FR1101 French Language Structures for Communication 1

FR1101 French Language Structures for Communication 1 aims to provide learners with fundamental knowledge and understanding of basic French language structures and their application in everyday communication. The course focuses on essential vocabulary, expressions, and sentence patterns used in common situations.

The course begins with self-introduction and providing personal information, helping learners become familiar with basic French expressions used to introduce themselves, share personal details, and communicate with others in everyday contexts.

Learners will study how to ask for and give directions in French, focusing on vocabulary and sentence structures related to places, directions, and transportation. These topics provide a foundation for communicating about locations and travel routes.

In addition, the course introduces French language structures used in grocery shopping and ordering food at restaurants. Learners will explore practical vocabulary and expressions related to purchasing goods and ordering meals in everyday situations.

This course is suitable for university students who wish to develop their foundational knowledge of French grammar and communication. It is delivered through video-based lessons that allow learners to study and review the content independently.

The course consists of three learning topics:

1. Self-Introduction and Providing Personal Information

2. Asking for and Giving Directions

3. Grocery Shopping and Ordering Food at Restaurants