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I'm not talking about regular way of study, like with a textbook, but something that YOU found works best for YOU, even if it's not one of the traditional ways of learning a language.

Like for me when I was learning English, I had the regular classes in school, and even took extra classes in smaller group, but I was still very mediocre. But when I just switched the language of the entertaining content I was consuming at home to English, (webtoons, YouTube videos, movies, TV shows) I improved so much I was so happy T-T

Do you guys have experiences like that, or something even more special ?

Thanks for taking the time to read and reply 🙂

I'm not talking about regular way of study, like with a textbook, but something that YOU found works best for YOU, even if it's not one of the traditional ways of learning a language.

Like for me when I was learning English, I had the regular classes in school, and even took extra classes in smaller group, but I was still very mediocre. But when I just switched the language of the entertaining content I was consuming at home to English, (webtoons, YouTube videos, movies, TV shows) I improved so much I was so happy T-T

Do you guys have experiences like that, or something even more special ?

Thanks for taking the time to read and reply 🙂

Asking as a French native here, I was wondering what is the most difficult thing to learn about the French language ? Is it grammar ? Vocabulary ? Pronunciation ? Tenses ? Something else ?

Because I come across those clichés saying how French grammar is "SO HARD" with also all their verb tenses and stuff, and then I find people saying French is actually a very easy and manageable language to learn... So I'm kinda confused 😂

So, from your experience, what is the most difficult thing about it, and why ?