Lea Bou Khalil
From Bonjour to Binge-Watching French — Fun, Friendly Lessons that Make You Love Learning!
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French classes - Lea Bou Khalil
Diploma degree
/ 30 min
About your french tutor
Hi there! I'm a friendly and enthusiastic French tutor with a genuine love for language learning and teaching. I’ve been helping students of all levels—beginners to advanced—for several years, and I absolutely love seeing my students grow in confidence and skill. I personalize every lesson to fit your goals, whether you're learning French for travel, work, school, or just for fun! I speak fluent English, so I can explain tricky concepts clearly and support you every step of the way. My lessons are relaxed, engaging, and full of encouragement. Can’t wait to help you fall in love with French—let’s get started! I’m also happy to incorporate music, culture, or current events into our lessons if that’s your style. The goal is to make learning fun and meaningful for you. Let’s build your skills together in a way that feels natural and enjoyable!
Lea graduated from Baylor College of Medicine
French classes at a glance
Hi there! My teaching style is clear, adaptable, and focused on helping you truly understand French—not just memorize it. I break down complex grammar into simple, relatable steps and use examples that make sense in real-life situations. Whether you're a visual learner, need repetition, or prefer hands-on practice, I adjust to what works best for you. I mix conversation, listening, reading, and writing in every lesson to reinforce what you’re learning. I also use creative tools like games, stories, songs, and everyday scenarios to make lessons fun and memorable. Mistakes are welcome—they're part of the process! My goal is to build your confidence and fluency in a way that feels natural and supportive. I also provide quick reviews and personalized notes after each session so you can keep practicing. Together, we’ll create a learning plan that keeps you motivated and progressing every step of the way.
French tutor expertise
French conversation practice
Homework help
Conversational French
French pronunciation skills
French concept taught by Lea
The session reviewed numbers and introduced masculine and feminine noun genders with indefinite and definite articles. The student practiced applying these concepts in simple sentences and answering basic questions. Homework was assigned involving writing sentences describing objects and reviewing numbers, and a worksheet was provided for additional practice. The next session is scheduled for December 14th.
French Numbers 0-20
Indefinite Articles: *un* and *une*
Definite Articles: *le*
*la*
and *les*
Pluralization of Nouns
Basic Question Words
Adjective Agreement
The Student and Tutor reviewed and expanded French vocabulary, focusing on nuances in expressing emotions and describing situations. The Student practiced rephrasing sentences for better communication and worked on understanding idiomatic expressions. Homework was assigned to use new adjectives and verbs in narrative writing.
Nuance in Vocabulary: Multiple Meanings
Reflexive Verbs for Intensity
Advanced Vocabulary for Describing Feelings
Rephrasing Sentences and Enriching Vocabulary
Idiomatic Expressions
The Importance of Context
The Tutor introduced French colors, days of the week, and common phrases. The Student practiced pronunciation, sentence construction, and gender agreement in French. Homework includes writing five sentences using the lesson's vocabulary and an optional video describing objects in the student's room.
Days of the Week
Pronunciation Tips
Gender Agreement with Adjectives
French Colors
Useful Phrases for Public Settings
The Student and Tutor reviewed and expanded on French vocabulary related to personality traits and behaviors. The Student practiced using new adjectives and idiomatic expressions in sentences. Homework includes completing exercises to reinforce vocabulary and describing a person they admire using the learned terms.
Words Related to Predictability and Carefulness
Vocabulary Related to Annoyance and Exhaustion
Idiomatic Expressions for Describing Behavior
Describing Personality and Behavior in French
Handling Situations and Expressing Reactions
The session covered greetings, introductions, numbers (0-20), the verb "être", forming basic sentences, and question formation in French. The student practiced pronunciation and sentence construction, reviewed homework, and received a worksheet to reinforce the concepts learned. The next session will target the French alphabet and additional verbs.
French Greetings: Formal vs. Informal
Politeness Phrases: *Merci*
*S'il vous plaît*
*Pardon/Excusez-moi*
Introducing Yourself: Basic Phrases
Numbers: 0-20
Verb *Être* (To Be): Conjugations and Usage
Negation with Verb *Être*: *Ne...Pas*
The Student practiced conversational French, focusing on expanding vocabulary and using transition words. The session included dialogue practice, learning new expressions, and cultural context related to language use. The Tutor assigned a worksheet (optional) and PowerPoint for further practice, and scheduled the next session.
Expressing Confusion or Indecision
Social and Peer Pressure
Nuance in Language: Expressions and Idioms
Expressing Skepticism and Encouragement
Vocabulary Expansion: Synonyms and Context
Open-Ended Questions
Masculine Nouns
French tutor also teaches
Conversational French
Travel French
French for Beginners
French
French Reading
French Speaking
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Interactive quizzes
Translation tools
Writing prompts
Subtitled media
Phonetic drills
Types of learners for french classes
ADHD
French for kids
French for intermediate
French for beginners
French for adults
Interactive french lessons
Parent feedback
Record lessons
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Note taking
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