If anyone's looking for french You Tuber channel just go to setting on KZread and change country to France then go on the trending page.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Great tip!

@sabrina3138

6 жыл бұрын

That is amazinggg

@jeanp.5929

6 жыл бұрын

U's a genious.

@muslimahafiz2740

5 жыл бұрын

Omg...thanks so much!

@ellarizzo8806

4 жыл бұрын

Ooh - I like that idea!

Well, actually the main reason why I watch your videos is to improve my English skills. You talk fast but in a very eloquent way and with somewhat elaborate vocabulary. Oh ok, it is also because I like the positive tone of your videos.

Close to 100% perfect !! Congrats ! i would just add one thing : with Duolingo for instance, if you' ve finished your course, and you think you' re fluent now, do it the other way ! If your first language is English and you learn French, then select French as your first language, and learn English ! that' s a way to see if you actually speak, read and understand French

@Emile.gorgonZola

5 жыл бұрын

fabien delavie We don't put spaces before colons and exclamation marks... it's an obvious sign you're French lol

@nurailidepaepe2783

4 жыл бұрын

there's no french to dutch tho... or dutch to french... aka i have to learn a third language in my second language which is just great isn't it

@deutschmitpurple2918

Жыл бұрын

Great method. I will use it 😊😊😊

@FabulousFab84

Жыл бұрын

@@Emile.gorgonZola yes.. and ?

I’ve wanted to learn the Arabic language fluently my whole life. Finally dedicating my free time into it.

@lanalorenzo440

4 жыл бұрын

I know it has been 7 months but if you need any advices I can help u if you want!

My husband and I went to France last October and fell in love with the language and culture. We plan on going back in 2019. We want to learn the language as best as we can so we don’t look so lost. Lol! Thanks for the tips :)

You're amazing! Thank you so much!

This video is so so helpful! I’ve been learning Spanish for about two weeks now and from watching tv shows and doing daily work I already understand so much! Language learning is so rewarding and your videos are always so motivating and inspiring x

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on your progress!

You did it! Thanks for the content! You really helped. Cheers from Brazil!

I've been reading English books for at least twenty years, but what has really helped me to improve my English is to watch KZread videos, and leave a comment from time to time! I think the most important is to find things that you're interested in whatever the language. Books, series, KZreadrs that you would watch or read because you love the theme, the author... It's a good way not to get bored! Franchement je ne pourrais pas m'infuser des trucs en anglais sur des sujets auxquels je ne m'intéresse pas dans ma langue maternelle. That being said, Happy new year Andrea!

@md8465

6 жыл бұрын

Same here, I watch French you tubers and am beginning to understand a lot more.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, great advice!! Happy new year to you too!

@jocelyncurrie2334

6 жыл бұрын

Your english is amazing

I took two years of Spanish in high school and two years of Japanese in college. I currently studying Japanese again. One thing that is helpful would be to practice speaking with a conversation partner. You can talk about different topics with your conversation partner and have him or her ask you questions about those topics so that you can elaborate on your ideas. Suppose you finished reading a book last Saturday and the last Saturday before that, you went to the beach. You can tell your conversation partner about those things and have him ask you questions about those things.

Even if you don't understand a language, some sentences/expressions stuck in your head hearing it ten times per videos or series and before you realise it somehow you understand the meaning, i learned and still learn english from tv shows and movies (before that ...school^^).

I am so happy to find your channel. You are wonderful person

I just had your video as well as one from Katrin Berndt called "Video for Beginners: Practice Your Swedish" in my subscription feed at the same time - I just started to learn swedish - you both read my mind it seems. Perfect timing is quite funny sometime! Thank you for the tips ❤️ even if I know some of them I still need practice in english, the most useful to me is to put the subtitle in english-I accidentally found this one because I just could not wait 4 days before someone translate to french the last episodes of the series I was watching at the time! 😂

Nice Andrea. Very eloquent accent of you. Very good tips too. Happy New Year.

