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Use the language you already speak

Your first language shapes how you hear and say a new one. Tell FluentSprout your mother tongue and you get tips written for speakers of it, and a tutor that compares with your language when it explains.

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What it looks like for French

Packs today: Telugu, Hindi, Tamil and English speakers learning French.
If your first language isA tip you might see
TeluguUse your own dental త and ద for French t and d. French tu and vous work much like నువ్వు and మీరు.
HindiYour dental त and द are close to French t and d. French tu and vous map neatly to तुम and आप.
TamilTips for Tamil speakers on French sounds and on formal and informal address.
EnglishTips on the sounds and spellings English speakers most often get wrong in French.

A tutor that compares

When it explains a sound or a rule, the tutor relates it to your first language.

Mistakes your language’s speakers make most

A list that grows from anonymous, aggregated data, so you can avoid the common traps early.

Other first languages

If your language has no pack yet, the tutor still compares with it. Curated tips are coming.

Learn from where you start