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BUBLE School · Languages

Learn English, French and Spanish

Six levels, from your first words to B2. You hear every sentence read aloud by a native voice, and you practise in short lessons of a few minutes.

6 levelsFrom pre-A1 to B2Native voicesFree

The language course starts from zero: greetings, counting, colours and your family. Then you learn to introduce yourself, ask the way and say what you did yesterday, and at the top level to build an argument and read between the lines.

You can do level 1 even if you don't read well yet: every word has a picture and is read aloud. At the end of each chapter you practise what you learned in a chat conversation, just like in a real BUBLE chat.

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All levels and chapters

Each chapter is made of short lessons and ends with a chat conversation. Every level ends with a test. Already know some? A placement test lets you start at a higher level straight away.

Primary school

Ages 6-12 · pre-A1 to A2

Level 1

First words

pre-A1 · Greetings, counting, colours, family, food. You can do it even if you can’t read well yet.

  • Hello and goodbye5 lessons

    You learn to say hello and goodbye, a few polite words, how to ask how someone is and how to ask someone their name and age.

    Greetings · Polite words · How are you? · Who are you? · Chat

  • Numbers to twenty5 lessons

    You count from zero to twenty in the language you are learning and ask how many or how much something is.

    Zero to five · Six to ten · Eleven to fifteen · Sixteen to twenty · Chat

  • Colours4 lessons

    You learn the colours and ask and say what colour something is.

    The basic colours · More colours · What colour is it? · Chat

  • Family4 lessons

    You learn the words for your family and relatives, like grandpa and grandma, and introduce someone from your family.

    The family at home · The wider family · Introducing someone · Chat

  • Food and drink5 lessons

    You learn words for food and drink, say that something is tasty and order something in a café.

    Food · Drinks · More food · At the café · Chat

  • Animals and things5 lessons

    You learn pets and farm animals and things you use every day. You say what there is, what you have and ask where something is.

    Animals · On the farm · Things around you · There is… and I have… · Chat

  • The body4 lessons

    You learn to name the parts of your head and body and say where it hurts at the doctor's.

    The head · From head to toe · At the doctor’s · Chat

  • Test level 11 lessons

    The test covers everything from level 1: greetings, numbers, colours, family, food, animals and the body.

    Test level 1

Level 2

About me

A1 · Introducing yourself, the time, the shop, sending a message.

  • Who am I?5 lessons

    You say where you are from, how old you are, what pet you have and which languages you speak. You also introduce a friend.

    Where are you from? · Age and pets · Languages · My friends · Chat

  • My day and the clock6 lessons

    You say what time it is and describe your day, from getting up to going to bed. You also learn the days of the week.

    What time is it? · My morning · After school · Monday to Thursday · The weekend · Chat

  • Home and things5 lessons

    You show your home, name the rooms and the furniture, and say where something is and whose it is.

    The rooms · My home · Furniture and things · Where is it? · Chat

  • School and work5 lessons

    You learn the school subjects, say which subject you like, use sentences you need in class and talk about work.

    Subjects · What do you like? · In class · Work · Chat

  • At the shop and the café5 lessons

    You buy something at the bakery and at the market, order in a café, ask for the bill and say what you like to eat.

    At the baker’s · At the café · At the market · What do you like to eat? · Chat

  • Weather and seasons4 lessons

    You say what the weather is like, learn the seasons and say what you do when it is raining or windy.

    What’s the weather like? · The seasons · Rain and wind · Chat

  • Hobbies and sport4 lessons

    You say what sport you play and what you do in your free time. You say what you can and can't do and make a suggestion.

    Sport · Free time · What can you do? · Chat

  • Sending a message5 lessons

    You send short messages: where you are, arranging to meet a friend and a message home. You ask questions with who, why and how.

    Where are you? · Making plans · A message home · Asking questions · Chat

  • Test level 21 lessons

    The test covers everything from level 2: introducing yourself, the clock, your home, school, shopping, the weather, hobbies and messages.

    Test level 2

Level 3

My world

A2 · Asking the way, paying, making plans, saying what you did yesterday.

  • The town and asking the way5 lessons

    You name places in town, say where something is and ask a passer-by the way.

    Places in town · Where is it? · Asking the way · On the way · Chat

  • Clothes, prices and paying5 lessons

    You learn to name clothes, ask what something costs and whether you can try it on, pay at the till and do the shopping.

    Clothes · How much is it? · Paying · Doing the shopping · Chat

  • Meeting up with friends5 lessons

    You invite a friend, say what you are planning, let someone know you are on your way and reply to an invitation to a party.

    Fancy coming? · What are you going to do? · I’m on my way! · A party · Chat

  • What I did yesterday5 lessons

    You say what you did yesterday or last weekend and learn the past tense, including verbs that don't follow the rule.

    Yesterday · More things I did · So, how was it? · My weekend · Chat

  • Health and feelings5 lessons

    You say how you feel, explain to the doctor what is wrong, compare what is healthier and talk about a minor accident.

