “I believe I would be a good candidate for the “Program” program because I feel it could help me with my future. My goal for the future is to get into a specialized high school this year, and after that, I want to go to a college like MIT or Harvard, work in I.T or something technology related, and own my own business. This program can help because it can help me learn more about important subjects, like ELA, Math, and Science that can help me get into an excellent specialized high school, and getting into a program like this could help me in the future as it is not easy to get into. From this program, I expect to get extra and harder work in subjects like ELA, Science, and advanced Algebra, and being able to learn material past my grade, and get help studying for the SHSAT test, but also do more independent endeavors in things, for example, projects, more hands-on work for things like science, and get help with more extracurricular stuff like coding and learning different coding languages, learning how to use the things we learn in school to help us build our future, and learn different languages. I plan to contribute to the program by being a good kid. I am always respectful and listen, one example I have never gotten detention. I can also bring diversity, as my parents migrated from Sierra Leone, in west Africa, so I am a first-generation American. Overall, I think I would be a good candidate for the program because it helps me with my goals, and I can help contribute to the program.” If anyone has any suggestions on how to make it better please respond,

Before you begin writing, you must choose a topic. You will be writing 4-5 paragraphs, so your topic must be important and interesting enough for you to hit that length. At the same time, the topic must be narrow and focused enough so that you aren't tempted to stray off topic. Here are some ideas to consider:

1. What is the best (or worst) profession that a person can pursue? Jot down some ideas that make this job good (or bad).

Correct punctuation sentences

rule for dropping the silent "e" when adding a suffix.

How do Afro-Latin individuals code-switch between Black English to regular English and Spanish and vice-versa and how does it impact their Afro-Latin identities?

See attached document and answer the question.

Which sentence from the text best demonstrates the central idea of feeling defeated?

In paragraph 1, Franz is preoccupied with being both late and unprepared for school. How does this affect the plot of the story?

Read these lines from stanza 4 of “Robin Hood. What do these lines suggest about Keats’s attitude towards the world in which he lives?

Hey y’all, I need help writing an essay. The topic is “Did Daniel and Natasha fall in love” . This is due tomorrow and I’m stressing outtt

 During the time which Rip spends slumbering, his place of residence is transformed from an English Colony into the new United States of America (a transition that takes place, at least for Rip, on election day). What changes have this transformation wrought on Rip's way of life? What specific identity problems does Rip have in this new nation, and how could these identity problems be seen as national issues for all new Americans?

"Roselily" by Alice Walker 

How does Roselily's attitude change about marriage and moving from the beginning to the end of the story?

Please answer the question using the answer choices. Thanks

You can skip the passage and jump to the questions. Please answer the questions thank you

(m^4-101m^2+18m-88) / (m-10)

write each expression as a multiple of a power of 10

I really need help on this question? I can't seem to find k

A sum of money is compounded at a yearly interest rate of 9%. After 7 years it is worth $4,000. What is the original amount of money to the nearest dollar

need help step by step

Why is it that the result of joining (or removing) a sizeless object to anything is no change at all, and that the “thing” added (or removed) is literally nothing?

The questions is below…

Marlene wants to determine which podcast adults prefer. She surveys 30 adults entering a park one morning. Which type of sample does this represent?

What was the difference between Burke's and Paine's views on the French Revolution?

Why was the Crystal Palace a representative symbol of British power?

What are causes for World War I?

What is the value of G? I dont know what “value” is.

When the price in the market is $100, Company 1 will produce 100 computers and Company 2 will produce 200. When the price rises to $200, Company 1 will produce 200 computers, and Company 2 will produce 300. When the market price increases from $100 to $200, what is the market elasticity of supply using the midpoint formula?

  Review the sources included, paying attention to the sourcing information and contextualization of each source. Use the right hand column to take notes.  You are looking for how your industrialist made so much money, how he treated his workers and competitors, and how he spent his money . Use all these websites only http://www.history.com/topics/cornelius-vanderbilt https://www.biography.com/business-figure/cornelius-vanderbilt http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/books/review/Kazin-t.html?rref=collection%2Ftimestopic%2FVanderbilt%2C%20Cornelius&action=click&contentCollection=timestopics&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=6&pgtype=collection&_r=0 http://explorepahistory.com/displayimage.php?imgId=1-2-193Dhttp://explorepahistory.com/displayimage.php?imgId=1-2-193D https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_sFFIVzlwDy4oKc5pOonx4-yJhaE_Ds_WFJnbzh7Gng/edit?usp=sharing https://betterthisworld.com/finance/how-did-cornelius-vanderbilt-treat-his-workers/

In a paragraph, explain if you think Reconstruction meant mostly a time of change or mostly a time of continuity for freedmen.  Be sure to use a stand alone topic sentence, to explain at least 3 pieces of evidence to support your point of view, and to proofread before you submit this assignment.

• In general terms, how have Americans' views of the Russia-Ukraine war changed over the past 9 months?
• What was NATO's initial response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how has it changed?
• Name two tribes that inhabited areas around the Rio Grande.

Early Labor Movement Notes Fill in the various problems faced by industrial workers during the Second Industrial Revolution:​

Compare two of the earliest national labor unions using the Venn Diagram: Knights of Labor and American Federation of Labor.​

What happens if I get a D at the end of my junior year in AP history will tht lower my chances of college acceptance

This week's reading discusses important policies that influence the field of human services. Choose one of the following problems: alcohol and substance abuse, child abuse and spouse abuse, elderly health and social care, issues in corrections, or poverty. Discuss the historical perspective about the issue you chose. Then, select one policy from the past 50 years (late 20th or early 21st century) and explain how it has impacted the issue you selected (good or bad) and what changes to that policy, if any, would better serve those in need. Be specific and use material from chapter two and outside research to support your position.  In your answer, tell us why you selected that particular policy. Examples include The Affordable Care Act, Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act, Welfare Reform (PRWORA), the Americans with Disabilities Act, etc. ,

When was WW2

The largest organ of human?

How could a greater diversity of traits help an organism survive in a wider range of climates?

Both molecules and compounds are made up of compounds 

atoms 

. Two or more atoms joined together by shared electrons form a molecule

. Substances made from two or more different elements are 

how did darwin describe his findings?

if This gun was fired at an angel of 30 degrees. How far would the shell go?

DNA binding proteins, called transcription factors and activators, are responsible for establishing ____________ level control of gene expression, as they are required for the initiation of and the rate at which this process occurs.

