About
Helping learners understand and speak real French.
Chase in French is a bilingual learning platform built for one goal: helping English speakers understand and speak real French with clear pronunciation, natural rhythm, and modern conversational patterns.
About Chase in French
Chase in French started as a response to the same problem most learners hit: you can "know French", but still not understand native speakers — and still not sound clear when you speak. The missing piece is almost always pronunciation and real spoken rhythm.
This site is organised as a structured library. Each topic hub gives you a short "Start here" path, so you can progress without getting lost in random videos or textbook rules that don't match real speech.
What you'll find here
Pronunciation training (phonetics, mouth placement, rhythm, liaison, reductions).
Modern spoken French patterns (what disappears, what links, what changes in speed).
Culture notes that explain the 'why' behind everyday French choices.
Podcast listening training (Learning French by Accident).
Songs & videos selected specifically to train ear + accent (not generic playlists).
Structured lessons with clear progress paths through every topic.
About Chase Emery Davis
Chase Emery Davis is a bilingual French/English pronunciation specialist, trained performer, and on-set language consultant. Born in New York and raised in Paris, he grew up speaking French at school and English at home — an upbringing that makes him unusually precise about the differences between the two sound systems.
His work is shaped by voice. Chase has professional acting training (including movement and performance work) and a classical vocal background. He also holds a Master's degree in Music Production with a focus on recording the human voice — which directly informs how he teaches placement, resonance, clarity, and rhythm.
Chase is also a professional voice actor and vocal performer. That means he doesn't teach "ideas about pronunciation" — he teaches the physical habits that create a sound, because he has to deliver those habits professionally under pressure.
Professional credibility
On-set French language coach and multilingual consultant for international film and television productions, responsible for pronunciation accuracy, line delivery, translation support, and linguistic authenticity.
Selected credits include:
- Napoleon (Ridley Scott) — French translation and dialect direction
- The Boys (Season 4) — French language coach
- My Lady Jane — Latin/French/Italian/Spanish/German coaching
- The Lazarus Project — Japanese dialect work
- Great Expectations — French language coach
- Tetris — Japanese support and multilingual coaching
- Boat Story — French dialect coaching
Chase teaches a large learner community across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and podcast platforms (750k+ followers across channels as of 2026).
Teaching approach
(The Chase in French method)
Everything begins in the mouth
The shape, placement, airflow and rhythm create the sound.
Listening is not passive
You need trained expectations so your ear can detect what French is actually doing.
Lessons focus on a small number of high-impact patterns, taught in a sequence that trains the subconscious (so you don't have to "think of rules" while speaking). The objective is clarity and confidence — not perfection for an exam.
Projects & formats
Chase's work includes multiple formats designed to teach modern French through voice and pattern recognition:
The Book of Wesh
A practical guide to modern French contractions, levels of speech, and how real sentences are delivered (audiobook format emphasises the listening component).
Vas-y, Vas-y, Let's Go
A children's French learning concept designed to support bilingualism, with a book series attached.
Conjugation raps
Rhythmic learning tools for grammar patterns (planned YouTube releases) designed to help learners memorise through sound.