Bonjour Verbs: Learn French

Bonjour Verbs is a French verb conjugation trainer for English speakers: 2,000+ verbs, 15 tenses, and a 41-level course that runs from the présent indicatif to the subjonctif.

It teaches conjugation instead of just showing you a table. Short lessons, typed practice, and real French conversations. Built for adults, from beginner to advanced.

How it works:

Learn, Practice, Converse, and track your level. 41 levels grouped into milestones, ordered by how often you'll actually use each tense, from le présent to le subjonctif. Each level pairs a short rule with practice. Get one wrong? We show you why: take parler, drop the -er, add -ons for nous, and you get parlons. You learn the rule, not just that one answer.

Put your verbs to work:

• Conversations: practice your verbs in short, real French chats, not isolated drills
• Smart Quiz: real spaced repetition (FSRS) that resurfaces the exact verbs and tenses you keep missing
• Track your CEFR level (A1 to C2) as it climbs

What's free:

• ~120 high-frequency verbs
• Présent indicatif
• First 12 levels unlocked (Foundations plus every variant of présent)
• Daily streak and badges

Unlock Bonjour Verbs Pro:

• All 2,000+ verbs: every common French verb, every conjugation
• All 15 tenses and 4 moods: passé composé, imparfait, futur, conditionnel, subjonctif, impératif, plus the literary tenses
• All 41 levels: the full roadmap, including the trickiest French-specific milestones (past participle agreement, pronominal verbs, subjunctive triggers, group-3 sub-patterns)
• Smart Quiz, Conversations, Custom Quiz, and My Verbs favourites

Why Bonjour Verbs is different:

• It actually teaches conjugation. Duolingo buries it under tap-the-tiles. Le Conjugueur just shows you a table. Anki makes you build everything yourself. Bonjour Verbs is a real, structured course: 41 levels from le présent to le subjonctif, ordered the way you'll actually use them.
• You understand the rule, not just the answer. Every wrong answer gets a step-by-step breakdown, so the pattern clicks across thousands of verbs.
• Practice adapts to your mistakes. Smart Quiz uses real spaced repetition (FSRS) to drill the exact verbs and tenses you keep missing, not random flashcards.
• Practice your way. Type the full form for real recall, or switch to multiple-choice or flashcards whenever you want.
• You can see it working. Watch your CEFR level (A1 to C2) climb, and put your verbs to work in short real conversations.

Who it's for, and who it isn't:

• A good fit if conjugation is the thing holding you back: DELF/DALF candidates, immigrants to Québec or France, expats, and self-teachers who want a real curriculum instead of random drills.
• Not the right app if you want a full French course. Bonjour Verbs does verbs, tenses and the grammar around them. It won't build your vocabulary or train pronunciation and listening, so pair it with a general app or a tutor for those.

Works offline, no account required, and no ads, ever.

Made with care in Québec:

I'm Émile, a Québécois on a mission to help English speakers truly become fluent in French, not just survive it. Your Pro subscription funds the work. Found a wrong conjugation or have feedback? Email support@bonjourverbs.com and I'll personally respond.

Pricing and access:

• Free forever: présent indicatif and the first 12 levels
• Pro available monthly, annually, or as a lifetime unlock

Every new user gets a 5-day Pro trial on signup. No card required.

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Learn more at https://bonjourverbs.com.

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Recent changes:
- Smoother audio playback in the verb library and conversations.
- Tap grouped conjugations again to hear each subject, including elle, on and elles.
- Clearer explanations of when verbs use être or avoir.
- More pronunciation corrections for short French verb forms.