Scenario Lessons

Lingoda vocabulary and grammar, connected across units into real-life situations — going to the market, the doctor, the pharmacy. Each scenario has an extended trilingual dialogue (FR / EN / 中文), the grammar that powers it, and a drill to produce it yourself.

Admin & Money

À la banque et les démarches administratives

Open a French bank account, say which documents I have, ask about fees and how things work, and start an administrative request (CAF / titre de séjour) by phone or online.

A2-B1 #bank#admin#money

Eating Out

Au restaurant et au café

Get a table, read the menu, order a starter/main/drink, ask for a recommendation, give an opinion, politely flag a problem, and pay.

A1-A2 #restaurant#cafe#ordering

Food, Market & Groceries

Au marché et au supermarché

Shop for food at an open-air market and a supermarket: greet the vendor, ask what's fresh, ask the price, buy by quantity, find a section, handle an out-of-stock item, and pay.

A1-A2 #shopping#groceries#market

Health & Body

Chez le médecin et à la pharmacie

Handle being ill in France: make an appointment, describe symptoms and where it hurts, say how long it's lasted, take the doctor's advice, then buy medicine at the pharmacy — with and without a prescription.

A1-B1 #doctor#pharmacy#symptoms

Home & City

Mon logement et mon quartier

Describe my apartment, building and neighborhood, situate places around me, give directions, and say what I like to do where I live.

A1-A2 #housing#neighborhood#city

Meeting People

Faire connaissance — questions et small talk

Ask and answer simple personal questions, keep a short conversation going, and switch between classroom-safe and natural spoken question forms.

A1-A2 #questions#small-talk#introductions

Travel & Transport

Voyage — train, hôtel et météo

Buy a transport ticket, ask about times and changes, say how you travel, book a hotel, talk about the weather, and tell a simple story about a past trip.

A1-B1 #travel#hotel#transport

Work & Professional

Le travail et l'entretien

Introduce my job, describe my responsibilities and qualities, say what I'm doing/just did/about to do, explain why I'm applying, and use savoir vs connaître.

A2-B1 #work#office#interview