How to start learning French: Tips for Beginners

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ABOUT GÉRALDINE
Hi! I’m Géraldine Lepère, the founder of Comme une Française (= “Like a French woman”) and your new French best friend. :)
Each Tuesday, I share a fun, fresh and bite-sized lesson on French language and French culture-from embarrassing mistakes to avoid to pop-cultural references to “get” !
For over five years now, with millions of views and students in over 56 countries, I’ve been helping people just like you gain the confidence to really talk in French. And better than the “textbook” French from high school!

[@ivyabordo4683]

Started learning French about a week ago. I am bilingual in English and Spanish, the latter is my native language. I am doing this to expand my career opportunities, currently managing a Language Services department in a hospital. I am willing to dedicate 7-10 weekly and going the extra mile by immersing myself in a French speaking community for a few weeks. Being to Paris twice, Belgium and Montreal. Thank you for your tips. I am a little nervous because I am 50 and as you age, learning languages becomes more challenging. Need words of encouragement :-)

[@icytea0]

How did it go

[@AkashGupta-jy1nr]

Please connect with me

[@texastea5686]

I wonder how you're doing now, July 2022? I'm 46 and also speak English and Spanish (I'm Hispanic from south Texas), but would LOVE to speak French. I'd like to be able to at least understand it when I watch a movie, hear a song, etc. If I could speak it fluently it would be a dream come true. Not sure I'm disciplined enough tho lol

[@tymanung6382]

Other resources--- books, etc. in French that teach Spanish, books, etc. in Spanish that teach French. This combination gives 2 way explanations + examples--- totally inclusive.

[@luissantiago8446]

Cultural and practical. I have been to France, and while there did engage with French people in French. The people are so much more open when one attempts to speak the language. Cultural, because culture is spelled with a capital C in France. It is taken very serious enough, and has a high profile. The art, literature, architecture, food, etc. There's a reason why France continues to be the number one visited country in the world.

[@martinwright4125]

the mark of an excellent teacher. she is able to compartmentalize what is important and essential, w/out overwhelming the student. too, she uses minimal encourage-rs, gives positive feedback, and positive reinforcement. a winning combination for any subject: she is a true teacher. bravo.

[@andycandyandy]

Best Beginners tips for learning french that i've came across on youtube. It has made it less scary for me now lol. As dyslexic it will always be hard for me to be a perfectest, its nice to know i can still communicate and nearly be fluent, by not being a perfectest.

[@vini6699]

I’m so happy to know that I’m not alone here! let’s break those barriers and learn this beautiful language

[@estherstone4860]

I have multiple motives to learn French. My maternal grandmother grew up speaking French. Her parents immigrated from French speaking Canada. But I grew up far away from her, so I was not able to learn any of that from her. The most pressing thing is that we are planning to visit France for 1-2 months in about a year’s time. We hope to rent in a neighborhood, live in an apartment or house, and get to know the neighbors while perusing the countryside.

[@mxro_jo]

I started with my lessons 2 weeks ago and this actually helped me a lot. I'm planning to take a master's degree in Canada (I haven't considered France because it's more difficult as an American haha 😂🙃)

[@robynlevin4243]

I'm from Montreal if you have any questions about studying in Canada! Good luck to you

[@crease205]

Plot twist: canadian french isnt recognized as real french. KEKW. 🤣😂🤣😬😱

[@hiphop111fan]

I'm canadian and I know a fair bit of french. I spent 6 weeks in France learning French 2 years ago. When I returned, I spoke with a French Canadian colleague. I could not understand a word he said!

[@texastea5686]

@@hiphop111fan 😄

[@Dan-pq1tp]

The main points are in 16:00 - 19:00

[@gro16]

Its really nice to see you being so positive and encouraging about using one's french with out having to have perfected first. We needed permission from you and you finally gave it. Thank you. Thoroughly enjoy your tutorials. Merci beaucoup.

[@destinycunninghamigdezr7820]

I am visiting Paris, France in 2 months So I would like to know Practical French. But I would love to be fluent and teach the language to my future children

[@goodphotoideas]

I dig your pronunciation of the word "focus."

