LEARN FRENCH FAST: How to Become Fluent in French - Follow My Action Plan!

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As I prepare to sit my DELF B2 exam in July this year, it's time to get serious!! I want to go from intermediate French to fluent and ACE my exam! I know people are always looking for quick tricks and hacks when it comes to how to become fluent in French. I'm not gonna lie - this French Fluency action plan takes some work! But the concept is really about weaving French into your every day life in a range of engaging formats.
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French Podcasts:
- Learn French with Coffee Break French: goo.gl/GR5by5
- Language Transfer: www.languagetransfer.org/intr...
- For intermediate level: La Poudre, La crème de la crème, Nouvelle Ecole..
- For more advanced learners: goo.gl/QgHA4N
Examples of French music: goo.gl/icgc3N
French KZbinrs with French subtitles (most of the time)
- Cyprien / monsieurdream
- Damon & Jo French Fridays: goo.gl/6hsLzU
- Français with Pierre: goo.gl/6CXLUD
- Trashy French Reality TV: • Playlist
- Kyan Khojandi: • 01 - Bref. J'ai dragué...
- Serge le mytho: • Serge Le Mytho #01 - P...
- Best French Grammar book that I've found, Grammaire Progressive du Français: amzn.to/2g511py
- Bescherelle Ultimate Grammar guides: amzn.to/2F3jFwh
Learn French websites/apps
- BBC www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/
- Duolingo: www.duolingo.com/
- Babbel: www.babbel.com/french
How to start speaking French
- French language exchange sites: www.thebalance.com/free-langu...
- French tutor
- French club/language exchange (like Franglish)
* ROSIE'S MINIMUM 15 HOUR WEEK *
MONDAY (1.5 HRS)
Morning commute: French podcast (30 mins)
Evening commute: Babbel French app (15 mins)
Evening: Netflix series dubbed/subtitled in French (45 mins)
TUESDAY (2 HRS)
Morning commute: French podcast (30 mins)
Listening to French music at the gym (45 mins)
Evening commute: Babbel French app (30 mins)
After dinner: A few pages of my French grammar book (15 mins)
WEDNESDAY (2.25 HOURS)
- Morning commute: French podcast (30 mins)
- Evening commute: Babbel French app (15 mins)
- Speak to French boyfriend (1 hour)
- Watching French news show La Quotidienne (30 mins)
THURSDAY (2.5 HOURS)
- Morning commute: French podcast (30 mins)
- Evening commute: Babbel French app (15 mins)
- French tutor (1 hour)
- Watching French KZbinrs (45 mins)
FRIDAY (2.75 HOURS)
- Morning commute: French podcast (30 mins)
- Evening commute: Babbel French app (15 mins)
- French film (2 hours)
WEEKEND (4 hours)
- 2 hours of Grammaire books/DELF preparation books
- 1 hour of French KZbin or Netflix series
- 1 hour reading in French (news sites, comics, graphic novels, or similar)
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[@mrbossman9788]

"listen to french music" me: **turns on Le Festin from Ratatouille**

[@user-ot3tu1yb2j]

A fine choice indeed

[@vasugambhir7241]

I have sent you request, pls add me as I am aspiring to learn French

[@mrbossman9788]

@@vasugambhir7241 huh

[@MariaGarcia-xc6tz]

Derniere Danse and Ego are the only ones I know

[@pissonmytoast]

savanah *turns on guns and ships*

[@mavie20120]

I’m learning French in school for 8 years now And I can literally just introduce myself

[@SahandBrizi]

French is the hardest topic

[@mavie20120]

@@SahandBrizi I know😫

[@mavie20120]

@STENNELER Jérémy Well, I’m happy to hear that it is for you

[@mavie20120]

@STENNELER Jérémy Thank you, that is actually really motivating :)

[@mayasiaw1830]

I've been learning for 10 years and I know literally nothing.

[@nancyifemesia2512]

I want to learn French because it is such a beautiful language

[@andicarusfell8387]

Bonjour! How’s it going so far?

[@annadage6207]

@Euphoriastic yes me please

[@enalol9127]

like fr, im a direct paternal descendant of king louis the 16th, im not joking lol but im still gonna learn spanish

[@keerthanakeerthi7100]

@Euphoriastic yes

[@panjvanisalim9636]

I also want to speak French

[@nurserosey4780]

I've always wanted to learn French, it's my dream language. I want to be a fluet French speaker by December 2021

[@kaitlynnclement8089]

Samee!