Please answer B and C

Please answer A,B, and C? Use the graph

This is what I have so far. I don’t what to do both of these questions are an improper integral. An example of both of these would be very helpful.

How do you do this please show an example.

We are supposed to use the integration technique and u trig sub. And I don’t know how to solve it.

if you're good at anatomy and physiology I could use help studying for a test about reproductive system

What are the best website tracker tools?

How do I create my own website?

Why do we need responsive web design?

What is the definition of a landing page design?

How do I do on-page effective SEO?

How do I Display HTML code on Web Page?

I don’t know how to study for my TSI do you know any good websites?

Does anyone have really good advice, or various ideas on how to improve on the SAT ELA portion? I feel stuck.

In a right triangle,  a  and  b  are the lengths of the legs and  c  is the length of the hypotenuse. If  a =3 inches and  b =1 inch, what is  c ? If necessary, round to the nearest tenth.

Succession plans generally cover a time frame of (1,2,or 3) year and human resources professionals often use software specifically designed for succession planning

What are the different saving vehicles?

What is the significance of saving for emergencies?

What are the cost benefits associated with different investing methods?

How do spending habits change through an average person’s life?

How should saving habits change through an average person’s life?

How do commercial banks and credit unions differ?

What are the various types of credit that can be used to borrow money?

What are the three credit score reporting agencies?

What are the factors that influence credit scores? What are the different types and causes of bankruptcy?

What are different investment options, other than savings accounts?

What political or social events in history have impacted the stock market?

Why should beginning investors choose low-risk investments?

What are the common types of consumer fraud in today’s society?

What laws have been recently created to address consumer fraud?

How does a person know they need credit/debt counseling?

Where can a person go to receive credit/debt counseling?

What steps need to be taken to restore a person’s identity once it has been stolen?

What are the various types of insurance?

Why is it important to carry an insurance policy? Who can be identified as a beneficiary?

What insurance companies offer the best coverage and prices?

Any good study tip for the SAT?🥲🥲

Hi! I need help improving my SAT score from 1080 to 1510< can anyone share tips and sources?

"There is a growing feeling, as expressed by several of our focus group participants, that the news media should be “informative rather than authoritative”; the job of journalists should be to “give the news as raw as it is, without putting their slant on it”; and people should be given “sufficient information” from which “we would be able to form opinions of our own." What does 'raw' mean in this sentence?

The diameter of a circle is increased by 80%. By what percent is the area increased?

"Watching such a film, one will likely notice that many cubicles (still a workplace staple) have unwieldy computers and an equally unwieldy office phone." Is this sentence correct?

How to find hieght of a triangle

Solve for a = b/c*2 for b

A city currently has 3.07 thousand residents. Each year the city's population grows by around 310 persons.

After 16 years what will the approximate population of the city be? Round to three significant digits.

Inflation causes things to cost more, and for our money to buy less (hence your grandparents saying "In my day, you could buy a cup of coffee for a nickel"). Suppose inflation decreases the value of money by 5% each year. In other words, if you have $1 this year, next year it will only buy you $0.95 worth of stuff. How much will $100 buy you in 15 years?

Diseases tend to spread according to the exponential growth model. In the early days of AIDS, the growth factor (i.e. common ratio; growth multiplier) was around 1.9. In 1983, about 1600 people in the U.S. died of AIDS. If the trend had continued unchecked, how many people would have died from AIDS in 2005?

A city currently has 2.37 thousand residents. Each year the city's population grows by around 480 persons.

After 20 years what will the approximate population of the city be? Round to three significant digits.

Use Excel functions to find the mean, median and mode of the height data. Label these on your spreadsheet.

Create a different histogram of the data using a different bin size. Similarly, be sure to label your axes and add a title.

Are there any profile websites for Ph.D. students like Plexuss?

In 3-4 sentences, explain how coal made us rich, and why it needs to go? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42yF2t7xMHY

1. What did the miners Dad teach him about land? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRjZlYh0qM0

1. What did the miners Dad teach him about land?

2. The goal of a miner is to make money. Reclamation projects are very expensive, so why do miners end their excavations with a reclamation project?

3. What does the miner describe to be in the topsoil used in the reclamation project?

4. How long did the miner project the land to return to its original form? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRjZlYh0qM0

In 2-3 sentences explain where oil comes from https://youtu.be/KkaplHQp2n0

In 3-4 sentences, explain what would happen if Vesuvius Volcano Erupted in 2020? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlS8d53jkIg

In 2-3 sentences, explain how the Hawaiian Islands were formed thru volcanic activity. https://youtu.be/66UdZWZgfWY

If the DNA sequence is TAC how do I know what amino acid it translates to?

1.      In cats, the allele for black fur (B) is dominant over the allele for brown fur (b). A heterozygous female cat mated with a homozygous recessive male cat.

a.      What is the genotype of the female cat?

b.      What is the phenotype of the female cat?

c.      What is the genotype of the male cat?

d.      What is the phenotype of the male cat?

A space probe on the surface of Mars sends a radio signal back to the Earth, a distance of 8.27  ✕  10 7  km. Radio waves travel at the speed of light (3.00  ✕  10 8  m/s). How many seconds does it take for the signal to reach the Earth?  

Is gravity always 9.8m/s^2

If a government is willing to sacrifice human life in favor of the private accumulation of profit, it is in violation, most directly of which of Dussel's principles?

What is the wavelength of an electromagnetic wave that has a frequency of 5x10-5m/s?

What is the output from the following code? String s = "Computer Science is fun!"; String s1 = s.substring(0,8); String s2 = s1.substring(1); String s3 = s2.substring(1,3); System.out.println(s3);

"Cat has a speak method that returns ""Meow"" Bird has a speak method that returns ""Tweet"" Dog has a speak method that returns ""Woof"" Pig doesn’t have a speak method Cow has a speak method that returns ""Moo"" What is the output from looping through this array of animals and asking each to speak()? Animal[] a = { new Cat(), new Cow(), new Dog(), new Pig(), new Bird() }"

public void f(int a, int b) { if (a/b != 0) f(a/b,b); System.out.print(a % b); } Given the method above, what is printed by the call f(4,2) ?

Can you help with this questions it for interpersonal communication class

What should I know for the AP Macroeconomics exam? (Besides the types of graphs and their rules)

I just need help with Trigonometry, I don’t really understand anything about it.

