Enjoy 2 hours of French conversation practice in an informal environment at the café

Cafe Conversation is a French conversation group that meets every Sunday (and sometimes in midweek) between 3pm and 5pm in a cafe in central Paris. 

This will be an opportunity for French learners of all levels to practise their French and have a native speaker correct their mistakes and help improve your French language skills.

The course is 100% in French! There is NO English at the course. This is NOT a language exchange meetup 

At the course you will speak French, French and only French (if you are looking for a English/French language exchange in Paris you can find many elsewhere on the internet).

This group is for non-native French speakers learning French.

The cafe that we use will change reglularly (suggestions welcome).

The group will be lead by a group leader (an animator/animatrice) who is a native French speaker. Places are limited! We want to keep the group small so everyone has a chance to speak.

Although this should be an enjoyable event we take learning French seriously so you might want to bring a pen and some paper to make notes and a dictionary.

You need to reserve your place. I will send you the location of the event.

Our pricing policy is to encourage people to come regularly so you can save up to 50% buy buying a carnet.

The prices are as follows

1 session paid at the café = 20 Euros.

1 session paid in advance on the LetThemTalk website or a week in advance at the café = 15 Euros.

Carnet of tickets for any 5 sessions = 65 Euros (valid for 3 months*). Paid at the café or on the LetThemTalk website

Carnet of tickets for any 100 sessions = 100 Euros (valid for 6 months*). Paid at the café or on the LetThemTalk website. (The cheapest option - that's only 5 Euros an hour)

This is the link for advance bookings and payment at the LetThemTalk booking form

http://www.letthemtalk.fr/reserve-english/bookingform.php

*If a group is cancelled for holidays or any other reason we will extend the validity of the tickets.

Some photos are on the flickr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/letthemtalk/