Dorian Savreux
Founder of Frenchee
I created Frenchee to make learning French online simple: great teachers, a clear framework and free resources to keep progressing between lessons.
My role
I run LA LUCARNE, the company based near Montpellier, France, that designs, builds and operates Frenchee. I look after the product, teacher recruitment and the editorial line of the blog.
The blog answers the questions French learners actually ask: preparing for the DELF, DALF, TCF or TEF, understanding a grammar point, sounding more natural, moving to or working in a French-speaking country.
Every article is published under my responsibility. If you spot a mistake or outdated information, write to us: we fix it, and the update date shows it.
What you'll find on the blog
Exams and certificates
DELF, DALF, TCF, TEF: test format, expected level and how to prepare.
Grammar and vocabulary
The rules that trip learners up, explained with everyday examples.
Speaking and spoken French
Expressions, pronunciation and phrasing you really hear in France.
Living in French
Studies, work, citizenship: the French you need to settle in.
Our editorial standards
Practical answers
Every article starts from a learner's question and gives examples you can use straight away.
Official sources prevail
For exams and administrative procedures, we refer you to the official bodies, the only ones that set the rules.
Kept up to date
The last update date is shown at the top of every article: when the rules change, so does the article.
Latest articles
61 articles published
Speaking ·
Bon, ben, quoi, voilà: what do these little French words actually do?
Culture ·
Where is French official in Belgium, and why does nobody know how many speak it?
Tips ·
Learning French at 50: what actually changes?
Beginners ·
Le, la, un, des: which determiner goes before a French noun?
Professional ·
Practising Law in France with a Foreign Degree: What French Do You Actually Need?
Exams ·
How Is a French Exam Paper Actually Graded?
A question or a correction?
To report a mistake in an article or suggest a topic, use the contact page.