Find the measure of one interior angle of a regular 105-gon.

My student needs help with this question...work is needed.

Please help with this question...work is needed.

My student needs help with this problem...

Please help my student with this question...

Please help with my student's question...

Please help my student...

The lengths of side AB and side BC of a scalene triangle ABC are 12 cm and 8 cm respectively. The size of angle C is 59 degrees. Find the length of side AC.

What type of graph is y = 2 csc(x)?

What is the history of the concept of entertainment?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of news values?

What are the old tools of journalism?

What is ethics in journalism, and why is it important?

What is Sturgeon's Law in relation to film and media?

Does anybody have resource recommendations for students studying AP Chinese? The course my school offers is independent study, so I'm trying to supplement it wherever I can. Resources can include fictional books or shows, so long as I can use it to practice Mandarin!

I am taking a Cambridge end-of-year exam on pre-calculus in a few months, what should I study?

To solve the equation f(x) = 6x^3 - 48, I took the GCF first. Now, I am left with 6(x^3 - 8) = 0. Instead of using the a^3 - b^3 formula, I solved it like this. (x^3 - 8) = 0, x^3 = 8, x = 2. I took the cube root of both sides, and I got only one solution. The other two solutions are complex, but I can't find them if I use this method. So what is wrong with using this method? If 8 was not a perfect cube, we could have used this method. Why is that?

I don’t understand

Write a quadratic function  h whose only zero is −10

Carlos and Shawn are selling fruit for a school fundraiser. Customers can buy small boxes of oranges and large boxes of oranges. Carlos sold 13 small boxes of oranges and 5 large boxes of oranges for a total of $133. Shawn sold 10 small boxes of oranges and 8 large boxes of oranges for a total of $148. Find the cost of each of one small box of oranges and one large box of oranges.

Can you please help me? Thank you!

Can you please help me?

Two current carrying wires are a distance a apart and experience a Force F between them. The wires are moved a distance 2a apart. What is the new force between the wires?

What law explains electromagnetic induction?

How can we combat stereotype threat?

Pretend you're an -psychologist, and you have been given the job of redesigning the recruitment and training processes for a police departmentHow would you change these processes to ensure equal treatment of all races and ethnicities?

I need help with finding sources that r peer-reviewed, academic journals, or sources that have academic backing for the attached discussion topic. I am new at having to find sources and having trouble this week

What type of memory is for automatic activities, such as bike riding and handwriting?

The Browns have experienced digital adaption in each of the different social structures. Explain how the Brown family has adapted. ***The Brown's Family Scenario***- The lives of the Brown family are entirely dependent on technology. In their lives, it can be seen how we can evaluate society's structural adaption to digital growth, analyze how identities are developed in the digital world, evaluate social theories impacting the digital world, evaluate changes in society's organizations through additional theories, evaluate the evolution of language within online environments and through digital technology, and analyze the development of deviance in the digital world. 

Ross and Kristina met on a  dating  website. Ross is from Florida, and Kristina is from Connecticut. They met on average once a month in person and used video calls almost every day for six months before getting married. Most of their friends also had profiles on dating websites and found their spouses in the same way. Online dating apps have brought about a revolution in how we choose our partners.

Together, Ross and Kristina have two kids - Samantha, who is twelve years old, and eight-year-old Nate. The Brown Family exemplifies how the digital world has become part of almost every aspect of society. Increasingly, all members of the family are  connected with technology . 

Ross works from home and wakes up to the phone alarm, and quickly looks through his Google calendar to see the different meetings he has throughout the day. 

Kristina wakes up and grabs her phone to ask what the weather is going to be like. The answer will help her decide if she will go to work or work from home. Her workplace has made changes to how the business will run, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. A few of the departments have completely gone remote. Going remote has saved the company on office space as well. 

Kristina decides to work from home. However, she must also oversee the kids who are attending  school online . The kids use e-books and use online technology for tests and assignments. Often, she has to help Nate and Samantha with their homework assignments as well. For lunch, she usually orders on Grubhub or UberEats for food to be delivered. She often thinks that the food industry has essentially turned into an online business, putting the livelihoods of a significant number of food industry workers, primarily waiters and waitresses, at risk of losing jobs.

Ross and Kristina's family typifies an increasingly digital economy, rapidly creating groups of digital haves and have nots. The Brown family is able to keep pace with the digital economy as opposed to being on the other side of the digital divide. 

Since the onset of Covid-19, Ross and Kristina have been purchasing nearly everything online. Every store they buy a product from, be it grocery, food, garments, beddings, to mattresses, all give a discount for signing up for their reward programs. Kristina enjoys receiving these discounts. Her  usernames and passwords  have become her new cyber identity in the digital world. Cyber identity can be in the form of user names and passwords or even just a phone number. In fact, Kristina and others reliant on this digital world have cyber identities that bring a new set of realities and consequences.

When Kristina's computer broke, she had difficulty remembering all the usernames and passwords for the various websites. Fortunately, by using each site's login assistance function and with some help from customer care when needed, she was able to retrieve her usernames and passwords. She did so by authenticating her identity using a set of identifying features such as her date of birth, social security number, and other personal details. The digital world has created and confined the identity of Kristina and users like her into a complex digital persona that serves as her cyber identity and fingerprint. 

Ross, Kristina, Samantha, and Nate all have Facebook accounts. Samantha and Kristina have Instagram accounts as well. This helps them stay connected with family out of state and friends that they do not see every day. 

Samantha , who likes to be popular, has been regularly posting on  Tik-Tok . She keeps adding to her Tik-Tok content to remain popular, and in the process, appears to have moved away from her past identity. The real Samantha has been overtaken by identity she worked upon based on followers' interests and expectations. Samantha's followers are from all over the world. Samantha and Nate have been texting each other using internet slang and abbreviations that Ross or Kristina cannot understand. However, Kristina has started using emojis in her emails and texting to be trendier with digital communication .  

Samantha's friend, Alex, has been following a celebrity using a fake ID and writes demeaning comments using slang on her Instagram page as he does not like her. Alex has access to celebrities and the ability to comment only because of digital anonymity. He would have never been able to do this in person. 

What is an example of the displacement defense mechanism?

What is an example of "argument by evidence"?

Who is Maslow and what is his theory?

Wilhelm Wundt used the research method known as what?

sweep - In french passe compose form

We went to - In french passe compose form

was- in french imparfaire form

In the French language, what would be the difference between using leur and les in a sentence if both mean "them". If I said, "We speak to them often, so we known them well." where would the leur and les go and why. Give another example if possible please and thank you.