Sooo Chris here from twitter. I didn't want to flood your whole tweet with French stuff I agree with you 100%. What helped me learn English was watching movies with no subs. When I had to give exams for the Michigan proficiency exam the first 10 vocabulary words were from movies, I'm not joking at all on that part. So besides your French vid, which if I manage to understand half of it I will be more than happy hehe, any French daily vlogger recommendations? (since we live in the vlog era now) I want your recs since you know the accents will be good to learn from them and all the other stuff, you know :) PS. Yeah I remember my English teacher he did his studies on Cambridge and he teaches English here in Greece. He was always like learn vocab, learn vocab blah blah. Now I understand how important it is. (Although I know terms, but it's easier if you know them. )

One of my favorite movies is Pulp Fiction. I could say some of the lines in both French and English because I watched it over and over :) You don’t even need subtitles if you’ve seen a movie many times, the only reason you’d need them is to get some idiomatic expressions where the basic words don’t mean the same thing at all.

Putting French subtitles on a familiar film is a great idea, going to give this a go!

Trips are very important. Speaking with locals improve your knowledge of languages so fast.

I definitely favor more of the nitty gritty approach, but I also think that if you are taking a class or have a teacher, it can be great to do your own study and watch videos, etc. it helps things to "click" more in your brain.

Thanks! I've found plenty of helpful French movies & shows on Netflix too!

This is a huge subject, many different people have different learning styles. You must have textbooks, but I prefer to talk from the beginning. (I am relearning French, so I had school and night school years ago; for lots of French lessons). I found that talking to a native speaker was the way to accelerate my language learning. I checked out a number of Language Exchange websites and took my time till I found native speakers whose time schedule matched mine. I live in Australia so the time difference to Europe is considerable, but people in the USA would have a closer time difference to Europe than Australia. Learning French has changed my life, for the better!!

Hi Andrea. I'm interrested in knowing which french vloggers you're following.

@CaptainDangeax

6 жыл бұрын

Bonjour Victoria. Je voulais juste connaître les chaînes préférées d'Andréa.

@terkos3734

6 жыл бұрын

FlorianOnAir

@romyfleurs4990

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Victoria for the useful tip!

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

I'm subscribed to several, but some of my favorites are EnjoyPhoenix (who also has a vlog channel EnjoyVlogging), Agathe & Greg, Harmony Lu, Anil B (he doesn't vlog as often anymore though), and Patricia B, who is American but vlogs all in French on her main channel :)

@paulhowlett8151

6 жыл бұрын

Bonjour Andrea, I watch a number of French vblogs made by French native speakers for French people. I watch a diverse range of subjects: art, science, history, making things in wood, language learning etc. I found most of these diverse French vblogs by checking out the list of channels of other people's vblogs etc. They all help my French language learning!

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo! Je suis tombée sur ton compte par hasard, et j'en suis ravie: je pars normalement en Norvège toute l'année prochaine (pour terminer mes études) et j'ai très envie de mettre à profit l'immersion. Merci pour tes conseils sur "comment démarrer alors qu'on est pas encore dans le pays en question" :) Bonne continuation!

@terkos3734

6 жыл бұрын

Tu vas commencer le Norvégien ?

@judithmths

6 жыл бұрын

Oui! En tout cas, je vais essayer de maitriser les basiques :) Je me dis que pour l'intégration, ça ne peut apporter que du positif. Et puis comme je le disais, j'ai vraiment très envie de profiter de tout le potentiel qu'une année à l'étranger signifie. Puisque l'anglais n'est plus un problème pour moi, je m'attaque au norvégien avec beaucoup de motivation!

@deutschmitpurple2918

Жыл бұрын

J'adore le français. J'espere que je peux parler cette langue couramment

Another immersion resource is radio. There are apps that let you stream radio stations in the language of choice. I use one to listen to a variety of French stations. With radio, you can tune into news stations, sports, etc ... for topics you might not encounter in a KZread vlogger channel.

@ajoo10

6 жыл бұрын

This is great advice! I find that radio presenters speak very clearly, so they are often easier to understand than others.

@ellie2829

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have some good french radio recommendations please?

