Rosetta Stone - French - Level 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 -

You watch a French political debate on TV. You understand 85-90% of the words. Later, you discuss it with a neighbor: “I believe the mayor is right, although his solution is expensive. It is essential that we act quickly.” You can read a novel by Albert Camus (with occasional dictionary help). You make jokes, understand sarcasm, and even dream in French.

: At 30 minutes a day, you can complete one unit per month. Rosetta Stone - French - Level 1- 2- 3- 4- 5

| Level | CEFR Equivalent | Vocabulary Size (Approx.) | Key Skill | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | A1 (Beginner) | ~500 words | Concrete nouns & simple present | | Level 2 | A1 (Breakthrough) | ~1,000 words | Asking questions & descriptions | | Level 3 | A2 (Waystage) | ~1,800 words | Past tense narration | | Level 4 | B1 (Threshold) | ~2,500 words | Future & conditional plans | | Level 5 | B2 (Vantage) | ~3,500+ words | Subjunctive & abstract opinion | You watch a French political debate on TV

You arrive at Charles de Gaulle airport. You can find your luggage (identifying colors and sizes). You can ask for a taxi and tell the driver “the hotel” using a pointing gesture. You cannot debate politics, but you will not panic during basic transactions. It is essential that we act quickly

If Level 3 looked backward, and into the imagination. Here, you learn to plan, predict, and hypothesize using the futur proche , futur simple , and the conditional tense.