What is a good way to practice my French without it being boring? I wish I could talk to a french speaking person but I do not know any. Also any tips on helping to remember words?

In french, how can I tell when to use "ce" "cet" and "cette" when describing "this"

Find the words!! in french

find the french words pls screenshot the answers thanks

what should i do to spice up my collage resume. I want to really make it impressive, but im already a junior.

Background about me-  My family and I moved to the USA 5 YEARS ago, and as immigrants with limited English, my parents have had to accept low-paying jobs. My father doesn't get any job because of his medical conditions, and my mother is working in a warehouse where she can't earn too much that can help my father's medical bills, pay our rent, and put food on the table, so I've always known they could not help me pay for College. 

So I've been proactive about earning and saving my own money. Since age 18, I've worked odd jobs (like mowing my neighbors' lawns); I started working at the subway after school and on weekends. Through all these jobs, I've saved about $6000. But even with my finances, I can't afford to pay for my College because I have to pay the bills and help my parents. I need help and complete College to give a good life to my parents. 

Current in College and doing a bachelor's in business management.

• If applicable, state any specific person or family financial circumstances affecting your need for assistance.
• From a financial standpoint, what impact would this scholarship have on your education?
• Discuss how your interest in your field or major developed. Describe your experience in the field and what you gained from this involvement. Please provide a minimum of 200 words.
• When did you know that you wanted to pursue this degree? What makes now the time to pursue or continue your pursuit of your degree? Please provide a minimum of 200 words.
• What are your short- and long-term career goals, and how will earning this degree contribute to achieving those goals? Please provide a minimum of 200 words.
• Describe the skills and traits you possess that help you overcome obstacles. Please describe an experience or accomplishment that you are proud of. Please provide a minimum of 200 words.
• It is highly encouraged that students submit a professional resume to allow the scholarship committee a more accurate view of your professional experience (Please upload PDF or .docx format only. Pages documents will not be accepted).

Taylor argues a disproportionate number of Black people are poorer, more likely to be underemployed, condemned to substandard housing, and given inferior health care because of a lack of participation in local government b race discrimination c. Republican leadership d. failing to vote

Toward the end of her article, Taylor evokes the voice of Martin Luther King, Jr. Complete the quotation: In 1968 during another period of social upheaval, Martin Luther King, Jr., explained that the power of the black movement lies not only its capacity to fight for the rights of African-Americans but in its revelation of the interrelated flaws of American society, including a class and race. b. militarism and materialism. C racism, poverty, militarism, and materialism. D consumerism, poverty, and corruption

The ban on smoking in public buildings infringes on the rights of individual smokers in order to safeguard the health of the majority who are non- smokers. This ban was passed after Dr. Mills argued that it would give rise to the most amount of good health, which is necessary for happiness, and it would alleviate overall suffering from second-hand smoke related illnesses. What ethical theory is the best fit for this argument? a. Kant's categorical imperative b. Plato's theory of the tripartite soul . C Nietzsche's moral relativism d. Mill's theory of Utilitarianism

Kant maintained that human choices, though limited by our circumstances, is ultimately determined by a. the laws of physics b. patterns of activation in the brain c the Matrix d free will

For Kant, if I have heteronomy of the willI have opted to subordinate my will to a the moral law b self love and instinct c. the appetitive part of my soul d eros

For Kant, the only thing in the world that morally good without qualification is a the action that brings about the greatest happiness of the greatest number bthe action that brings inner harmony or justice in the soul c the good will or the will that acts in accordance with the categorical imperative d. the form of goodness itself

One can argue on Kantian ethical grounds that the government's separation of migrant children from their families and their placement in detention facilities to deter others from seeking asylum in the US is unethical because it a. brings about awful consequences by their acts. b. views someone as a liability . c. treats other persons as a mere means . d categorically reject capitalist ideology

The categorical imperative (or moral law), in Kant, is most similar to: a the greatest happiness principle b the golden rule c the idea that you should get what you can while you can d the traffic laws

For Nietzsche, as discussed in class, the death of God means: a an actual God once lived and then recently died, so it is time for the new gods. B the belief in the Christian God is now untenable (people are

 generally falling away from faith) so the European moral values based on that belief are in peril c God has sent his only son to die for our sins d humans do not have free will

According to Nietzsche, as expressed in the Thousand and One Goals in Thus Spoke Zarathustra, human societies develop ethical codes and religious texts by a. forming faith based communities and waiting for the revealed word of God. B discovering the Book of the Dead and deciphering the tablets c simply being open to the prevailing ideology d creating their own values, but then imagining (incorrectly) that a God or Gods created and sanctioned these values

For Enrique Dussel, ought to advance human life in community and protect the biosphere (environment) by means of a practices that are in accord with the categorical imperative. b. democratic procedures and in accord with what is feasible. Cpractices that produce the most amount of happiness. D mindful walking, breathing, and meditation

For Dussel, in the face to face encounter with the Other (victims of the prevailing system) recognize a that there is only one true God b my co-responsibility for the victims of the prevailing system c there is no hope for the future of humanity and the planet

For Descartes, come to prove the existence of God (in the Meditations) only after I realize a I am an unlimited being and can extend my reach throughout the universe b. I am a limited being and did not create myself cam a true believer and have heard the voice of God . D Faith has rewards in heaven

For Descartes, the argument sometimes referred to as "Cogito Ergo Sum" (think, therefore I am)is aan argument which proves the existence of everything to be only within his own mind ban argument that shows the mind cannot be deceived about anything. C an argument for one's own existence while one is doubting or thinking. d. there is a cog in the ergo when one hits the sum

For Descartes, indirect realism or representationalism includes all of the following claims about knowledge except a we have direct perceptual contact with the mathematical physical world b. we only know something about the world through the mediation of ideas in the mind. C only the primary qualities of our ideas resembles features of the mathematicalã physical world. d. there is a real extra mental world beyond the horizon of human subjectivity

For Descartes, Galileo, Locke, and other indirect realists, the primary qualities represent what are today are called asubjective or observer-dependent qualities bobjective or observer -independent qualities c. the first qualities anyone ever knows d. the primary source of horoscope information

The term extra-mental as used in class refers to what is beyond or outside of the mindSince George Berkeley rejects the extra-mental dimension of primary qualities, what is commonly referred to as a physical object is really for Berkeley, a an idea or ideas in the mind b a bunch of particles external to any mind c afantasy d quarks in a field

Epistemology is the study of a aknowledge b. morality c. how weapons inspectors go about their business in the episteme of toxic substances d. how epitomes come to lost souls .

