Given:
Reena said, "I am learning French". (Change into Indirect speech.)
The answer is
"Reena said that she was learning french class"
In direct speech, we deliver the speaker's message to another person in his own words, without any changes. In indirect speaking, we relay the speaker's message to another person in our own words. The form alters when utilizing indirect or reported discourse. The verb said is usually used to introduce indirect discourse, as in I said, Bill said, or they said. The past tense of the verb say indicates that something has already been said. In these cases, the primary verb in the stated statement is placed in the past.