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Six new vocabulary charts: pharmacy, airport, trains and more

1 min read · Xavier Leroy
New themed charts for the situations learners actually panic in — the chemist, the airport, the station, the campsite, the hairdresser and A&E.

New themed charts for the situations learners actually panic in — the chemist, the airport, the station, the campsite, the hairdresser and A&E.

Why these six

They are the moments where a missing word costs you something real — a prescription, a train, ten centimetres of hair. Each chart carries twelve core words with articles, five sentences you can actually deploy, and four usage notes (the French pharmacist is a free health adviser; les urgences is always plural; blessé means injured, not blessed).

Practise them

Every chart ships with five games — quiz, memory match, listening, sentence builder and gender duel — plus a 20-second video short.

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