 Rene Descartes' method for putting knowledge on a firm foundation starts with the employment of systematic doubt. Instead of enumerating every one of his opinions, he economizes by calling into question claims about the world which are based on the evidence of a the rational intuition .b the Internet c revelation. D the senses

For Descartes, by the time we finish the third section of the Meditations on First Philosophy we can be confident that the primary qualities really do represent observer independent features of the world and that we are not being deceived about this because A there is a Good God who would not deceive us about this. B there is an infinitely powerful evil genius who creates the external world c while am thinking cannot doubt that exist

In class, we mentioned the theory of knowledge of John Locke only with regard to his contribution of the concepts of primary versus secondary qualitiesIt expresses a distinction made by Galileo, Descartes, and other early modern philosophers and scientistsWhich of the following, would be considered a secondary quality? A the spherical shape of a ball b extension in space c the motion of a guitar string (vibration) d the sweet smell of the rose

In the experiment performed in class, we closed our eyes and imagined a blue sweater. Dr. Mills asked : if we were to go into someone's skull or brain, would we find the blue image? After discussing this , we concluded that the blue image we imagined, each in our own minds, could not be seen by others because it was not to be found in the brain. For Descartes , the mystery of how to account for the blue image is to say that a. it is in the brain but you just cannot see it. b. it is in the mind and the mind is not located in space as are physical objects .c there really is no such thing as a mind or a thinking thing d. to have a blue image in the mind is nothing more than the disposition to say "I have a blue image in my mind

If one accepts Descartes' substance dualism and believes that the mind is separate from the body, then one will have a very hard time explaining : a why I seem to float above my body b. how dreams occur .c what happens when someone hears voices that are not really out there. D what appears to be the very close connection between mind and body

Descartes argues that while the body is made of parts and therefore will one day disintegrate (return to the earth), the human mind A is also made of parts and will have to die b. is indivisible and thus might be immortal. .c creates the body and is all powerful d goes on existing even when there is no thinking at all

For Thomas Hobbes, there is no mind body problem because the human being is basically a. just a bundle of ideas b a physical thing c a dream in the mind of God d neither mental nor physical

For Berkeley, the computer that appears to be outside of my mind is really a. an extra-mental physical object b. a shadow on the wall of the cave . C an idea in the mind d. an image generated by a computer program

Berkeley does not accept the indirect realist distinction between primary and secondary qualities. For one of his arguments against this distinction he uses a thought experiment. Here is a simple version of the

 argument. If we imagine a rolling red ball, and we then try to subtract out ALL of the color (a secondary quality) from the shape and motion (primary qualities ) of the ball, according to Berkeley athe shape and motion of the ball will disappear along with the color. b. the shape will remain even while the color is substracted out c Cthe motion remain ; the ball will roll along without any color . d. the motion and shape will produce a new color.

Descartes argues that the mind and body are separate substances. We have called this substance dualism or the mind body problem. Maurice Merleau-Ponty offers an alternative to substance dualism Merleau -Ponty argues that the correct starting place in the theory of knowledge is not the isolated thinking Ego that is detached (separate ) from the body and physical world, but rather the a categorical imperative b . body c. mind d. lived body

For Merleau-Ponty, when someone is joyous and smiles at me, the smile a is just a physical behavior the joy is hidden from me in the person's mind because mind and body are different substances b is just an idea in my mind; there is no other being apart from me except the unlimited God c is an expression of the person's joy that is, the person's lived experience of the joy is incarnate in the smile. D is just a psychological state (please help me I really need help)

E. B. Tylor is famous for his theory of ‘survivals’; that is “processes, customs, and opinions, and so forth, which have been carried on by force of habit into a new state of society different from that in which they had their original home, and they thus remain as proofs and examples of an older condition of culture out of which a newer has been evolved.” For a total of 10 homework points, come up with 10 original examples of survivals that are not mentioned in the lecture, and be sure to explain the ‘origin’ of each survival (what are they said to be a ‘survival’ of?).

how sociological inquiry can help us understand diversity, group dynamics and the power of separating societies into groups

summarize Descartes' theory of knowledge using one concrete example. For example, explain the relationship between your visual perception of the computer screen or some other item and the item itself that exists in the physical world outside the mind.  Be sure to illustrate the distinction between primary and secondary qualities.

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I think what best explains how and why gender socialization came out to be the way it is today is the patriarchy. I say this because it gives you a base on how gender was seen in earlier days and what it lead to today. Like how in the video it talks about the types of jobs men and women tend to lead to. Men take on more of those physical or engineering related jobs while women tend to take on more care taking jobs. I think in a way this is good because it utilizes some of the skills on gender leans more too than the other since women are the ones that can grow and have children. However in a way this is also a bad thing for the people who view it the wrong way. They think women are weaker or less important than men because of the type of jobs they choose, typically because they're "less physically demanding". However in these days i think it's pretty apparent both men and women can do 99% of the jobs the other can and so stereotypes like this should be ruled out.Career should be chosen by personal preference and not looked down upon. 

After watching the video, I believe that the main sociological perspectives used in the video was symbolic interactionism. This perspective represents the gender socialization. This is because males and females have been taught in the past society to adapt to a specific gender stereotype. We are taught certain things as kids that effect our gender roles as adults.  Masculinity and femininity are personality traits that separate the gender roles. Gender roles have different beliefs and expectations. There are gender stereotypes that are talked about like personality, occupation, and abilities. For example, like in the video they talk about how girls are known to be good at arts and humanities, and boys lean more towards math and science. Or even with the name Sam being a female or males' name. Some people may think otherwise. In today's society I believe that things have changed a little due to women being able to do the same jobs as men, but are they are still judged due to their gender. Stereotypes follow us and influence decisions throughout our lives. The choices and decisions we make are reflective upon learned behaviors.

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why are social classes harmful to society?

I’m three paragraphs What is the explanation on the meaning of Nietzsche's The Death of God thesis?

 what responsibility do you think any society has in dealing with inequality. 

where is the nile river and nile delta on here

What was the Malthusian theory and what were criticisms against it?

What's the capital of Russia?

