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French Kaliké is an online French institute run by Rohan Murti (a former French medical interpreter and an aspiring linguist), who has 6.5 years of experience teaching the language to students who have taken the DELF/DALF and TEF/TCF exams. Know what it takes to learn a language "descriptively", and how it can make all the difference in your language acquisition process, by signing up for one of our courses :) You'll find all the details on the website or on our socials.
Ahmedabad, India
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I took A1 and A2 classes with rohan, he is wonderful teacher. His classes are very organized, and main thing he provide daily homework and reviews on that which is very helpful. I would high recommended to take his classes for french.
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