[@JanetGoulden]

Although this is 2019, I am so motivated by you Geraldine, I plan to watch all your videos and progress toward your advanced classes. I retired to France last year, 2023 and carry out daily exercises on Duolingo, but feel I am not making much real progress. I live in rural community and the locals do not understand me!! But they will eventually. Thank you at the moment. I loved the recommendations on the resources for cultural learning.

[@Commeunefrancaise]

15 minutes a day can make all the difference, @JanetGoulden! If you’re looking for more fun, bite-sized lessons, you should check out our 30 Day French Challenge. For 30 days, you’ll receive a new daily challenge to improve your everyday spoken French and each one can be completed in no more that 15 minutes per day. There are no live elements to the 30 Day Challenge and is the perfect program for students who are short on time: www.commeunefrancaise.com/youtube-welcome?&source=youtubecom -Lyndsie Comme une Française Team

[@Hbavvity]

I'm a person who likes learning languages and learning French have been on my mind for years but I never got the time to sit down and learn and now that we are settling at home because of the virus I feel like it's the right time to start learning it

[@donroach8958]

I'm learning french as part of a bucket list and it compleaments the International Relations degree for which I am currently pursuimg. That's so true what you said about waiting to speak French perfectly. I was waiting until I compiled a decent amount of French to start speaking. Guess that makes me a 'perfectionist'. Thanks for the tip Géraldine.

[@annetteanderson6845]

Bonjour! Thank you for putting together a beginners program. I am very excited. My goals according to todays outline would be learning practical French and progressing to the heritage/cultural French level. I would love to travel to France for a long stay. I have read The Sweet Life in Paris, it intrigues me.

[@13bubblespop]

I love this video so much. This is exactly the trouble I've had with trying to learn French. Merci, Geraldine!

[@sponacq]

Dear Geraldine: Thank you so much for the fun videos. You are the first online french lesson that I totally enjoy. Ok, this is the thing: I have been living in France for over a year, and I'm having a very difficult time getting to any kind of fluency. I'm trying to teach myself, but it has been 'extremely' frustrating. That has caused me 'some' depression, and at times days and weeks of not studying. I am older and this is my first foreign language, so maybe that has an effect. Also, I am experienced in many things- 25 years in the US entertainment business, 10 years working in silicon valley, and many years as a media planner. I'm also a sociopolitical history freak. So, I have a lot to talk about. Not being able to communicate clearly is the most frustrating thing I have ever experienced. It makes me feel like a moron, and I can see that so many French people think that. Can you please tell me if there is some kind of bootcamp, like a 2 month military prison for forced French (ha, ha .. um, yes I'm serious). Any advice is appreciated, and thank you again, for such wonderful videos

[@AgataRafalska]

00:00 Intro 02:25 Why do you want to learn? (motivation) 05:10 Common difficulties for beginners (advice) 19:56 How to learn according to your goal (resources)

[@freedompoet8010]

Bonjour. Je peux parler un peu français. Je vien de New Zealand. Je suis trés excité d'être ici! I'm on my fifth week learning French. Merci!

[@emmaharvey2911]

Bonjour! Quick tip to save you from future embarrassment. When you want to express that you are excited, instead say "Je suis trés content(e). Because excité is used mostly when speaking s3xually. I learned this the hard way lol.

[@CthRage8946]

@@emmaharvey2911 the questionable (excite), how it used and in what situations accept sexual ones as you said?

[@CthRage8946]

@@emmaharvey2911 can you misplace it as exalté.

[@michelebriere9569]

I like Reverso. It has a speaker that you can click on, and hear the word or sentence spoken, and the accent is excellent.

[@elimourek]

something always pulls me back to learning french, its just such a beautiful language. i love french so much. i definitely want to visit france one day.