    How do you feel? · At the doctor’s · Living healthily · A little accident · Chat

  • Travelling5 lessons

    You pack your things for a trip, buy a ticket at the station, talk about the holiday and send a message while you are on your way.

    Setting off · At the station · On holiday · Greetings from… · Chat

  • Primary school test1 lessons

    The test covers everything from level 3: the town, shopping, arranging to meet, talking about yesterday, health and travel.

    Primary school test

Secondary school

Ages 12-18 · A2-B2

Level 4

Stories

A2+ · Telling what happened, making plans, writing an email.

  • Then and now4 lessons

    You describe what life was like when you were little and how grandpa used to live. You put then and now side by side.

    When I was little · In Grandad’s day · Then and now · Chat

  • What happened5 lessons

    You tell a story: the background, what suddenly happened and in what order, with words like first, then and finally.

    Who went where? · And then suddenly… · Emma’s weekend · A little accident · Chat

  • Plans and the future5 lessons

    You talk about the future: what happens next year, what you want to do later, and the difference between a plan and a spur-of-the-moment decision.

    Next year · A plan or a decision? · Later on · Making plans · Chat

  • Media and the internet5 lessons

    You talk about what you have already done online and for how long. You say who you send something to and learn tips for being smart online.

    Have you ever…? · How long? · I’ll send it to him · Smart online · Chat

  • Nature and climate5 lessons

    You compare animals, rivers and the weather, say what is the highest or the best, and talk about the climate and what you can do for nature.

    Bigger and smaller · The highest and the best · The climate is changing · What can you do? · Chat

  • Writing an email5 lessons

    You learn how to begin and end an email, and write an email to a friend, to your teacher and to your grandparents.

    Beginning and end · About your holiday · An email to your teacher · To Grandma and Grandad · Chat

  • Test level 41 lessons

    The test covers everything from level 4: then and now, stories, plans, media, nature and writing emails.

    Test level 4

Level 5

Opinions

B1 · Giving your opinion, if… then…, reading the news.

  • Giving your opinion5 lessons

    You give your opinion about a film or a statement, say whether you agree and back it up with reasons. You also join sentences with words like who and that.

    What do you think? · Agree or disagree · Qui and que · Because… · Chat

  • If… then…5 lessons

    You make if… then… sentences about what would happen if the world were different. You politely make a suggestion, give advice and set a condition.

    If it rains · If I could… · Would you…? · Unless… · Chat

  • Work and the future5 lessons

    You talk about what you want to be later and what the people around you do. You say how long you have been doing something and what it used to be like.

    What do you want to be? · Doing it for a while · In the past · A Saturday job · Chat

  • The French-speaking and English-speaking world5 lessons

    You learn where the language is spoken around the world, talk about places and travel and discover holidays and customs of those countries.

    Where is it spoken? · Places and days · About travelling · Festivals and customs · Chat

  • Reading the news5 lessons

    You read headlines and short news reports, tell what had already happened before and summarise an article: who, what, where and when.

    Headlines · Already happened · An article · Who, what and when · Chat

  • Formal and informal5 lessons

    You learn the difference between formal and informal: a proper email to an organisation, a short text to a friend and politely asking something at a desk.

    Tu or vous? · A formal email · A text message · Asking politely · Chat

  • Test level 51 lessons

    The test covers everything from level 5: your opinion, if-sentences, work, the world of the language, the news and formal and informal writing.

    Test level 5

Level 6

Fluent

B2 · A persuasive essay, everyday speech, reading between the lines.

  • Society and science6 lessons

    You read about inventions, the climate, science, your data online and news from the city. You learn to say what is being done without saying who does it.

    Discoveries · The climate · Science · Online · In town · Chat

  • Building an argument5 lessons

    You build a case with arguments for and against and a conclusion. You use although and so that, and give your point of view in a discussion.

    For and against · Although… · So that… · Your point of view · Chat

  • What someone said5 lessons

    You report what someone said or asked, what someone suggested or promised, and pass on news that you are not sure about.

    She said that… · She asked if… · Suggestions and promises · Apparently… · Chat

  • Everyday speech and idioms5 lessons

    You learn verbs with a small word added, expressions that you shouldn't take literally and how people really talk with friends.

    While doing it · Idioms · How people really say it · More verbs with a little word · Chat

  • Reading between the lines6 lessons

    You read between the lines: voicing suspicions, talking about what could have happened, recognising doubt and irony and following the thread of a long text.

    It must have… · If I had known… · What the past leads to · What do you really mean? · Following a text · Chat

  • Secondary school final test1 lessons

    The final test covers everything from level 6: society and science, arguments, what someone said, everyday speech and reading between the lines.

    Secondary school final test

Start with your first words

Download BUBLE, open BUBLE School and choose Learn a language. All levels are free.

So you can learn English, French or Spanish for free, without being tied to a paid course subscription.

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