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Listen to the phrase, repeat into the mic — your teacher analyzes the audio and gives a real pronunciation score with corrections and comments.
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Bonjour, ça va ?
hello, how are you?
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GoTxt · French · Sophie
Your online French tutor — Sophie
Sophie doesn't follow a rigid textbook—she follows you. Whether you dream of Parisian cafés, need French for work in Montreal, or want to pass DELF, Sophie adapts to your goals. She helps you master tricky liaisons, conquer French genders, and chat with confidence. Choose France French or Canadian French, and get instant feedback on your pronunciation. Start speaking French from day one, even if you're a complete beginner. Your journey to French fluency begins here.
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Our language learning tools
Try them here — same pronunciation check and flashcards as in lessons.
Your personal vocabulary
After every lesson you get review cards — and you can generate your own decks on any topic.
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Weak spots from your lessons land here: open a card and practice again. Mark Done when you know it — it leaves the shelf; course progress stays intact.
In full access → Learning materials
Sheets, quizzes and pronunciation from your lessons — listen, review and come back anytime.
In full access → Chat Me
Your off-lesson consultant: questions, plans and practice anytime — no schedule required.
Not a planned lesson and it does not track CEFR progress — free mode: ask anything, drill pronunciation, or open a sheet beside the chat.
- Any off-lesson topic — study, daily life, humor, plans
- Voice and text: mic, pronunciation score, corrections
- On-demand sheets and drills (Q&A, phrases, what to watch)
- Personal consultant whenever you need — no schedule
In full access → Learner dashboard
Your study résumé in one place: current session, course progress, study plan, and quick links to vocabulary, mistakes, materials and Chat Me.
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- Course progress and current study plan
- Quick links: vocabulary, mistakes, materials, Chat Me
- Chat history with your teacher in one place
In full access → Features
What our AI teachers can do
Not a translator and not a quiz bank. Our AI teachers run real dialogue: they listen, correct, remember your progress, and adapt the plan to your goal — travel, work, exam, or confident conversation.
Live dialogue, not drills
Your teacher doesn’t ask you to pick A/B/C — they ask a question, listen to your answer, and respond. Mistake? Corrected on the spot with a clear why.
Pronunciation with a mic
Say a phrase into the mic and get clear feedback. Prefer text-only? That’s fine too.
Live voice call
Speak in realtime — like a private lesson, without a fixed slot. Talk, listen, ask again: your teacher keeps up and guides you.
Level that fits from minute one
Short onboarding, then the teacher knows where to start. Pace adapts: no time wasted on what you already know, no skipped gaps.
Smart spaced vocabulary
New words land in your dictionary and return just before you’d forget them.
Memory between sessions
Goals, weak spots, and your current module stay saved. Come back next week — continue where you left off.
Grammar in your language
Hard rules explained in English first — clear, without jargon walls — then practiced in the language you’re learning.
Your rules — “Brains”
Stricter or more supportive? Slang or formal? You set learning rules and change them anytime.
Sophie
Your AI tutor
Sophie is not just a chatbot—she's your dedicated AI language teacher. She’s built from thousands of real conversations with English speakers learning French, so she knows exactly where you’ll trip up. She’ll correct your gender mistakes, help you hear the difference between 'dessus' and 'dessous', and teach you the slang you won't find in textbooks. With Sophie, every session is tailored to your level, your goals, and your pace. She’s patient, encouraging, and always available when you need her.
- Knows English speakers' typical French mistakes
- Explains grammar in clear English
- Adapts to your level and goals
- Corrects pronunciation with instant feedback
- Teaches both French and Canadian French
Dialogue, not drills
Practice real conversations instead of repetitive exercises. Sophie will ask you about your weekend, order coffee, or discuss a film. You'll learn to respond naturally, like in a café in Paris, not a textbook.
Voice and accent choice
Use your microphone to speak French, and choose between France French and Canadian French. Sophie listens, corrects your pronunciation, and helps you sound more natural, whether you’re aiming for 'bonjour' or 'bonjour' with a Québécois twist.
Real-life French, not just textbook
Learn the French you actually hear on the streets: slang like 'bouffer' (to eat) or 'un truc' (a thing). Sophie explains when to use formal versus informal language, so you never sound like a tourist.
Grammar that clicks
Struggling with passé composé vs imparfait? Sophie breaks it down with clear English explanations and examples. She'll help you master tricky concepts like the subjonctif with practical, memorable contexts.
Vocabulary that sticks
Sophie uses a smart spaced-repetition system to review words at the perfect time. You'll build a rich vocabulary, from 'la boulangerie' to 'l'ordinateur', without flashcards.
Memory that persists
Sophie remembers what you've learned and what you've struggled with. She'll bring back past mistakes for review, ensuring you truly internalize the language, not just memorize for the moment.
Start from zero
No French experience? No problem. Sophie's Starter A0 mode introduces you to the basics gently, from greetings to numbers. You'll build a solid foundation step by step, with encouragement at every stage.
DELF and TCF prep
Preparing for DELF, DALF, or TCF? Sophie knows the exam formats and will practice with you using past questions, give feedback on your writing, and boost your confidence for test day.