@KimberlyGreen

4 жыл бұрын

@@ellie2829 This website should get you started. It's a list of French radio stations with links to listen to live streams. It also gives you links directly to the station pages. (If you don't find what you like, just try googling 'French radio online' and you'll find all kinds of links. Bonne chance 😊 www.surfmusic.de/country/france.html

@ellie2829

4 жыл бұрын

@@KimberlyGreen thank you!!

Gracias por subiendo este video. Soy un estudiante en Misuri en los estados unidos. Que dijiste sobre mirando videos en otras lenguas es muy útil. Yo miro Super Holly y una cosa sobre sus videos me gusta es que ella sube videos en ingles y en espanol sobre la misma tema. Yo lo busco muy útil. Tambien, mi telefono es en Espanol. Entendo la mayoria de palabras y busco palabras nueva todo el tiempo. Okay, I'm going to retype this and maybe type a little more in english now because honestly who knows if it makes sense. Thank you so much for uploading this video! I am a senior from Missouri. What you said about watching videos in other languages is very helpful. I watch Super Holly and one thing about her videos I like is the fact that she uploads a video in english and in spanish about the same topic fairly often. I enjoy watching the english video then watching her spanish video, but that can take a long time! Another thing I find helpful is the fact that I have my phone and all of my social media in Spanish. I understand most of the words and it helps me understand in context more words that I don't understand. Also, it keeps my friends from messing around on my phone :) Mantene el gran trabajo! Tambien, no conozco escribir accentos en mi computadora, entonces no juzge por favor!

@tstthomason

6 жыл бұрын

Also, I have a penpal from Spain. I need to write him back, it's been a while but it's very helpful for many reasons. Firstly, I get a lot of practice writing in Spanish and applying words I know (I'm sometimes too lazy to get out a dictionary). I also find it very helpful to see his mistakes in English. Sometimes the mistakes he makes hint at the structure of words or sentences in Spanish.

Can you speak about your French language learning journey? Like how long it took you to become intermediate, then advanced? PLEASE!

I love watching TV series like friends. You have a lovely voice. I am Chinese BTW.

HI thank you for your vids you help me to learn your language :) i'd like to speak english as you speak french !

Great video!!

@GalaSalv

4 жыл бұрын

it really is amazing !! what language are learning ??

@kelderh

4 жыл бұрын

@@GalaSalv French, how about you?

@GalaSalv

4 жыл бұрын

@@kelderh Italian !! I speak french !! maybe i / my vids could help you !! especially the one i posted on thrusday !!

I am learning English and watching this video to practice my listening skills (and also get some tips)

For the grammar part, I bought some of the "Saison: Méthode de Français" textbooks published by Didier. Saison 1 covers A1/A2, Saison 2 A2/B2, etc. I found them useful even without a teacher. They're much more approachable than most textbooks I've used in the past with lots of different kinds of reading and listening material and lots of information about contemporary French culture. There is a companion book of exercises with answers, such as "Saison 2 : Cahier D'activités" associated with each textbook (additional cost). One thing to note is that the books are completely in French, even Saison 1. It was a struggle to learn grammar in French, but I thought it was useful to engage in French completely. FWIW, these are the books used by Alliance Française. And, no, I am not associated with the publisher or with Alliance in any way. Another online source of grammar is from the University of Texas: www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/index.html. Personally, I found the immersion part (listening to French podcasts and watching French youtubers) more important than the grammar because oral comprehension is much harder to learn on your own than grammar. OTOH, my grammar needs a lot of improvement.

Such a helpful video! Any excuse to watch youtube works for me so if I can use it to learn a language I'm IN!

I spent a few years learning French starting about 11 years ago and I still remember a little bit. But I'd say that if you are going to learn another language, you should have a purpose for it. Just learning it because it seems like a cool thing to do eventually probably will not sustain you. I had a reason for a while and eventually that reason went away and eventually my motivation to continue went away. You need to be learning so that you can speak and otherwise communicate with native speakers of the language or maybe doing some translating from that language into your native language. I found Wordreference.com very helpful for definitions, conjugation, and forum discussions about meanings of words and help with translation.

Deberías de hacer un video completamente en Español, para practicarlo, digo.

