Language Classes in Europe

Je sors 🚪 Nous sortons 🙌
Singular drops a consonant, plural brings it back — the "-tir" verb pattern in 60 seconds.
1 minute. €2. DELF A1 ready.
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"You need to actually live in France to learn French properly." Not true — plenty of my students have never set foot in France and speak confidently. What matters more is consistent practice and someone correcting you along the way. Location's optional.

Vendre, répondre, perdre, attendre — these are French -dre verbs, and they follow a consistent pattern once you learn it. The d stays in the singular forms and the plural forms add their endings directly. My 2-minute video covers the complete pattern with examples you will actually use. €2. https://payhip.com/LanguageClassesinEurope

If your job involves contracts, negotiations, or client calls in English, general English classes won't cut it. Legal English and Professional English, one-to-one, online, €25-35/hr. DM me to talk it through.

If your child is studying French at school and struggling to keep up, a bit of 1:1 support outside class can make a real difference — going over what confused them that week, at their own pace, no pressure. Online, flexible scheduling around school hours. DM me if this sounds like what your family needs.

Verbs like acheter, lever, and mener look like regular -er verbs — and they mostly are. The difference is a small spelling and pronunciation change in the je, tu, il, and ils forms. J'achète instead of j'achete. The accent grave is not decorative — it signals a change in how the vowel sounds. My 2-minute video covers these verbs clearly with examples. €2. https://payhip.com/LanguageClassesinEurope

Spoken Tamil classes — for heritage speakers wanting to reconnect, complete beginners, or anyone curious. One-to-one, online, beginner-friendly, €14/hr. Comment TAMIL and I'll send you the details.

"I've tried French classes before and just couldn't keep up" — I hear this a lot. Sometimes it's not about ability, it's about how the material is explained. I teach 1:1, so if something doesn't click the first way I explain it, we try a second way — no moving on until it actually makes sense. That's the whole difference.

Payer means to pay. Simple enough. Until you try to conjugate it. Je paie, tu paies, il paie — the y becomes an i. But nous payons and vous payez keep the y. The rule follows a clear pattern tied to which forms are stressed, and once you understand it, -yer verbs become straightforward. My 2-minute video covers the full conjugation with examples. €2. https://payhip.com/LanguageClassesinEurope