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Sophie's blog — latest articles
Formal Emails in French: 4 Traps That Instantly Reveal You're Not a Native I've read thousands of learner emails over the years, and the same four traps show up almost every time. The grammar is fine, the vocabulary is fine — and yet the message screams "foreigner". Why?… 
Irregular Verbs: One Verb, All Its Forms, Explained Step by Step Most of my students can recite regular -re verbs in their sleep, then meet prendre and suddenly forget how to speak. That's normal — prendre (to take) is irregular, and it drags a whole family along… 
Grammar That Sounds Weird in French: 4 Traps That Expose an English Speaker I've taught French long enough to know the moment: a student produces a sentence with flawless vocabulary, perfect agreement, and the whole room goes quiet — not because it's wrong, but because it's… 
Tu or Vous? How to Address People in French Without Sounding Rude e huge blind spot. The advantage: English dropped its informal pronoun centuries ago, so we never have to think about it. The blind spot: French never did. So the first time a French colleague looks… 
Decoding a French National Joke: Why the Belgians, the Swiss, and the French Can't Agree on a Fridge Every language has a joke that its speakers tell about their neighbors, and in France that joke almost always stars a Belgian. My students often ask me why the French are so obsessed with les blagues… 
The One French Verb That Breaks English Speakers: Mastering "Prendre" Every English speaker learning French eventually hits the same wall, and its name is prendre. It looks friendly enough — "to take" — but the moment you try to say "I took" or "we will take," it… 
French Idioms That Break Your Brain (and How to Actually Remember Them) am when translated literally. You’re doing great, conjugating verbs like a champ, and then someone says avoir un chat dans la gorge — and you picture a cat physically stuck in a windpipe. Spoiler:… 
4 French Slang Words That Textbooks Won’t Teach You (But You’ll Hear Everywhere) Let’s be honest: your textbook French is flawless. You can conjugate the subjunctive, order a croissant with perfect intonation, and explain the plot of Les Misérables in the passé simple. And yet,… 
Four French Verbs You Can’t Live Without (Even If You Try) Let’s be honest: when you first crack open a French textbook, the verbs look like a wall of silent letters and suspicious accents. But here’s my secret as your teacher, Sophie: you don’t need a… 
Memes Lost in Translation: When English Humour Meets French Reality Picture this: you’re scrolling through social media and see a French friend post a meme of a wide-eyed dog with the caption “Je suis excité(e)”. You giggle, until you remember that excité means… English speakers' bridge to French
From English to French: what to know
✅ What will feel familiar
Many French words look like English: 'table', 'important', 'possible'.
Both languages use the Latin alphabet, so reading is accessible.
Word order in simple sentences is similar: subject-verb-object.
You're used to verb tenses: French has many, similar to English.
⚠️ What to watch for
Every noun has a gender: 'le livre' vs 'la table'. This affects adjectives and articles.
The subjonctif mood is common in French but rarely used in English.
Passé composé vs imparfait: knowing when to use which is tricky.
Liaisons link words, changing pronunciation: 'les amis' sounds like 'layzami'.
💡 Sophie will help you navigate these differences with clear explanations and plenty of practice. She'll point out your typical English calques and show you the French way to say it.
Learners' journeys with Sophie
Learners' journeys with Sophie
Mark
London · Travel to Paris
«I started with zero French. Sophie made it fun and easy. Now I can order a croissant and ask for directions without panicking.»
Confident in basic conversations after 3 weeks
Emily
New York · Work in Montreal
«I needed Canadian French for my job. Sophie taught me the local slang and pronunciation. My colleagues noticed the difference immediately.»
Passed a work interview in French
David
Sydney · Pass DELF B2
«Sophie's exam prep was spot-on. We practiced speaking and writing, and she gave feedback that made me improve quickly. I passed with flying colors.»
Passed DELF B2 on first attempt
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Absolutely. Sophie's Starter A0 mode is designed for absolute beginners. You'll start with the basics, like greetings and numbers, and build up gradually. You'll be surprised how quickly you start forming sentences.
No, GoTxt is a dedicated AI language teacher. Unlike a generic smart chat, Sophie is trained specifically for language instruction. She corrects your grammar, explains mistakes, and tracks your progress over time.
No, you can type. But using the voice feature is highly recommended. Sophie gives instant pronunciation feedback, helping you sound more natural. Even if you don't have a mic, you can still learn effectively.
You can start with a 3-day Premium trial, no credit card required. After that, you can choose a subscription plan. There's also a free option with basic features.
Yes! Just ask Sophie to slow down. She can adjust her speaking speed to your level, making it easier to understand and follow along.
Definitely. Sophie knows the exam formats and can practice with you using sample questions. She'll give feedback on your writing and speaking, helping you improve your scores.
Yes, there are differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and sometimes grammar. Sophie can adapt to either variant. If you're planning to go to Quebec, choose Canadian French; if you're heading to Paris, stick with France French.
Yes, all explanations are in English. Sophie knows you're an English speaker and will clarify grammar and vocabulary in a way that makes sense to you.
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