[@howtubeable]

I've completed the French "tree" on Duolingo. There's a heavy emphasis on grammar and translation. It's good if you want to supplement a classroom French course. It's not so good for learning to speak French. Also, don't get upset if you lose your daily streak. I got upset several times when my daily streak was lost, and it was a waste of my mental health! Recently, they have added stories in French, which is nice. Also, the comment section has moderators who answer questions from learners. So there are my pros and cons. Plus, it's free.

[@jeffkardosjr.3825]

The "tree" is really an obstruction if you already know much French.

[@reeses3466]

What im doing is just trying to be as consistent as i could with apps, Expose myself to the language (movies, tv shows, memes, posts, etc.) Maybe buy a book if i could lmao andddddd Watching videos like these! I dont want to pay for a tutor nor do i want my parents to pay for one 🤷🏻‍♀️ Why i want to learn french and other like 38398629893 languages? Bc i want to...........

[@isamarysanguinety312]

I can relate to this on an infinite level.

[@ssimyn8092]

Are you still learning? Can you share some free apps and any movie suggestions- romance, romcom 😁

[@Fogtownproductions]

Cher Geraldine , amazing channel. I’m hooked . Merci

[@michelebriere9569]

I'm only 3rd gen American. My great grandparents were from Quebec, a couple generations before them were from mostly Clermont, and the Puy de Dome area. I want to communicate with my Quebec cousins.

[@nvaranavage]

I'm relearning French because I took four years in high school, and one in college. I'm out of practice. My best friend's daughter is taking french this year and want to be able to help her. I also want to do this because I'm a musician and I like being able to study my French music and understand the words better. I love the language, the culture and just love the country in general.

[@reetkamal7040]

i love the french language... i like the sweetness of this language and the way you speak

[@maigematthews5620]

Based on your four descriptions, I want to learn French for friends and family. The way I would describe it is: I want to be able to have a conversational level of French, to share and understand deep expressive thoughts on relationships, being a better person, self-improvement; and I want to have thoughts in French. I believe that’s about B2 level, but I’ve also heard of C1 leveled people not speaking too well in French. Thoughts in French. They may not be elaborated, well-express thoughts. For example, it could be something as simple as my first thought when I awake, “Awh, I feel more drowsy than usual right now. I think that I can definitely go back to sleep. But I’m a bit hungry and I even have a certain meal that I would like. I have a subtle taste for slow-churned melted butter, honey and strawberry preserves on a thinly cooked pancake. I hope that my girlfriend can stomach hearing about such a concoction of sweet delights. You see, such desserts bring back very tragic moments in her life. When she was young, a close family member of hers used these treats as means of coaxing her to do things that no young child should do; and have their way with her. We have discussed talking out these traumatic issues with a professional, even if it’s not a psychologist at first. But she has this fermented bias towards doctors in general. I will have to be cautious and covertly find a means of hiding my food from her, let alone ecstatically sharing with her what morsels that I’ve enjoyed this morning. She would passive-aggressively take it as a way of me wanting to upset her; and wanting to toss her whole day into turmoil.” That paragraph, I would say, can generally describe what level of French that I want to get to. Thank you for your time.

[@victoriaubeh3485]

I am learning,so that I can practice it and communicate very fluently

[@BarryHamdani]

I would like to see more interactive conversations

[@lohphat]

How about video regarding giving condolences and saying "sorry" when something really happens where "je suis desole" isn't appropriate?

[@garyobermuller1014]

Merci pour la leçon Géraldine.

[@tonychan4526]

Tres encourageant! Merci!

[@trangnguyen-tj7nb]

Thank you for this video !! Serious important information and useful :)

[@Lanaxparillaxwife]

I just want to learn it so I can be able to understand it (mainly bc I want to be able to read it etc) & I love how to it sounds.

[@pashanedayvodin]

hello, Géraldine, can you recommend some youtube channels where i could hear french (interviews or whatever) accompanied by good english subtitles (not automatically generated, since sometimes they could be not so correct i guess) ??? i have never studied french, but my dream is at least to understand some french by ear, when listening to interviews or films or songs etc. so i thought english subtitles could help to get to know some french and by the time i could at least partially start to comprehend what they are talking about.