[@Amaris-fl5et]

Me too. Good luck.

[@lilliandizan4664]

We’ve got this!!

[@ashempire527]

1 year. Wow. Ok, good luck.

[@growwithgloria]

me too🥺

[@ShmuPixel]

As a French man, I can confirm this method also worked for me the other way around when I was a kid. I started learning English around 7-8 by listening to training tapes. It came with a book where you had to click the answers as the tape was talking about certain topics. It gave me an edge very early, and as other kids were barely starting to understand how to say their names and locate a cat in a house, I was already able to form full sentences describing a scene. In the following years that knowledge kept increasing faster and faster, to the point I wasn't learning anything new in class because I was already watching movies in English with subs at that point. One thing that is very valuable in learning from movies (and video games too, don't forget them!), is the ability to learn phrases and get used to accents. That's something you'll probably never learn in French classes, yet is very useful on a daily basis. And trust me, some accents in France are going to put your skills to the test! :D

[@maxwellmorrison1911]

5BX Official Channel you can play the same games but switch the settings around or if your into online games and have good internet you can go into French/euro servers to talk to more French speakers online

[@ShmuPixel]

@5BX Official Channel Sorry for the late answer, I didn't get a notification until just now... I'd check for games made by French developers, chances are playing these games with French audio and subtitles will let you learn a few things that you won't find in academic books. Notorious companies like Ubisoft, Focus Home or Quantic Dream have story-driven games in their catalog, but I'm pretty sure any game (even from indie studios like Motion Twins) would help as long as you're able to switch audio to French and have subtitles enabled.

[@stevenrobinson7722]

@@ShmuPixel It’s so inspiring listening to your story about learning. I was born in a French speaking country but then my Mum brought me to the UK and I had to speak English so I resent that in a way and I want to reacquire what I should know. Ideally I would like to know a native speaker who could help but I don’t know how feasible that’d be, what would you suggest? Any tips/advice would be really appreciated and helpful, thanks.

[@ShmuPixel]

@@stevenrobinson7722 Have you ever heard of Urbeez? It's basically a website where you can join/create events based on your interests, allowing you to meet people sharing that interest with you. I don't know if that website is much of a thing in the UK, but for all I know, I've been using Urbeez every time I had to move to a new city. Among all the events available, sometimes you will find events to improve your level in another language (whether around drinks, board games, or even picnics in summer). If you're not quite ready for that though (understandable with spoken French, knowning how difficult it can be), maybe starting with mobile apps like Babbel or Duolingo will help. Last but not least, I would look for private schools where French is the main language (again, not sure it exists in the UK but we have the equivalent with English as the main language here): maybe they'll have some contacts or can at least help you find a private teacher if you're that serious about it. I'm also pretty sure you can meet French people anywhere in the UK, if not at work. We're basically neighbors after all! :)

[@sosko2405]

Combien de temps as tu mit pour apprendre l'anglais

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but the KZbin channel SARA’H is by a French singer who translates famous English-speaking songs into French so that they rhyme and everything. Her voice is beautiful, and her channel has helped me learn SO MUCH! One of the best parts is that she puts the French lyrics on-screen too, so you don’t have to put the KZbin subtitles on (those are SCARILY inaccurate)! On a related note, I can now sing ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU in French, and I’m working on MY HEART WILL GO ON 😂😂

[@annmaryabraham7322]

Tysm, thats actually so helpful!

[@issackongnyuy2355]

I'm living in a country where French is one of the official language, so I want to learn French grammar to help me aquire a job, because I have missed so many jobs because of French.

[@GFSongbird]

I like your pun..."on a related note..." 🤣🤣

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

@@GFSongbird 😂😂 didn't even realise that it was a pun

[@AnnabethsEdits]

Omgs I love her so much!!! I was going to comment this, but now I don't have to :)

[@petersmith2040]

More ideas to integrate French into your everyday life for folks living outside of France: A. Change the language of your social media account(s) to French B. Change the language of your smartphone and tablet to French C. Change the language of your laptop or desktop computer to French. Also, don't forget to use a French keyboard if possible. D. If you use modern day washing machine, clothes dryer, and/or dishwasher, change their language settings to French E. If you drive a modern day car with infotainment system, GPS SAT-NAV, Heads-Up Display, etc... change the language setting of the car to French. Don't forgot to switch it back to English before bringing it back to the dealership for scheduled maintenance service as the technician(s) at the workshop may get confused and misdiagnose the car.

