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French immersion courses in Paris – Study French in France

Photographie éditoriale illustrant l'article de blog sur Learn Parisian slang (So you don't sound like a tourist!)

Listening to how people speak on the terrace, in shops, on the street, in the métro, that’s where the real learning happens.

You don’t need a huge vocabulary to sound natural. A handful of expressions covers most situations, and locals use them constantly.

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Spoken French and written French often feel like two separate languages, and that gap trips up almost every learner.

French Accents Explained

A clear guide to the five French accents – acute, grave, cedilla, circumflex, and “tréma” (or Umlaut for German speakers) – with pronunciation tips and examples.

Studying French in Paris? Discover why staying with a host family is one of the best and most affordable accommodation options for students.

Why Is the French Flag Blue, White, and Red?

Discover with ACCORD French Language School why the French flag is blue, white and red, what each colour symbolizes, its revolutionary history, and which other countries share the same colours.

French listening comprehension

Are you looking to get some French listening comprehension practice? Don’t look any further… ACCORD’s intensive French lessons are what you are looking for and so much!

Jardins des Tuileries, du Palais Royal, Jardin des Plantes, Jardins du Luxembourg, Jardins des Champs-Élysées… Discover the most beautiful gardens in Paris, handpicked by ACCORD Paris students.

Do you need a visa to study French in Paris? Find out which visa applies to you, how ACCORD Paris can help, and every step of the process.

Le vocabulaire du café en France

Espresso, noisette, café allongé, crème… Discover how to order your coffee like a Parisian in France’s bistros, and where to enjoy it in Paris.

French Bread Vocabulary: Your Guide to the Boulangerie

Learn essential French bread vocabulary, from baguette to pain de seigle, and discover why studying French in Paris means mastering the boulangerie too.

Compare ACCORD’s best intensive French courses in Paris, from 23 to 35 hours a week, with optional host-family immersion. Find your course and book today.