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A0 · Unit 3 of 4 in this stage

Numbers and time: French speaking practice

I can understand and give a number, price, time, and simple phone number.

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One connected outcome

Four short missions, then one usable response.

  1. 1 Numbers 1-10 I can count from 1 to 10 in French.
  2. 2 One or two? I can ask for and give a simple quantity.
  3. 3 What time is it? I can tell simple time.
  4. 4 Phone number I can give and understand a phone number.

Mission 1 · 8 minutes · Review

Numbers 1-10

Les nombres 1-10

I can count from 1 to 10 in French.

Watch, listen, then practise · 1 minute 39 seconds

French Numbers 1–10: Listen, Repeat & Count Without Looking

Hear numbers 1–10 in three complete groups, repeat during learner pauses, count from memory and identify the final number in a listening check.

Original Parle lesson with English captions, AI-assisted graphics and synthesized reference audio. The audio models complete groups of spoken French numbers; the reference audio is synthesized. Watch on YouTube · Read the captions. Open this video lesson · All free video lessons.

French dialogue with English meaning

Open a linked French phrase to hear its model audio and practise it in context.

A

Un, deux, trois.

One, two, three.

B

Quatre, cinq, six.

Four, five, six.

A

Sept, huit, neuf, dix.

Seven, eight, nine, ten.

Use it without copying the whole exchange

Your role-play prompt

Count from 1 to 5.

Response frame

Un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq.One, two, three, four, five.

Mission 2 · 10 minutes · Services

One or two?

Une ou deux ?

I can ask for and give a simple quantity.

Watch, listen, then practise · 1 minute 49 seconds

Buy Two Tickets in French: Deux billets, s’il vous plaît

Listen to a complete French ticket exchange, ask for two tickets during the learner pause and identify the quantity before the answer appears.

Original Parle lesson with English captions, AI-assisted graphics and synthesized reference audio. The audio models complete French ticket-exchange phrases; sound practice stays inside the displayed phrase. Watch on YouTube · Read the captions. Open this video lesson · All free video lessons.

French dialogue with English meaning

Open a linked French phrase to hear its model audio and practise it in context.

Agent

Combien de billets ?

How many tickets?

Client

Deux billets, s'il vous plaît.

Two tickets, please.

Agent

Pour Paris ?

For Paris?

Client

Oui, merci.

Yes, thank you.

Use it without copying the whole exchange

Your role-play prompt

The agent asks how many tickets you want. Give a quantity.

Response frame

[Nombre] billets, s'il vous plaît.[Number] tickets, please.

Mission 3 · 10 minutes · Services

What time is it?

Quelle heure est-il ?

I can tell simple time.

Watch, listen, then practise · 1 minute 39 seconds

Ask and Tell the Time in French: Quelle heure est-il ?

Hear the complete French time question and reply, practise asking during learner pauses and identify three o’clock in a listening check.

Original Parle lesson with English captions, AI-assisted graphics and synthesized reference audio. The audio models complete French time-question and answer phrases; the /ʁ/ focus stays inside the displayed question. Watch on YouTube · Read the captions. Open this video lesson · All free video lessons.

French dialogue with English meaning

Open a linked French phrase to hear its model audio and practise it in context.

A

Quelle heure est-il ?

What time is it?

B

Il est trois heures.

It is three o'clock.

A

Merci !

Thank you!

Use it without copying the whole exchange

Your role-play prompt

Ask the time and thank the person.

Response frame

Quelle heure est-il ?What time is it?

Il est [nombre] heures.It is [number] o'clock.

Merci !Thank you!

Mission 4 · 12 minutes · Services

Phone number

Numéro de téléphone

I can give and understand a phone number.

French dialogue with English meaning

Open a linked French phrase to hear its model audio and practise it in context.

A

Quel est ton numéro ?

What is your phone number?

B

C'est le zéro six, douze, trente-quatre, cinquante-six, soixante-dix-huit.

It is zero six, twelve, thirty-four, fifty-six, seventy-eight.

A

D'accord, merci.

Okay, thank you.

Use it without copying the whole exchange

Your role-play prompt

Give a fictional French phone number in five two-digit groups.

Response frame

C'est le [numéro fictif].It is [fictional number].

How to use this preview

Read for meaning. Use the app for model audio and recording.

The dialogues, English meanings, mouth cues, and response frames above come from the current Parle course. In the app, every mission adds reviewed model audio, the Hear–Shape–Say–Use sequence, recording, Phrase Match word detection, and progress tracking.

Phrase Match is not an accent score, pronunciation grade, or official CEFR assessment. It reports which words speech recognition detected and can be wrong.

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