[@alamasraful6146]

Thanks a lot

[@patsy1575]

Im living in France for 3year ,i want to learn French because i want to interact with the french people

[@CleetusTheBun]

I’m learning French so I can travel and connect with many friends.

[@deepujain7752]

Tu et Duolingo est mon meilleur amies. Votre video est tres bonnes. Et cest tres aider. Tu es super, tu es fantastico, tu es geniale . Merci beacoup pour sharing the tips.

[@texastea5686]

I'd love to learn basic conversational French, but I'd also like to even know what people are saying in French films lol I'm astounded by the French vowels! 😵‍💫

[@TheGraysmassive]

Great video, loads of really helpful advice and love your approach. You have definitely inspired me to move forward with my goal to learn French, you have given me the confidence to get stuck in. I will be enrolling on your French beginners course and so excited! A bientiot

[@cindybellota]

Merci! Je vais lire les deux livres que tu recommandes, et je vais regarder les webs avec les documentaires Gracias por el gran trabajo que haces y que compartes con nosotros :)

[@luisleon3766]

I'm learning french because it is a very challenging language for me even thou my primary language is Spanish, actually, it has being easier to learn Italian, Saludos!

[@crease205]

KEKW how is french hard for you if you speak spanish? You probably live in the US and learned spanish from your peasant parents that barely speak the language but put down in their resume that they speak spanish. KEKW. 🤣😂🤣😂🤮🤮🤮

[@mainadonaldson]

I couldn't remember the word fouchette, so I picked up a clear plastic fork from the table and asked: "Qu'est ce que ca veut dire?" (instead of "Qu'est ce que c'est?"), and watched the poor French dude ponder the existential question I'd just asked him.

[@antarahoward9255]

I want to learn French because it's the 4th most spoken Language

[@kameshaboothe4943]

Hello I want to learn french because i am living in France and i love and need to learn french to get my french nationlity and i want to go to school become i want to be an assistance social working to help people getting back on the foot. I would love for you to help me please.

[@benjaminpanfo40]

I am learning French because I now live in a French speaking city Montreal

[@hgoncalves95]

i'm a brazilian and i'm learning french. i speak brazilian portuguese and also english (my 2nd language) but always when i try to speak french stuff i speak with american accent. i should speak with brazilian accent, shouldn't i?

[@scout4363]

I have a lot of French friends!

[@purplecarrots9950]

is it good to exaggerate some french letters? like for example would it be normal to exaggerate the 'r' sound or would that be weird when speaking it

[@unlukgaming2998]

practical french

[@jomana4158]

I've been researching into how to speak French online and discovered a great resource at Mirykal french plan (check it out on google)

[@vyvienvp3413]

Love your practical tips and examples, like your mother's difficulty with being bi-lingual! I too am bi-lingual English/Portuguese, as I have got older my 'pretty good' French has lapsed, so am tuning in to revise. It gets harder to avoid slipping into my Portuguese accent sometimes, which I find embarrassing. So true French is like singing, light! X:)

[@abcdabcd5651]

Because i am in French and I need

[@unlukgaming2998]

each time you say focus my mind goes ohhhhhhhhh

[@markbernier8434]

I came across this episode in August of 2022 after seeing a number of your very recent videos. I want to compliment you on the improvement in your English diction. It is very noticeable. I have three goals, I want to be able to read the classics in the original. I want to be able to look at bilingual government documents and decide for myself if they actually say the same thing and last, to speak French well enough not to sound like a peasant from the forests. I will also make a comment that even at my poor level I can observe that English subtitles on French programming is often dreadful. Google does a better job on the fly as it actually translates instead of someone inserting an English phrase out of sync that only approximates the French. In my work there were a number of ESL persons. It was the practice to ignore poor English as much as possible unless someone had specifically asked for help. This meant that the learner often had no idea of their accuracy. What would one expect in France? I do hope you have a few words of advice on my long ramble here. Thank you.

