✅ Yes! Even if you’re A1 or starting from zero, the challenges are designed to help you train your ears step by step, recognize patterns, and build confidence. Many learners begin without understanding a single word, and within days, they’re amazed by how much more they can catch.

💡 And if you’ve struggled with listening before, this method will change everything. 🚀

✅ Yes, completely free. You can watch all the videos and download the PDFs without paying anything.

If you want extra support, you can choose to upgrade to get daily emails that keep you on track, with everything you need to complete each day’s exercise (PDF + video link) delivered straight to your inbox. You’ll also get exclusive audio files for offline practice, and support my channel at the same time. 💛

💡 But thousands of learners have completed the challenges using only the free materials, and made amazing progress. 🚀

Each challenge trains a different aspect of listening, so you can target exactly what you want to improve.

🎯 25-Day Challenge → builds strong daily listening habits.

⚡ 7-Day Fast French → trains your ear to keep up with fast, real conversations, and helps you make sense of native shortcuts.

💪 7-Day Stamina → helps you follow longer dialogues without losing focus.

They work beautifully together, and I recommend doing them in this order, but you can start with any one depending on your goals.

💡 Many learners follow all three and see their confidence and comprehension soar. 🚀

✅ Yes! Many learners complete all three challenges, either one after the other or with breaks in between. Since each challenge trains a different aspect of listening, doing them all is a great way to strengthen your listening step by step.

💡 Plenty of learners follow this path and see their confidence and comprehension soar. 🚀

Most apps focus on isolated words and slow, artificial sentences, which don’t prepare you for real conversations. These challenges are different because they train you with authentic French, exactly the way people speak in daily life (fast, natural, and with real vocabulary).

This helps you develop true listening skills so you can navigate everyday situations in French with confidence.

💡 Listening is the skill most learners struggle with, and the one that makes the biggest difference. 🚀

That’s completely normal, almost every learner feels that way at first. Even if you don’t recognize anything right away, simply exposing yourself to the sounds helps your brain start making connections.

The exercises guide you to focus on key words, sounds, and patterns, so your comprehension grows naturally day by day. Over time, you’ll start noticing familiar words, picking up patterns, and understanding more, without translating everything.

💡 Trust the process, the more you follow the method, the more French will “click” for you. 🚀

Totally fine, you don’t need it to start. Just give it a try and write the words the way you think they should be spelled. Then, when you compare your notes to the transcript, make sure to notice what’s different and pay extra attention to your mistakes. This simple loop trains your ear and gradually links French sounds to real spelling (silent letters, letter combinations, common endings).

💡 Try → learn → repeat. Here, the goal isn’t perfect spelling on the first pass, it’s building the sound-to-spelling connection. 🧩

✅ Yes, absolutely. It feels fast for everyone at the beginning. That’s normal. By practicing daily and listening to the same audio again and again, you’ll gradually start catching words and phrases that used to fly past you.

The more you train with fast, natural French, the faster your ear will adjust. Avoiding it only keeps you stuck.

💡 Little by little, spoken French will start to make sense, and you’ll understand conversations with much more confidence. 🚀

You can always ask questions in the YouTube comments, I read them all and reply whenever I can. You can also join the daily emails to get extra tips and support along the way.

💡 You’re never alone in this, I’m here to help you stay on track. 🤝

✅ Yes, you can absolutely go at your own pace! Most learners follow one video a day because consistency gives the best results, but you can slow down if you need more time, or repeat days to really lock things in.

The important thing is to keep showing up regularly, not to rush. Simply find your own rhythm, one that you can keep up and actually enjoy.

For example, with the 25-day challenge, 25 days doesn’t mean you have to finish in 25 days. It simply means it takes at least 25 days to complete, since binging isn’t allowed here.

🐢🇫🇷 Slow and steady wins the French race.