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French as a Foreign Language Conversation Workshop
Forget the textbooks and come practice your French through lively conversations about anything and everything. It is the perfect opportunity to sharpen your fluency while meeting interesting people in a friendly setting.
Bibliothèque Maurice Genevoix (Paris 18th)
About
The Maurice Genevoix Library in the 18th arrondissement hosts a French as a Foreign Language conversation workshop. Designed for adults 18 and over, this session provides a relaxed environment to improve oral fluency through discussions on topics such as travel, cuisine, and cultural traditions. Participants engage in group conversations, board games, and current affairs in an inclusive setting. The workshop is free of charge and fully accessible to wheelchair users, as well as individuals with cognitive disabilities. It serves as a welcoming space for anyone looking to practice their spoken French with others in a friendly, supportive library atmosphere.
A friendly meeting to practice speaking French.
Come and share a moment of conviviality while improving your spoken French through current events, board games, and themes like travel, cooking, holidays from here and elsewhere, and many more!
Wednesdays at 4 PM:
- September 16
- October 28
- December 9
Free workshop open to everyone.
Our take on this event
Located on Rue Tristan Tzara, the Maurice Genevoix Library organizes these conversation sessions to help learners develop their speaking skills. Through a mix of informal chats, social games, and specific cultural themes, participants can explore various aspects of the French language while meeting new people. This is an excellent opportunity to practice oral communication in a structured yet laid-back environment.
The upcoming sessions are scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and Wednesday, December 9, 2026. Each workshop runs from 16:00 to 17:00. This activity is open to all adults. If you require more information regarding the sessions, please feel free to speak directly with the library staff during your visit.
Accessibility is a priority, as the library is equipped for wheelchair access and provides services adapted for those with cognitive disabilities. Admission is completely free, making it an accessible resource for language learners in the community.
