What do you do to learn and practice French?

@Thalidiot

2 жыл бұрын

depuis combien de temps tu apprends le francais?

@FrenchLearningHub

2 жыл бұрын

J’apprends le français depuis que je suis petit, mais j’ai commencé à pratiquer plus sérieusement il y a environ un an

My skills Reading 30% Listening 0% Writing 20% Speaking 5% Sociolinguistic Competence -100% PS. i am leaning only for my French Exam

@FrenchLearningHub

2 жыл бұрын

Bonne chance on your exam :)

Je ne sais pas vraiment se que je fait là car je connais déjà le français car je suis actuellement français ! Mais je trouve sympa ce genre de vidéo.

Very helpful, thank you!

Amazing, super helpful thanks

Very helpful video! Thank you. I'm going to use some of those ideas. I am taking university French classes to acquire a solid basis of French grammar. But I find the textbook ("Horizons" published by Cengage) lacking in many ways, so I use a lot of on-line resources, like "French Learning Hub"! Modern language textbooks have very specific paths and methods for teaching which don't always fit me. The university has a "french café" once a week where students can meet and talk with native French speakers. It's great! During summer break, I'm using DuoLingo, re-reading my textbook, reading other French learning books, reading french stories, using Berlitz flash cards, and listening to "Little Talk in Slow French" and ""Radio France." Yard/library sales are a great source for French language books. I have set a summer goal of drastically improving my listening comprehension as that is the skill I am most disappointed in for myself. While I'm enjoying DuoLingo, I find it easy to get caught up in it's game-ification and forget that learning French is my goal - not winning points, badges, etc. But I like that nearly all the lessons include spoken audio - the "See it, Hear it, Say it, Write it" principle really works! Lately, I am trying something new. I use Google Translate to transcribe my spoken French and I repeat until I say it right. I use DuoLingo lessons and my French books as source material. I think that's working quite well and my spoken French is much, much better. (As evidence, my tongue is sore!) I'm not embarrassed to speak bad French to my iPhone like I am sometimes to actual, knowledgeable people, even though they are always kind and helpful. Being overly self-conscious is the bane of language learning (and dancing)!

Nice video! You shared some pretty nice tips! (Could you make a video where we put the,of and a in French compared to English? because I have some trouble learning it sometimes)

Thank u ❤❤❤❤❤ just found you ‼️‼️‼️‼️ love it 😄😄😄

Great video! I do a lot of what you do, but I need to read and write more. I’ve never used tandem, but will try. Good info on the new “R” sound… where in the old music of Edith Piaf. Rolling her Rs like Spanish

@FrenchLearningHub

2 жыл бұрын

I think reading has helped me the most with my French - it improves everything: vocabulary, grammar, spelling, writing etc. Tandem and HelloTalk (a very similar app to Tandem) are amazing places where you can practice writing and speaking

Merci Monsieur ❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for making these videos. They are extremely helpful. Would you please explain the difference between nous and on and why the verb form is different for them. (ie. nous mangeons; on mange) Thanks.

Podcast Francaise Facile is good for listening, it has Courses from Debutant , shld give it a try all

@sunildmello2610

4 ай бұрын

Will try, thnx for suggesting..

Bonjour! Those were some great tips and recommendations. What French podcasts do you prefer? Merci!

Could you give the link for tandem app?. I couldn't find it

I'm bad at writing and speaking😭

do you think duolingo is a good app for french? est-ce que tu penses duolingo est bonne pour français? (first time doing this and i hope you correct me on this because the part after duolingo feels wierd)

@valaurh

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Duolingo is a good app, im using it daily to learn english and if you play like 20-30min a day you will see the results

@willow3889

2 жыл бұрын

ive used duolingo for a while and in my honest opinion. no, you can learn french much faster by using other methods. :)

@rinzingla

Жыл бұрын

Me too I'm learning through dualingo

@karatewithelian9014

Жыл бұрын

@@rinzingla I do recommend memrise if you want to add and learn words

@chloesamuels4511

Жыл бұрын

I've used Duolingo and I think it's good for vocabulary but I use Pimsler now and it has given me much better listening comprehension and forces me to speak. I am on lesson 146 or 150 so I need to find another method to improve. I also listen to the podcast Little Talk in Slow French and now I am putting it at 1.25 speed.

My skills for now Reading 20% Listening 0% Writing 20% Speaking 5% Can you recommend which french books/programs I should read or listen to that will help me to understand french very well like you thanks?

Feench movies are really bad xd