French language exchange partners
French learners here split into two groups: people preparing for DELF or a move, and people who took it at school and want it back. Both find partners quickly, since a lot of French speakers are learning English, Spanish or Arabic.
NACIRIpro
ArabicEnglish
Japanese
Amina Diallopro
FrenchSwahili
ArabicEnglish
Nour Haddadplus
ArabicFrench
GermanEnglish
Yasmine Bennani
ArabicFrench
EnglishJapanese
Hugo Lefebvre
French
ArabicEnglish
Youssef Amrani
ArabicFrench
EnglishTurkish
Ibrahim Touré
French
ArabicEnglish
Fatima Zahra
ArabicFrench
EnglishSpanish
Pierre Dubois
EnglishFrench
SpanishJapanese
Where French speakers here are from
- French speakers in Morocco
- French speakers in Senegal
- French speakers in Lebanon
- French speakers in France
- French speakers in Ivory Coast
- French speakers in Canada
What they are learning
- French speakers learning English
- French speakers learning Japanese
- French speakers learning Arabic
- French speakers learning Spanish
- French speakers learning Turkish
- French speakers learning German
Practising French by message
- Ask your partner to correct your written accents — nobody else will.
- Spoken French drops half of what you wrote; get voice notes early.
- If you are aiming for Quebec, say so, and find a Quebecois partner.
Common questions
How do I find a French exchange partner here?
Set French as the language you are learning on your profile, then filter this page by the language you already speak. Members see both halves at once, which is why replies come faster than in a general chat group.
Is it free to write to French speakers?
Yes. A free account can start three conversations a day and send twenty-five messages. Paid plans raise those limits and add filters like online-now and verified-only.
What should my first message say?
Name one thing from their profile, say what you are learning and why, and ask one question they can answer in two lines. Copy-pasted greetings get ignored in every language.