In what year did Alaska become the 49th state of America?

What is the name of line which connects the north pole to the south pole?

What is the longest distance between any two places on earth?

I need help it’s least to greatest

How many are painted on 4 faces? 3 faces? 2 faces? 1 face? 0 faces? What is the total surface area that is unpainted?

Find each measurement indicated using LAW OF SINES. Do number 11 and 12.​

Solve each triangle using LAW OF SINES. Please do number 13 and 15​

Solve each triangle using LAW OF SINES.​

Find the measure of each angle indicated using RIGHT TRIANGLE TRIGONOMETRY (SOHCAHTOA).​

I already know the triangles are similar by SAS (I think so) but I don’t understand what steps I’d need to do to find what segment DB and CB is. Please help

Help with number 6, I don’t get how to do it. If ABCD is a kite, find each measure (just side AB because it’s only question 6).

I’m not sure how to do the statements and reasons for this problem.

Tiffany can read 90 words in 5.4 minutes. How many words can she read in 30 minutes?

Why do inline CSS commands not work with h1 even when using "! Important"?

What does the tag do?

How do I center the text of my footer in CSS?

Read the following passages and answer the following questions for each one:

1. What is the phenomenon being explained?

2. What theories are advanced to explain the phenomenon? (Some theories may be unstated.)

3. Which theory seems the most plausible and why? (Use the criteria of ad-equacy.)

4. Regarding the most credible theory, is there a test implication men-tioned? If so, what is it? If not, what would be a good test implication for the theory?

5. What test results would convince you to change your mind about your preferred theory?

"In the past several years, a researcher named David Oates has been advocating his discovery of a most interesting phenomenon. Oates claims that backward messages are hidden unintentionally in all human speech. The messages can be understood by recording normal speech and playing it in reverse…. [According to Oates] 'Any thought, any emotion, any motive that any person has can appear backwards in human speech. The implications are mind boggling because reverse speech opens up the Truth’.... To our knowledge there is not one em-pirical investigation of reverse speech in any peer-reviewed journal. If reverse speech did exist it would be, at the very least, a noteworthy scientific discovery. However, there are no data to support the existence of reverse speech or Oates's theories about its implications.”

Rhetorically analyze the poem "Voyage to the Moon" by Archibald MacLeish. How does the poet establish ethos, pathos, and logos? Discuss the subject, speaker, audience, and purpose of the poem. How does the intersection between the subject, speaker, and audience affects the poem?

What is a good topic for a persuasive essay?

Create  a flowchart to help fellow teachers evaluate the complexity of authentic texts that could be used in your  Signature Assignment: Content Area Literacy Unit *. Your flowchart must contain a minimum of 6 steps or components.

How do I get my assignments done on time?

1. Why do you think the author chose to call Buddhism as a "certain way of thinking" rather than a religion?

2. What do you believe was the justification of representing the Buddha through a lotus, a horse with out a rider, or a tree when the Buddha said never to worship idols or idolize himself? 

3. Do you think the adding of the 5th and 6th virtues of Buddhism is what the original practicers of the religion would have ever wanted? A wide open religion that would become accessible to all? 

4. How do you believe the original followers of Buddhism would react to expansion like Zen Buddhism or images of Greco Buddhist Art?

5. Why would the Kushans change their complete lifestyle and live between the Roman and Chinese empires rather than attempts to expand their boarders?

6. Why is it the Kushans decided to represent all of their peoples religions on their currency?

7. Traditionally donations had no purpose in Buddhism, yet the Kushans were so worried about happiness after life so they added donations into traditions...why would this not correct late to traditional Buddhism?

8. How would Stupas be view by a traditional buddhist? 

9. What were the other two major ways of thinking when buddhism expanded into china? 

10. Buddhism is a true combination of eastern and western thinking, why? This is evident at the end of the documentary when it shows Japanese celebrations of the arrival of spring.

hello I have a question my teacher told me to type a "minimum length: 3/4 page". what does that mean. how many words should i type? please help!

Apa citations

Does anyone think they could help me with getting this essay done, I have absolutely no idea where to start with it, was absent for 2 weeks and came back to this :(

I need a good example of a reply to this statement Smartphones, smart t.vs , Bluetooth speakers, blue tooth lights, computers and security cameras are IoT that me and my family and friends use.  

Advantages we can look things up either on our phones computers and t.vs. 

Disadvantage is they all can get hacked into.

I need a good example of how to reply to this statement HELLO IMSORRY IM LATE. WE USE ALOT OF CELL PHONES AND LAPTOPS HERE AT MY HOME AND THE HONEST OPINION ON THE INTERNET THING IS, SOMETIMES WE DONT REALLY THINK JUST DO WELL IN MY HOUSE I HAVE TEENAGERS SO ALOT OF TIME IM REALLY IN THE MIDDLE.

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If you had a country what would you name it and why

What is the most effective way to study for unit tests in APUSH?

Was slavery the main engine of American economic growth? 

What was slavery main role in the u.s economic growth that lead to the civil war 

How did slavery play a role in American’s capitalism.

 how/ why did slavery play a big role in building thye

 American economy system and how it impacted it.

What was the cause and effect of slavery in the American economy world and how did it affect the economy in this generation.

In what way did the end of slavery affect us 

What were the positive effects of slavery in the United States economy in 2020?  

what was the ideal of “homespun virtue” and how did it appeal to different groups in the colonies

How do i study for the AP exam when its this friday?

How did Japanese Americans use the loyalty questionnaire to resist or critique their incarceration?

I need help studying for my Chapter 17 AP US History test.

Was the election of 1960 an easy victory for Kennedy? Why?

What were causes for the Seven Years War?

What was similar between the New Deal and Great Society programs?

Where's a great place or site y'all recommend in learning the likes of coding, Adobe, Microsoft, and whatnot with this computer stuff? I'm not really a STEM person and really don't know much about comp sci tbh but was curious to see!

ystems Kai Edmonds is a manager of client support services for BizNet Computer Systems, a vendor that sells networks to small organizations. She is aware that a number of BizNet's customers have very little experience with the tasks associated with keeping a network system up and running. Kai spends considerable time on the telephone answering questions. Most of the questions she gets relate to the following three topics: - Security threats - Media backups - Disk performance Kai thinks BizNet needs a document to provide to its customers when they take delivery of their office network. The document Kai has in mind would address the trhee concerns she hears most often from customers. Assume that BizNet sells Windows desktop workstations that are attached to a Windows server. First, develop a preventive maintenance checklist of tasks that a small business organization could use to manage their systems for maximum performance and reliability. The checklist you provide should address the three primary areas of concern Kai has listed above. Next, expand one of the categories of tasks on the checklist to provide clients with a brief explanation of how to perform each step on that portion of the checklist. As you write the checklist and explanation of how to perform each step, remember that BizNet's clients are not computer professionals.

