r/FrenchLearning

Hi everyone!

I need to practice my french with someone, so I wondering if there's anyone interested. Maybe we can be friends too!!

Please 🥺

Hey everyone….
A friend of mine recently applied for francophone mobility work permit and today she received a letter that she has to present herself for the interview. If anyone has some experience regarding this, can please let me know… would like to ask some questions.
Thanks

Let talk !

Salut !! Ça va? Comment etait ton journee?

(I welcome all correction😊)

hello anyone want to be friends and help me learn and speak french? you could help teach me how to pronounce and say and we could have conversations in french so i can learn

I’m looking to learn French and have recently completed my A1 level. I’m now looking for one-on-one lessons to improve my French and prepare for the TEF Canada exam, which I’m planning to take in March next year.
Does anyone have a good French teacher/tutor they would recommend, preferably someone experienced with TEF Canada preparation?

I’ve started learning french and am looking for french friends who can play fortnite with me, we can speak in both french and English, I will also teach you english in return

Can you please recommend some youtube channels that focus on everyday life, lifestyle, and natural spoken French rather than traditional French lessons? Ideally, channels with a similar slow, clear, immersive style, and that provide both French and English subtitles, like these channels:

Ella Entwistle, Adeline Talks, Your Best French, French Facile

Thank you!🤍

I’ve been living in France for 3 years now, and I’m currently learning French. I’m looking for a girl who would like to practice and improve French together.

I’m currently at A2 level and will soon start B1. If you’re also looking to improve your French and would like to practice together, let’s connect!

we will make video call! i will give free assistance

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I’m looking for a serious and committed study partner who is genuinely interested in learning French.

I’d like us to practice consistently, support each other, and stay motivated throughout the learning process.

I’m particularly looking for someone who is willing to commit long-term and maintain regular practice rather than losing interest after a short period of time.

If you’re genuinely committed to learning French and looking for a consistent study partner, feel free to reach out.

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I’m looking for a serious and committed study partner who is genuinely interested in learning French. I’d like us to practice consistently, support each other, and stay motivated throughout the learning process.

I’m particularly looking for someone who is willing to commit long-term and maintain regular practice rather than losing interest after a short period of time.

If you’re genuinely committed to learning French and looking for a consistent study partner, feel free to reach out.

I studied and am still learning french, and I learned early on that grammar rules. I struggled for quite sometime understanding and making sentences, until a professor indicated Les neuf (9) sortes de mots.

There are elements to any language and once you understand the structure, the learning flows. I thought I would put this here for anyone whos looking to improve their French.

Making and understanding written and oral works in french improved immensely once I understood how sentences are structured.

Les neuf (9) sortes de mots 

1. Le nom
2. Le verbe 
3. L’adjectif 
4. Le pronom 
   1. Personal 
   2. Démonstratif

    

5. L’adverbe 
   1. très / trop / beaucoup
6. La préposition 
   1. À / dans / chez / en

    

7. La conjunction 
   1. Et / donc / mais / parce qui

    

8. L’intégration 
   1. Ah! / chut / zut /

    

9. Le déterminant 
   1. Le / la / les / du / de la

Hola! (just joking)

Learning French, trying to maximise on my exposure to the language throughout the day, such as putting on a podcast as background noise.

Want to start watching movies/shows in French too, where can I do that?

I know Netflix has the dubbed versions, but not for all films, I don’t want to spend the time going through movies that have the option.

If I wouldn’t have to pay for it, it would be a bonus.

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 🙂

Been working on a side project that generates songs with target vocabulary embedded in the lyrics. Research shows musical encoding helps long-term retention.

This one works both ways. French speakers learning English or English speakers learning French, kitchen vocabulary, about 2 minutes.

Genuinely curious whether this feels useful to language learners or just a novelty. What's your honest take?

I am currently learning French at my university, pretty going well. I am at B1 Level. However, I need more resources for practicing French and preparing for TEF Examination.

I have been seeing the advertisement of 'Learn French with Clémence' via Instagram and it has now back-to-school experience for lifetime access. I am not Indian or Pakistani. I am actually learning French not only for Canadian PR, but also for Francophone workplace. Is purchasing course of 'Learn French with Clémence' worth the price. How's the AI-speaker Arthur, on her platform?