Learning a new language is a continuous process. I learned english some years back but still come across new words when reading.

Me encantan tus videos, eres super linda por fuera y por dentro. Por favor haz un video en frances. Gracias

Another great way to learn vocabulary, for me, was to listen to music in another language. For the rythm or the poetic feeling, song writers tends to use words that are used less often, you can take a look at the lyrics and learn new words and phrases. And for those who likes to sing 😊 it helps with the pronunciation and improve your talking speed. I learnt the irregular verbs in English by singing in the shower 😅

@deutschmitpurple2918

Жыл бұрын

True, I love listening to the music in English and French

What are some good french vlogers/youtubers to watch

Do you have any tips for getting out of translating everything back into your native language? I find it difficult to develop meaning for french words beyond their english translations.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

This is a really tough one, but I think going for full immersion (when you're ready for that stage) is the only thing that has been able to help me. That's also why I recommend watching movies / series with subtitles in the other language and not your native one! It helps stop that constant habit of wanting to translate everything back.

@Earbly

6 жыл бұрын

Honestly it mostly comes from a lot of practice. A lot, a lot of speaking and listening and reading. Eventually your familiarity with the language will get to such a level that the language takes on it's own life and understanding. As far as I've seen, it's not really a specific "skill" you work on, it's more an emerging sign of high proficiency in the language. But one way that would probably help is to go over vocab or short sentences and try and cut out the English translation from your head, and try and replace it with simply the understanding of the foreign language word alone. Also you're at a disadvantage as far as "integrating" and evolving a new language into it's own emotional, meaningful entity because that really happens the most when you're learning your mother tongue (or tongues) as a child. But yeah as far as translating in your head, it will eventually go away when your brain is familiar enough with the language it doesn't need to expend energy translating it, it can simply understand it. Just keep at it, and keep your material interesting! Bonne chance!

I like learning langauge from audio dictionarys on youtube on that language.

Great video! I know that finding native speakers around could be very hard, but there are some websites like conversationexchange.com that can be used to find conversation partners. The website looks old fashioned but it has actually helped me a lot to :D

Pewdiepie fue muy importante durante mi aprendizaje del Inglés

so i was learning russian and i decided to add polish thinking it would be similar oh boy i was wrong. but i'm still enjoying it tho

I'm learning English for a couple of years and I still don't have confidence when speaking it and maybe make lots and lots of mistakes. I really like your speed of speech 😍 I understand you like 95% but I can't talk with this speed till now 😢💔 any tips? Ps. I don't have English speaking friends to practise with. Unfortunately.

Thanks :D

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Hey Andrea, can you share a list of vloggers/bloggers that are french speakers? :)

Is it possible to put the subtitles please? Cause im french, and i want to write english.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, subtitles take a lot of time and I can't do them for all my videos. I'm sorry!

I've found that if you are learning languages in your middle school or high school, you are getting so many vocabulary sheets-- so why don't you use those convient sheets to translate into your target language on Quizlet!👍👍

@sabrina3138

5 жыл бұрын

And if you are really up for a challenge, you can practice translating from the language you have in school to the language you are learning in your personal life. In this way, you can get practice for school and at the house.

Which French youtubers would you recommend ? Or any films or tv series

Do you ever mix up French and Spanish? I'm a heritage speaker of both, and I mix them up. *I say things like "robinete" (we've had lows around -10 °C and have had to drip faucets) and "vepecista" (the acronym "VPC" makes just as good sense in Spanish as in French). *I occasionally say "dube/mise/poní" instead of "debí/metí/puse" because "dus/mis/pondis". *A few months ago I visited a French church (which turned out to be Haitian) and found myself using the passé simple a lot more than is normal in French.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I do that all the time! It's gotten easier the less I've practiced Spanish and focused on French, but the moment I start trying to build up my Spanish again, it starts happening more 😜

¡Entonces podemos hablarte en español!