Geo-Habitus is a company that sells kits used to build vacation cabins shaped like geodesic domes. The company has identified a need for a local area network (LAN) to facilitate communication among workers and permit collaboration on tasks. Bridgette Petrang, the technology supervisor at GeoHabitus, has asked you to develop a project plan with Microsoft Project 2010. To learn the basic features of project management software, you will input the tasks for a LAN acquisition project at Geo-Habitus, shown in the outline below. The goal of the project is to select a new LAN for the company.

Project Plan: Geo-Habitus LAN Selection Project

Step Task                                                                                                                                                Time Estimate              

1 Conduct a user needs analysis among the Geo-Habitus managers and employees for a new LAN system.                                                                                                                                             8 days

2 Develop a specification of the required LAN features. 4 days

 Define the selection criteria based on mandatory and desirable features, vendor

3. support, costs, and compatibility with existing equipment; decide on a weight for each criterion.

4 Write a Request For Proposal (RFP) document for vendors that describes LAN operating requirements, bidding procedures, and decision criteria.

5 Send RFP document to LAN vendors. 1 day

6 Allow time for vendors to prepare written responses to RFP. 14 days

7 Analyze vendor responses to RFP and evaluate bids. 5 days

8 Select a vendor and award the contract for the LAN installation. 1 day

" Help Desk Performance at Virtual-SoftBeth Goldman, supervisor of Virtual-Soft’s Help Desk service gets weekly data from a helpdesk software application on her support specialists' performance. She wants to use the data to measure her staff members' productivity. Use a spreadsheet program to enter the data for Beth’s staff from last week shown in the table below."Beth thinks that productivity should be measured as the amount of work accomplished divided by the effort expended. Think about this definition of productivity. Use your spreadsheet to calculate the measure of productivity you think would be appropriate for these workers. Who is the most productive agent on Beth’s staff? Is there more than one right way to approach this problem? Print your spreadsheet, and explain your results."SupportSpecialistCalls Handledper WeekAvailable Hoursper WeekAverage Minutesper CallSusan11231.514.2Jose12731.011.3Sue00.00.0Barbara8725.115.9Ekaterina15130.09.2Shere-Kahn6324.213.6Dennis7729.611.9Kristen6327.110.6"

"You are a user support specialist at Les Deux Vaches, an organization that publishes a trade publication for the dairy industry. Several managers have approached you about a problem they need help with. Each of the managers has a laptop computer they use to connect to the company's intranet and to the Internet. They use their laptops to access email and certain accounting information in the evenings and on weekends. They are concerned about the possibility of accidentally downloading spyware that could be used to obtain proprietary corporate information or slow the speed of their laptop. Investigate some free antispyware utility programs that are available for download from the web, and make a recommendation to the managers about which program to use. Complete the following tasks:1. Create an evaluation criteria checklist for an antispyware utility. Develop as complete a list as you can, keeping in mind the problem the managers want you to help them solve. You can also consider any software support issues or other factors you think arerelevant.2.Develop specific evaluation criteria for an antispyware utility"

"Locate the technology support standards for your workplace or school, or find another organization’s technology product support standards online. Write a short comparison between those you find and the support standards at the University of Texas Arlington described in this chapter. How are they similar? How are they different?"

Design a backtracking algorithm to solve the m-coloring problem using  the general framework discussed in class.  All other solutions will not receive credit.

//define variables used

coloring(m, G)

// add your pseudocode here

r-coloring(k, m, G)

//add your pseudocode here

color_ok(k, G)

(8 pts) Write the pseudo-code

(2 pts) Analyze the worst-case running time of your algorithm.

I'm working on probability and struggling with the binomial process. Is there a way to calculate the amount of success trials without counting them out? For example, a six faced die gets rolled five times and gets only two 6s. What is the probability of that? And how many success trials are there?

How many megabytes are there in a gigabyte?

What is the translation of “happy birthday” in German?

How do I say “happy birthday” in German?

Trying to understand AP Statistics. Just the entire course in general. Any tips?

I need math help

Can you please help me answer this questions

This is the question:

In a recent random sample of 100 students, 14 reported that they had texted while driving in the past month.

• Assumptions and Conditions  - Make a check-list of assumptions and conditions.
• Raw data, computations, and resulting confidence   interval  - Present the data that you were given, and show the computations for the confidence interval by showing the key-strokes on your TI-84 or Excel.

A monthly plan cost $1 per month plus 0.35 per text message. Find the monthly cost for x text message

For your first news analysis, you will need to find an article of your choosing. The article must contain a discussion of some data using summary statistics.

1) Identify the following. The first three items are crucial. The rest should be reported if they are mentioned in the article:

A. The things or people being examined.

B. What is being examined with respect to those things or people?

C. Where it is being examined?

D. When it was examined?

E. Why it's being examined?

F. How it's being examined? 

2) List at least one summary statistic given in the article. If you'd like to list more than one, that's ok.

3) Give a short analysis of why you agree or disagree with the article. This analysis can be based on anything which the article states or anything that you're aware of.

4) Include a copy of the article in your submission. You may do this by copying and pasting the article into your document, or by copying and pasting a url address for that article.

What is the lab value of biocarbonate?

Transition theory provides a framework that generates research questions and guides effective care prior to, during and after the transition. Patients, families, and health systems encounter and face many changes that prompt processes and strategies for coping with these changes and their aftermath. For patients and families receiving care, interventions are made to assist them in facing each of the changes and promote well-being. They must understand the transition experience of passing from one stage to another. Examples include going from a teenager to a single parent or going from being perfectly healthy to very ill. This theory and its interventions aim to ensure a healthy transition from one state to another. This theory is also used in many different fields, not just nursing.  List 3 ways this theory could apply the transition into nursing school

4. Lay-folk will sometimes use the unscientific expression "missing link" in an attempt to engage in scientific conversation. What are they trying to describe when they use this expression? How do they this expression?

What is the difference between a compound shape and a compound path in Illlustrator?