[@abeedahworld655]

I want to learn French for getting good job 😂

[@Jitendrapal-sd9om]

I like French language , I want speak french

[@slicksalmon6948]

Learning French is like climbing a mountain whose summit you can never reach.

[@sujonmahdi4257]

i'm starting to living here in france. and can't even learn a word from french 😩

[@tesfaldetokubab4625]

Mon professor beau Travaille Très bien (techeare very nice school but in city PARIs did you have school Address)merci beaucoup mon professor

[@ewomack]

je voudrais lire les livres de français et de parler bien français quand je peux.

[@maxolofsen]

I want to learn France bc I want a new hobby and skill....also I want to talk to someone that doesn’t understand me

[@MM-lr4yi]

My why is I want to be able to read French philosophical books without translation

[@snapman218]

I'm just starting to learn French. "Comme une Française" translates to "Like a French woman", so I assume this Channel is to teach women to speak French?

[@anxiousone7257]

Très bein

[@wi11ow8]

I want to read JoJo, the things I do

[@ssimyn8092]

I want to learn French, ☹️ too bad can’t afford it. 🥺😢

[@learnfrencheasily7585]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rmacapobre]

mon prof fr parle lentement quand elle parle a nous les etudiants ..

[@jarekkril8770]

Dear Géraldine, thank you for this video, like for other as well. But I disagree with one thing. I'm pretty aware that for some English speakers the idea that nouns have their genders might be odd (for me it's not - in my native Polish there are 3 of them, neuter being the third). But what the heck? What's the problem with remembering its gender while learning French? You should learn a word anyway, so what's the problem with just adding "une/la" or "un/le" to it? So instead of "maison" try to remember "la maison"/"une maison". And one simple advice for all beginners - the best I was given by my first French teacher - NEVER EVER!!! learn a French VERB without a preposition. "A" or "DE" after a verb changes everything grammatically, articles, pronoms, partitifs etc. Don't waste your time.

[@vietasha9539]

No specific reason. I am just interested in French.

[@kameshaboothe4943]

I never go to school in france.

[@negative8music810]

I'm only learning this so I can be a Napoleonic soldier

[@kinglyon337]

cultural French

[@buteveryoneknewherasnancy]

If you think learning French is difficult, try Japanese. ☺️

[@tarungaur5961]

I want learn it becz I wanna impress my girl

[@mironobayed9151]

People pretend to study French to get a visa.

[@vini6699]

I’m learning french bcs it sounds so pretty ✨

[@romyteva450]

Are you still learning?

[@vini6699]

@@romyteva450 yes I am :)

[@edrienekyle9535]

@@vini6699 how are you learning ?

[@dal9563]

i- same 🤧

[@GabiOliveira-yc2dp]

Same

[@naarelservs9713]

My case is quite specific. I want to learn French because... I hate it. My mind irrationally wired French with something awful, which makes me feel kinda bad, because I usually find all languages beautiful in their own unique ways. I want to learn to find what exactly is bothering me, and what nice things I can find in it; I want to get rid of the irrational prejudice that my mind created, for whatever reason. And what better way to erase prejudice than to learn? Besides, that might be fun.

[@johnlewis1078]

I want to see Geraldine interview someone from Quebec City! 😃

[@akacadian3714]

Better yet an Acadian at Timmy's au Bouctouche.

[@franciscabonsu6378]

There are many components to studying French online . One place I found that succeeds in merging these is the Magic language method (look for it on google) definately the best resource that I have ever heard of. Look at the awesome info .

[@deedeeannash]

Pronunciation tip: don't lift your tongue from the floor of your mouth. French speakers keep the tongue on the floor. They just don't move the tongue around like Anglophones do. If you are having difficulty with pronunciation, follow the French . Try speaking a phrase in French, then do it not lifting your tongue. You're welcome.

[@johnknight9150]

If you're a few months in and a bit bewildered, go to around the 16:00 mark. Excellent advice on structure, and where to focus.

[@VladimirYesayan]

If you were brave enough to say ‘focus’ like that I will never again feel bad about my French pronunciation🤣🤣 (10:08). Thanks for your great videos.