Hello :) Je regarde tes vidéos depuis quelques temps car justement one of my biggest dream is to be fluent in English (American English) du coup je regarde beaucoup tes vidéos que j'apprécie énormément et j'essaye d'appliquer les conseils que justement tu as donné aujourd'hui, je regarde beaucoup les vidéos en anglais and sometimes i go live on Facebook sur un groupe de Beauty Community américain et ca me permet de pouvoir pratiquer un peu la langue car dans mon quotidien je n'ai pas l'occasion de pouvoir parler anglais souvent. Your videos are really helpful and I just want to thank you for that ! :)

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad my videos are helpful for you! Facebook groups and other social media can be very helpful for long-distance immersion too, great tip 😃 Best of luck with your English progression!

Andrea Heckler is that Arwen's Evenstar?!?! So cool!

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Yep :D Thanks!

hey andrea! thanks for your video i actually do the same thing that you said about just listening to french youtube videos, but i do it with the french radio! (usually just the news) despite this, i still have a lot of trouble listening to french. are you able to understand movies and news (without subtitles) i have the impression that i can speak better than i can hear and its really frustrating when having a conversation with someone in french if i have to ask them to repeat things all the time

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you mean. I can understand some movies without subtitles, depending on the style of speaking, accent, time period, etc... But generally I still like to put on French subtitles with them in case I miss too much of the plot!

Hello, I'm just coming by to say that you're super pretty and I love your videos. That's all, have a nice day ;)

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

¿Aprendiste el español de España o el de Latinoamérica?

Hi Andrea! I already have a good English level but what channels would you recommend to me so I can hear english on a daily basis? What really helped me improve my English was all the TV shows I watched (and still watch) : at first with French subtitles, then with English subtitles and now without any subtitles :)

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

English speaking channels? I personally love Estée Lalonde, Emma Blackery, Carrie Hope Fletcher, FleurDeForce (she has a vlog channel too, FleurDeVlog), Kristen Sarah -- and of course I gotta plug some of my friends, NonStopParis, Jay Swanson, and Wanted Adventure! ;)

:D Nice video.

En una escala, que numero te das en el español con el 10 siendo el más alto? On another note, je crois que si on veut apprendre une langue il faut travailler. Et si on le veut, mais vraiment le veut, on peut le faire. C’est pas donné. J’habite aux États Unis et je suis jamais allé à l’école pour apprendre une langue. N’abandonne pas! :)

It may sound stupid but speak english and french. If you want to try or just want to talk, i can have french conversations and i could help you. If you want to learn by watching a youtuber, i would recommend watching Cyprien, he is the most famous french youtuber. Good luck for future learning. (im from Quebec in Canada :) )

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I love watching Cyprien! I just wish he'd post more often 😜

she speak so fast, i understand

Wow, a coffee ad popped up when I clicked your video... then I saw that you had coffee in your hand😂

I'm focusing on learning German, French, and Russian

@deutschmitpurple2918

Жыл бұрын

Prima, du kannst schaffen. Ich glaube an dich

my spanish is very good I want to learn german and then Polish...French not so much

Is that an Evenstar necklace?! 🤣🤣

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

You bet it is 🤩

What was the course that allowed you to access it for free?

I have a mild learning difficulty I did not get held back or treated different or any different I have an allowance I know things would change my parents wouldn`t move but I would love to move when they die, so what country do you think I could live in apart from Scotland uk, It might stop but I wonder how that would work.

Is that the Evenstar??

I would also recommend watching your favorite Netflix tv shows in other languages.

@nurailidepaepe2783

4 жыл бұрын

that's not always possible tho

Hola, me gustaría compartir mi historia en tu bandeja de comentarios. Lo haría en inglés pero como dijiste que querías practicar en español, por eso lo escribiré en español, para que aunque sea practiques leyendo. Obviamente mi primer idioma en Español, luego aprendí inglés a la edad de 11 años, ahora tengo 15 estoy aprendiendo portugués desde los 13 años y voy a empezar a aprender francés el próximo año. Aprenderé francés por 4 años (en High School) cuando entre a la Universidad quiero tener un Associates Degree de 2 años en italiano si no es que lo aprendo antes de entrar a la universidad, o también me gustaría estudiar Russo en la universidad, después me gustaría estudiar Japonés en mis tiempos libres ya graduada de la universidad. Y después de aprender esos idiomas me gustaría aprender arabe. Aunque me gustaría ya empezar a estudiar arabe ya que vivo en una comunidad con muchas personas árabes, así que si tengo con quien practicar y me gustaría practicar con ellos. Pero encuentro el idioma muy difícil. Mi sueño es convertirme en una políglota, por qué desde muy chica eh admirado a las personas que hablan muchos idiomas así que si.