How can I open PSD files in Adobe Illustrator?

Why is Illustrator adding a '#' to my line of text?

How do I move an Illustrator artboard?

I’m writing a code for an AI bot and i keep getting an error, does anyone know how to fix this?

What is 1.140 divided by 3

i am a highschool freshman interested in learning how to code with java! any tips?

 System.out.printf("This program will determine the use of a cell phone bill");

   System.out.printf("Enter Package A, Package B, Package C");

   Scanner keyboard= new Scanner(System.in);

   String packageletter; 

   packageletter=keyboard.nextLine();

   {//switch (number)

  }//being switch

   case 1: "PackageA"+ "450 + 39.99";

   break;

  case 2: "Package B" +"900+ 59.99";

     break;

  case 3:"Package C+" +"200+ 69.99";

   default:System.out.print("This number entered wlll determine how much each phone bill cost);

  }//end switch

   if (packageA+PackageB+PackageC)

How do I square in Java?

What are some tricks to learn Java quickly?

what is 4+1

3 ways magma forms

Why do you think earth is round?

How long would a human survive on each planet according to the video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7FJQok__HE

In 3-4 sentences, explain all of the phases of the moon based off of the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXseTWTZlks

What human impact led to the “Love Canal Disaster?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iSFgZ-SlaU

1.What are symptoms? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvaQLvuVYeU

1.What are symptoms?

2.What are the treatment options?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvaQLvuVYeU

1.What are the causes of fetal alcohol syndrome? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvaQLvuVYeU

the length of a rectangle is 3m less than twice the width, and the area of the rectangle is 14m squared. find the demension

One giant ant colony is reported to have about 3.06 x 10 8  worker ants and 1.02 x 10 6  queen ants. The number of worker ants is about how many times the number of queen ants? 

(-8-b)+6c if b=-5 and c=2

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Becky's dad gives her money each time she washes the car. The first time she washes the car he gave her $1.00. Each time after, he gave her $1.00 more than the time before. how much money will Becky have when she has washed the car 14 times?

what is the absolute value of |-3x|=18

What formula would I use In excel to get the average of high and low temperatures

d.     Save and close the spreadsheet.

e.     Submit your file to your instructor for grading.

What are rows and columns?

What is syntax of Vlookup in excel?

What does * mean in Excel formula?

How do you add shadow to text in Excel cells?

under what conditions would the ussr leave afghanistan

what led to the placing military detachments in afghanistan.

What effect did private and government institutions have on People and businesses during the Great Depression?

What were some of the effects of World War I? 

Also what part of the land includes the city of Rome?

Who is the leader of the Haitian Revolution?

How were Chartists eventually able to democratize Great Britain?

How do you think Durham's report affected French speaking Canadians? 

How did the colonial settlement of Australia and New Zealand differ?

Drag the ruler into the box next to his nationality.

Which of the following are characteristics of nation-states?

Help with scholorship essay

The cheerleading team was raising money for a local charity by running a concession stand at the soccer game. They used a markup rate of 300%. If it cost the cheerleaders $0.50 to purchase a bag of chips, what was their selling price?

The sum of a number and negative three

what is the volume of a cylinder with the formula v=3.14*r^2*h with the raduis be 12 and height 6

"I’m thinking of 5 numbers such that their mean is equal to their median. If 4 of the numbers are 14, 8, 16, and 14, what is the 5th number?" What is the 5th number Ms. Hernandez is thinking of?

Taher plans to cut the 3 pieces of lumber for the flower bed border from a single piece of lumber. Each cut takes 1/8 inch of wood off the length of the piece of lumber. Among the following lengths, in inches, of pieces of lumber, which is the shortest piece that he can use to cut the pieces for the flower bed border?

What is the degree measure of the acute angle formed by the hands of a 12-hour clock that reads exactly 1 o’clock?

"The balcony is fenced with a balustrade, a stone railing supported by a row of waist-high, vase-shaped pillars." Is this sentence correct?

"...one naval officer paid out eight miles of rope..." What does 'paid out' mean?

If x:y = 5:2 and y:z = 3:2, what is the ratio of x:z?

What is good to submit for a portfolio?

What should I avoid submitting in my portfolio?

Describe confidentiality, privacy, and why record keeping is important

Why did the members of the National Assembly divided into political groups?

What exactly is an Oligarchy? A few examples?

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What two laws are essential for our society to operate, and what two laws are hindering society from excelling? Respond in complete sentences.

why are  social classes harmful  to society?

This week's reading discusses important policies that influence the field of human services. Choose one of the following problems: alcohol and substance abuse, child abuse and spouse abuse, elderly health and social care, issues in corrections, or poverty. Discuss the historical perspective about the issue you chose. Then, select one policy from the past 50 years (late 20th or early 21st century) and explain how it has impacted the issue you selected (good or bad) and what changes to that policy, if any, would better serve those in need. Be specific and use material from chapter two and outside research to support your position.  In your answer, tell us why you selected that particular policy. Examples include The Affordable Care Act, Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act, Welfare Reform (PRWORA), the Americans with Disabilities Act, etc.

Remember to support your answer with material from the readings and outside research and include APA style in-text citations to show where your information comes from.

In response to your peers, share your reactions to the policy selection of at least two classmates. Do you agree or disagree with their conclusions regarding the impact of the policy on the issue they selected?  Use this as an opportunity to learn about a wide variety of social services policies from your fellow classmates.

Which of these were achievements of the Kingdom of Silla during its golden age?

How was shamanism  different  from other belief systems in the Kingdom of Silla, such as Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism?

85443 x 484

O2 can be produced by the reaction 2KClO3 → 2KCl + 3O2. In one experiment, 0.312 g of O2 was formed. How much was KCl formed? 

What volume of a 2.00 M KOH solution is needed to neutralize 50.0 mL of a 3.00 M HCl solution?

Question options:

What is the pH of a buffer solution that is 0.55 M CHOOH and 0.45 M CHOONa?

What is the pH of a buffer solution that is 0.55 M CHOOH and 0.45 M CHOONa? (Thank you for the help)

Which solution has the highest pH?

0.10 M CHOONa

0.10 M CHOOH

Which molecule is the Lewis base in the process?

CO 2 ( g ) + H 2 O( l ) à H 2 CO 3 ( aq )

Which molecule is the strongest acid?

How many particles are in 171.77 grams of aluminum iodide?

I can't get application to submit

how do i make a flyer using google slides

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