Where can I learn French in South Delhi?

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Experienced Portuguese and Spanish language coach specializing in IB and IGCSE curricula.

Apart from the above mentioned institues, University of Delhi and Jamia Milia Islamia both provide part time certificates and Diploma in French.
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Definitely at Alliance Française at Lodhi Road
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1. Alliance Française 2. Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan 3. YMCA
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You can join Urban Pro and start classes via Skype
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