Meridional French Classes with Teachers and Tutors Online


At Strommen, we believe language learning thrives when it’s engaging and tailored to your goals.


At Strommen, we believe language learning thrives when it’s engaging and tailored to your goals. Our Meridional French classes are designed to immerse you in the rich culture and unique dialects of southern France. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your skills, you’ll be paired with a native Meridional French tutor who brings authentic pronunciation, local expressions, and cultural insights to every lesson.

Why learn Meridional French? Spoken in regions like Provence and Occitanie, Meridional French offers a distinctive flavor with unique vocabulary and rhythm. Learning this regional variety connects you deeply to southern France’s history, traditions, and everyday life. With over 15 million people in France and nearby areas using regional dialects, understanding Meridional French opens doors to authentic travel, local business, and cultural appreciation.

At Strommen, our Meridional French tutors personalize lessons to make learning natural, effective, and enjoyable. Whether you want to explore local cuisine, history, or regional literature, our tutors help you experience Meridional French beyond just grammar and vocabulary.

We offer flexible options to fit your lifestyle and learning preferences:

  • In-person Meridional French classes in select cities.
  • Online Meridional French classes accessible from anywhere.
  • Private tutoring or small group sessions tailored by level and interests.

No matter your schedule or goals, you have a learning option that fits. Ready to start your journey? Contact us for a consultation with our learning experts, or find a Meridional French tutor or class near you!

Show More

Meridional French Tutors Image


  • Price Per Lesson

  • Near Me

  • Check Availability

  • In Person?

  • Student Age

  • Offers Free Trial

What is Meridional French?

Meridional French refers to the regional varieties spoken in southern France, including Provence and Occitanie. It features unique vocabulary and a distinct rhythm that reflects the area’s culture.

Is Meridional French different from standard French?

Yes! While based on standard French, Meridional French includes local expressions, pronunciations, and cultural nuances that make it special and valuable for authentic communication.

What is the most difficult French accent?

Many learners find the Southern French accents, including Meridional French, challenging due to their unique pronunciation, slower rhythm, and use of regional expressions. However, difficulty varies depending on your familiarity with French dialects.

What are the three types of French?

The three main types of French include Metropolitan French, which is the standard form spoken throughout Paris and much of France; Canadian French, especially Quebecois, known for its distinct pronunciation and vocabulary; and the various regional French dialects, such as Meridional French in southern France, Breton in the northwest, and Alsatian in the east, each offering unique local expressions and linguistic features.