I found Duolingo very helpful,but I kind of lost interest,as it got harder.I learned basic French at school,so,I knew some,but I found out a lot more from there.I think immersion would probably help me a lot,sometimes,unconscious learning is the way to go.Trouble with French is all the masculine/feminines and the vous and tous! Too much for my brain lol.

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

The genders are one of my constant struggles too (and I think that's the case for native speakers of any language trying to learn French!). It just takes lots of repetition, until it just starts sounding "right" in your brain -- and that can take a while unfortunately 😅

What is the app used for the verb conjugations at 8.02?

@AndreaHeckler

4 жыл бұрын

It’s called Conjuu - the link is in the description box! (I recently discovered it’s also available for Spanish)

What was the name of the app you mentioned at 8:00? I really think this would be useful for me!

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

There's a link in the description! :)

Hi Andrea! Can you suggest any of the french vloggers you have been watching? Thanks!

@zoe-pi1zt

6 жыл бұрын

thanks! :)

@terkos3734

6 жыл бұрын

FlorianOnAir

@judithmths

6 жыл бұрын

Hey! If you want, here is a small list of french speaking youtubers, they all offer different types of content, I think it can be useful if you want to hear diversified vocab/contexts/voices: Safia Vendome, jenesuispasjolie (or her vlogging channel: jenesuispasbavarde), eppcoline, Fannyfique, Golden Moustache (funny videos), Natoo (very funny too) Hope you'll enjoy it!

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Some of my favorites are EnjoyPhoenix (who also has a vlog channel EnjoyVlogging), Agathe & Greg, Harmony Lu, Anil B (he doesn't vlog as often anymore though), and Patricia B, who is American but vlogs all in French on her main channel :)

I want to learn english

What's your native language?

I’ve been wanting to watch movies in french but have found finding them incredibly difficult since I’m not in a french speaking country. Do you have any recommendations on how to find them? Also who are your favorite french speaking vloggers?

@helenel8561

6 жыл бұрын

I'm french so I can recommend you some content :) I know a tv show called "dix pour cent" and it's on netflix (but maybe it's only on the french version on netflix... I dont know). There are also movies in french on netflix but i guess you can find them on streaming to. The most famous are for example Intouchables, les visiteurs, le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain... For youtubers I dont really watch a lot of vloggers but I like jenesuispasbavarde, annarvr, anthonin, cyprien, enjoyphoenix, norman, natoo, thedollbeauty... I dont what kind of videos you like but you may find it in this list :)

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, I will often watch French movies on Netflix (since I live in France, I get the French selection) or borrow them, so I'm not the best person to ask on how to find them outside of France :/ Sorry! As far as French vloggers go, some of my favorites are EnjoyPhoenix (who also has a vlog channel EnjoyVlogging), Agathe & Greg, Harmony Lu, Anil B (he doesn't vlog as often anymore though), and Patricia B, who is American but vlogs all in French on her main channel :)

Funny advice for me because that's why i subscribed to this channel (my english stay disgusting for now though)

Que bueno! Tan chevre !

I am trying to learn French xD

What French Vloggers do you recommend watching?

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

Some of my favorites are EnjoyPhoenix (who also has a vlog channel EnjoyVlogging), Agathe & Greg, Harmony Lu, Anil B (he doesn't vlog as often anymore though), and Patricia B, who is American but vlogs all in French on her main channel :)

Un consejo sobre español que muchos no parecen seguir, practica con diferentes acentos no solo el de México y España hay muchos acentos y diferencia en velocidad del habla que te puede confundir como "tu podéis/tu puedes/vos podes" (you can) however you speak you're gonna be understood but you might have some trouble understanding others

@GalaSalv

4 жыл бұрын

si es verdad !! yo utilizo vos hahah de adonde eres ??

