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We have added a new learning format to prepare for the naturalisation interview: cards with questions, hints, example answers, helpful videos, and space for your own notes.
“La Marseillaise” — written by Rouget de Lisle in 1792, the national anthem since 1795
Every card shows one real exam question. Read it and try to answer out loud, just like you will in front of the inspector.
Flip the card and see what matters to mention in your answer. There is a ready example right there that you can adapt to yourself.
Choose “I know” or “I don’t know”. That way you instantly see which questions you can already answer and which are worth reviewing.
Jot down your own version of the answer, relatives’ names, dates, new words, or tips from your teacher. It all saves right next to the card it belongs to.
More than plain cards. Every tool here helps the material stick.
Flags, coats of arms, portraits and short clips bring symbols and history to life.
Play a clear recording of the question so tricky French names and dates start to sound familiar.
Jot down associations and hints on any card. They are saved to your account for next time.
See how many cards you know at a glance, and reset any time to test yourself again.
History, geography, national symbols and more. Each is colour-coded so you always know where you are.
Use ← and → to move between cards, and the spacebar to flip the current one — study without leaving the keyboard.
Study in French or English, and switch whenever it helps.
Try the flashcards today. Unlock the full question bank when you are ready.
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The full question bank
Flip through a few cards right now and see how much already sticks.
Nothing slips through the cracks. You always know what you have down and what still needs work.
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