[@richardbaugh7328]

I’ve always wanted to speak French ever since first visiting in summer 1976. Am nearly one year into using Duolingo and have missed a day and expect to complete the course @ the end of 2021 when hoping to be a confident B2. I love watching your channel and thank you for all your help. 😀

[@MrUndersolo]

I just want to enjoy my life in Montréal...

[@lorrainemusicacademy7968]

I want to learn French to understand and enjoy French culture and music want to be able to access French literature

[@andreacathyannbasso-mcgill703]

Geràldine, comment puis-je tester mon niveau de français; je ne sais pas si je suis A1 ou B1 ou quoi ;-)

[@harlequinharlikwin]

Hi I am from Malaysia, i am learning french because i've been in love with the language for a long time, i love to watch french movies and i love watching Paris Fashion Week. So basically i am learning to have a better understanding of all the activities i love to do. Thanks

[@sahla5943]

Lmao all these people saying how amazing french is and me (a french) over here like: BRUH you could be learning japanese chinese korean spanish lmao there is still time

[@vini6699]

hahah why we always need to make our languages sound boring? we do the same thing here in brazil with portuguese! we see a lot of people trying to learn portuguese and saying it is beautiful language but most of brazilian people find it soooo boring

[@lambs5258]

I'm trying to learn french because part of my job is translating product manuals, and our translation resource is often inconsistent lol. Like wildly, scarily wrong sometimes.

[@MsSleeplessFreak]

💕Thank you for this wonderful video on starting to learn French. I have been having a hard time staying consistent for a year now. I've learned a few but I feel like my retention of it is not as strong as I hoped especially when I get busy with my work and other personal stuff. My boyfriend, who's French, has encouraged me to learn daily even for just 30 minutes. I am planning to move soon to France and it's very important for me to learn the language and the culture to adapt myself to this new adventure. I honestly find such relief when you said that we don't have to pressure ourselves to be perfect about learning everything. I'm bilingual in Filipino and English. I'm very fluent in English which I feel like makes it even harder for me to learn the pronounciations :( So thank you very much, and I plan to check out your course and be more consistent in learning (like find more ways to have fun learning French). :)

[@rhythm-peko9408]

I’ve heard that many French people look down upon those who do not have good pronunciation or accent. My partner confirmed this, so I want to learn French so I can live comfortable in a community that speaks French.

[@tiffanywanza1452]

Merci a vous, very informative. I did Duolingo to the end. I"m currently studying B1 in Alliance Francaise. But I'd really like to learn French for cabin crew, especially spoken French. Any resources you can recommend will be much appreciated.

[@khalidmnassir5873]

First of all, I'd like to extend my warmest greetings and wishes to the best on-line teacher may ALLAH bless you

[@doptimist]

Great video, really well presented. You have it bang on with too many options confusing beginners. Constraints and direction are a fine thing : ) I want to learn French because the best sailors are French and I’d like to learn from the best. Peace and love from Ireland.

[@alexusssssss]

I want to learn practical french because I want to live in Canada when I graduate college! I took french in high school because the language sounds so beautiful!

[@RogerThat902]

Thanks for this video. Also, you pronounce Earworms well! I wouldn't have even noticed if you didn't say anything!

[@elisabird6245]

I learned French at school in England and was quite good at it, even spent some time in France and loved it. But I´ve lived for the past 20 years in Spanish-speaking countries and was disappointed one day when I had to read the Spanish subtitles while watching a French film on TV. My Spanish is pretty good, and I´ve also been learning Dutch for the past ten months, so it feels like time to try and get back the French I´ve forgotten as well. I live in Spain but am a serial migrant and want to give up speaking English altogether.

[@Ayambotsaimo.14]

Yaay! I just subscribed your you tube channel today! ♥ I've been trying to learn French on my own. Thank you for making this video it helps a lot . Love from Philippines 😘

[@blitzwing7545]

Hello there kabayan. How is your french now? I need tips too, i want to learn french on my own. Salamat!