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★ WHAT'S INSIDE
• 85,000+ English words and phrases with French translations
• 63,000+ French words, expressions and verb forms with English meanings
• 63,000+ entries checked word by word by two editors
• 21,000+ example sentences in English and French
• 465 common French expressions and idioms, such as "avoir le cafard" and "coûter les yeux de la tête"
• Conjugation of 1,140+ French verbs: present tense, passé composé, imperfect, future and more
★ SEARCH BOTH WAYS
Tap EN → FR to switch to French → English. Accents are optional: type "ecole" and the English French dictionary finds "école". Conjugated forms work too — search "vais" and you land on "aller".
★ FRENCH TRANSLATION WITH GENDER
Every French noun shows its gender in colour: blue for masculine (le), red for feminine (la). Adjectives show both forms, such as heureux / heureuse, so you always use the right French word.
★ PRONUNCIATION
Listen to English and French pronunciation with your phone's voice, and slow it down with the 🐢 button. English words also show their IPA.
★ LEARN AND PRACTISE
• French quiz: English → French, French → English and "le or la?"
• French Challenge: 10 timed rounds
• Exam Mode: 50 questions in 25 minutes
• Flashcards with spaced repetition for your saved words
• My Mistakes: wrong answers come back until you get them right
• Word of the Day with its French translation, every morning
• Daily goal, streaks and badges
★ MORE
• English meanings and synonyms for every English word
• Save English and French words with one tap
• Share any translation as a picture
• Dark mode
• Works completely offline
Whether you are learning French at school, preparing a trip to France, or need a quick English to French translation at work, this offline French dictionary is always in your pocket.



