@nochu9753

4 жыл бұрын

@@GalaSalv de Argentina, vos?

@GalaSalv

4 жыл бұрын

Chimchim Jamjam yo tambien !! lol bueno mi mama es de Argentina pero yo hablo argentino 😂

@GalaSalv

4 жыл бұрын

Conectémonos! Este es mi insta @galasalv

A great ressource for written language is to use use bilingual books with the left page in your native language and the right (or vice versa) in the one you want to learn. Small tip: don't start with "The Lord Of The Rings" as I did ;)

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

That was a brave way to start! But yeah, it might be best to save books like those for later 😄

Please talk about how to switch in different languages 🤣

What was the name of that app you used to practice conjugations?

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

It's called something like Learn French Conjugations. There's a link for it in the description if you want to try it! :)

wouldn`t you like to learn portuguese ?

Do you have some Spanish youtubers to recommend?

@catalinaburgos6649

5 жыл бұрын

RubiusOMG, Hola soy Germán, Willyrex, Arte Master, Yuya, Calle y Poché, Dalas review. Hope it helped! They have some humor and it's the most difficult part of learning a language! I recommend 'Hola Soy Germán' his videos touch a lot of diferent topic. Warning: he doesn't speak spanish from spain, he has a different accent. If you wan't someone from spain, RubiusOMG.

vous parlez très rapide Bon chance

@md8465

6 жыл бұрын

I think the same about French you Tubers lol. I have asked them to please speak slowly

Do you ever previously worked at Vat19?

Tu hablas muy rápido,.me gusta, Me gusta un Canal de youtube se llama Enchufetv puede verlo si quires

Immersion as it should be done is great, but only for people who speak the language already. You're better off watching Spanish TV shows... cheaper too!

French is my second laugnage too, I agree with your approach as mine was first total immersion for about a year and now I learning some "nitty gritty" using "Learn French with Pascal" (kzread.info/dron/virLHlKtDvRBB6mHDqgdpg.html) on KZread who dives into verbs and expressions one at a time and does a great job of demystifying some things for me. It also helps that he is from Brittany, where most of my French enfluence is from as well (Rennes to be exact) ... I find listening to newcasts on France-Info.fr is helpful for me because much of my learning is from developing a habit of what sounds correct to my ears. Also a newscaster is typically someone who has no strong regeional accent and their voice is compressed so that you can hear all of the sounds. Movies are OK but their voices to me are not that clear and they use a LOT of slang (almost trash talk).. Voila, ma petite contribution!

lol I wish you would do the videos in french^^ then I could clean the room while listining to you haha Actually have you ever thought about having a french channel plus this one ? :O There is another american girl who did that but her vids a very girly.......doesnt suit me too well :/ urs are a little more universal sexe I feel like

@FalcoAcePilot

6 жыл бұрын

And whats the name of that conjugaison app???

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

There's a link for the conjugation app in the description, if you want to try it :) I'm going to make another French video very soon!

@FalcoAcePilot

6 жыл бұрын

Andrea Heckler oh cool, merci madame!

*Too bad most of French TV shows are garbage though.*

@judithmths

6 жыл бұрын

Watch ARTE :P

@AndreaHeckler

6 жыл бұрын

I haven't found any that I've latched onto yet, but I know they're out there! And I've found some good movies :)

my tips for learning english : watching videos of pretty girls speaking english.

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French> spanish

@loic3609

6 жыл бұрын

NonyaBusiness! because French is the third most influential language in the world before the Spanish. French is widely used between banks to make transactions

@md8465

6 жыл бұрын

I do not think French is better than Spanish. If you are going to learn one of these 2 languages, choose the one that will be more useful to you.

@camembertdalembert6323

6 жыл бұрын

La caricature du français arrogant typique avec ses airs de supériorité. Confirmer ce genre de stéréotypes ne va pas donner envie aux gens d'apprendre la langue française.

@KatelynShae

6 жыл бұрын

Ay cállate

@jocelyncurrie2334

6 жыл бұрын

Just stop no one cares about your opinion