Learn French with a Parisian, not a textbook.
Amélie speaks with you — real, casual French, corrected as you go. Follow your track from first words to full conversations, and finally fit in anywhere.
- Native Parisian French
- Voice real conversations
- Daily lesson built on the last
Free to download · No credit card to start
Ça vous dit un ciné ce soir ?
Finally fit in anywhere.
Real Parisian French
Casual, current French — the way people actually talk in Paris, with the charm included.
Conversation-first
Speak out loud from your first session. Amélie keeps the conversation going at your pace.
Corrections that stick
Instant, friendly corrections in context — so mistakes become memory hooks instead of embarrassments.
Every mistake becomes the lesson.
Amélie fixes the sentence you just said — what to change, and why in one line — then keeps the conversation going.
- Corrected in context, not scored at the end of a lesson
- The why, in your language — never a grammar lecture
- No red pen, no sighing — you just keep talking
Amélie · French J’ai allé au cinéma hier.
Je suis allé au cinéma hier.
Aller is one of the verbs that takes être in the past, not avoir.
“Basic vocabulary → sentence structure → real conversations. Four lessons at a time, at your pace.”
““Prêt à démarrer la leçon du jour ?” — a fresh conversation every day, built on what you learned.”
Private-tutor practice, without the private-tutor bill.
A human tutor is still great. But most learners don’t need more lessons — they need a lot more speaking time.
| Compared on | Private tutor | Amélie |
|---|---|---|
| When you can practise | When a slot is free, booked ahead | Any time — even for five minutes |
| Making the same mistake again | Awkward the third time | Say it twenty times. No judgment |
| Explanations | In whatever language the tutor speaks | Always in the language you speak |
| Cost | Paid by the hour | Free to start, one subscription |
Questions about Amélie
Is Amélie good for complete beginners?
Yes. Amélie explains in your language and hands you the French phrase to say, so you can start speaking in your very first conversation — even from zero.
How does Amélie correct my mistakes?
Inside the conversation. Amélie shows what to change in the sentence you just said, gives you the reason in one line, and keeps talking with you — no score at the end, no red pen.
Will Amélie teach me formal or casual French?
Casual, current French — the way people actually talk in Paris — and she tells you when a situation calls for the more formal version.
Do I have to speak out loud?
Speaking is the point, and you will do a lot of it — but you can type instead at any moment.
Is Amélie free?
Amélie is free to download, with no credit card to start. A subscription unlocks the full experience; plans and prices are shown in the app before you pay anything.
Is Amélie available on Android?
Not yet — Amélie is an iPhone app.
Learning more than one language?
Bliss puts Sofia, Amélie, Emily and Meilin in one app — pick your tutor, switch any time, one subscription for every language. Coming soon.
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Tu vs vous — the French 'you' rule explained: when to use each, how to switch politely, the mistakes that matter, and the 30-second decision guide.
Read the guide →25 Most Common French Verbs (With Present-Tense Conjugations)
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Read the guide →French Greetings: Bonjour, Salut, Coucou — When to Use Each
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Read the guide →French Numbers 1–100: How to Count (And Survive 70, 80, 90)
Count from 1 to 100 in French with pronunciation for every number — and finally understand why 70 is sixty-ten and 80 is four-twenties.
Read the guide →How to Introduce Yourself in French: Phrases, Examples, Dialogues
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Read the guide →Days of the Week in French: Lundi to Dimanche, Explained
Learn the days of the week in French — lundi, mardi, mercredi… — with pronunciation, the no-capitals rule, and how 'le lundi' changes the meaning.
Read the guide →French Question Words: Qui, Que, Où, Quand, Pourquoi…
Master French question words — qui, que, quoi, où, quand, pourquoi, comment, combien — with pronunciation, the three ways to ask, and real examples.
Read the guide →How to Order Food in French: Café & Restaurant Scripts
Learn how to order food in French with ready-to-use café and restaurant scripts — je voudrais, l'addition s'il vous plaît, and the etiquette that matters.
Read the guide →Tu vs Vous in French: The Rule, the Mistakes, the Fix
Tu vs vous — the French 'you' rule explained: when to use each, how to switch politely, the mistakes that matter, and the 30-second decision guide.
Read the guide →25 Most Common French Verbs (With Present-Tense Conjugations)
The 25 French verbs that power everyday speech — full present-tense tables for être, avoir, aller, faire, plus example sentences for each verb.
Read the guide →French Greetings: Bonjour, Salut, Coucou — When to Use Each
Master French greetings — bonjour, salut, coucou, bonsoir — with register rules, time-of-day switches, and how la bise actually works in Paris.
Read the guide →French Numbers 1–100: How to Count (And Survive 70, 80, 90)
Count from 1 to 100 in French with pronunciation for every number — and finally understand why 70 is sixty-ten and 80 is four-twenties.
Read the guide →How to Introduce Yourself in French: Phrases, Examples, Dialogues
Introduce yourself in French with je m'appelle, je suis, and moi c'est — plus formal vs casual mini-dialogues and the follow-up questions to expect.
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