Learn French with Nabil. Our guest, who is from Morocco, is familiar with business people who book into top-of-the-range hotels because it was his job to look after them. Now he lives in Paris and would like to know what types of hotel are sought by individual tourists who visit Paris during their holidays. As it happens, it is this group of client Delphine Darteyre, staff member at the Paris Tourist Information Office, deals with. She is used to finding ways to meet their increasingly varied requests.

Learn French with Nabil. He is 32, and has lived in Paris for the last 18 months. He comes from Morocco where he worked in top-of-the-range hotels, where guests were mostly business people. He knows little of what accommodation is available to tourists in Paris, and he is keen to find out what types of hotel are on offer. So we took him to the Tourist Information Office in Paris where staff member Delphine Darteyre is ready to answer Nabil’s questions.

Learn French with David who moved to Paris from South Sudan four years ago. He's used to grid cities, so the French capital still seems like a labyrinth sometimes. Art historian and tour guide Régis Labourdette, member of the Promenades urbaines organisation, gives him tips on the city's layout and explains the major roads in the capital.

Learn French with David, a 34-year-old English teacher and musician from South Sudan. He came to live in Paris four years ago but he's never been to the top of the Eiffel Tower and wants to know the story behind the capital's most iconic building. Art historian and tour guide Régis Labourdette, a member of the Promenades urbaines organisation, answers his questions.