[@Je.Suis.Harlene]

yes! i do this too!

[@iamURHO]

Very helpful! Thank you Peter! Although man, it's hard to have a QWERTZ keyboard at first. QWERTZ! 😂 Awesome advice, thank zou verz much. haha

[@Emilyroselynch]

Hey! Thanks for the idea👍 seems like a great idea, I’ll try it out

[@JaneFokster]

Good advice, except for the keyboard I would say. At least I wouldn't recommend it if you're used to typing with ten fingers. I'm Dutch (where we use QWERTY) and all the times I've ever tried to use a computer in Belgium (where they use AZERTY) I've only been able to type complete gibberish. :D

[@Naeromusic]

@@JaneFokster Use canadian french (Québecois)

[@lucya8916]

The French series, The Hook-up Plan, is a fabulous French series on Netflix. Highly recommend.

[@tumulearning]

Three is also dix pour cent that I like alot. 😊 🇨🇦

[@european_saga8817]

Hello

[@michelle-wr9oc]

I’m 14 and people say if your younger you can learn languages more fast. I speak Fluently in Spanish and English. French is like Spanish so I understand a bit. 😓

[@thetongueofangels1882]

keep going, i'm 15 and trying to break the language barriers too. God bless you

[@allstr8peopledeservetodie10]

Michelle Arredondo En vous souhaitant plus de bénédictions et de chance 🖤

[@anapereyra258]

Exactly the same for me. I'm 13 though

[@nicollasfelipe4021]

You're similar than me. I'm from Brazil and I Speak spanish, italian, portuguese and english and now I want learn french. I think french is easy for us (I hope lol).

[@trebor12081208]

comment vas tu michelle? Je suis quebecois, ne a massachusetts francais est mon deuxieme langue.je suis pas courament en francais.je veut amelorier mon francais.je veut devient courament en francais.dans mon oppinion le francais est tresss difficule a apprendre.j'habite a ct/Connecticut aux e.u. entre nyc et boston. Pour moi taper le francais est plus facile que parler en personne. Les parisiennes parle le francais tressss vite. je comprends pas rien quand quel qu'un me parle francais.comment tu peut comprends quand parle francais tres tres tres vite.toujoura je dit parle francais lentement il y a 3 raisons pour un quebecois(moi) pourquoi c'est tres tres tres difficule pour apprendre francais de la france 1) les mots/phrases/expressions/jargon de quebec et de la france sont tresssss different 2) le prononciation de quebec francais et de la France sont tressss different. 3) quand tu parle france tressss vite je veut trouver.: ami de stylo/penpal: envoye un lettre. pob 627 somers Connecticut 06071 un ami de e.m./epal: e.m. [e-mail]; nous pouvons peut parle par WhatsApp [phone] je veut pratiquer mon francais et peut aider quel qu'un avec anglais et tu peut m'aider avec mon francais dex

[@jennaschison9794]

to sum it up goal: 15 hours a week Podcasts - 30 mins • 5 days a week = 2.5 hours watch tv shows/music in French - 1 hour • 5 days a week = 7.5 hours Use french apps - 15 mins • 7 days a week = 9.25 hours Watch a movie - 2 hours • 1 day a week = 11.25 hours (use captions at first) Read French grammar books - 2 hours a week = 13.25 hours Practice speaking French with clubs, websites/pen pals, or with friends - 1 hour • 1 day a week = 14.25 hours Find a French Professor near you or online - 1 hour • 1 day a week = 15 hours

[@edwinjara2296]

There are a few tips for how to learn French Decide exactly why you wish to learn it Try to speak French everyday Decide what method works for you the best. (I discovered about these and more from Mirykal french plan site )

[@josef.torrealba6992]

There are many components to studying French quickly . A resource I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Mirykal French Plan (check it out on google) definately the most useful treatment that I have ever heard of. Look at the interesting information .

[@cobrafn2682]

Thanks 😊

[@teresita.lozada]

Thank you!

[@siennaslifestyle7901]

Thank you!! I was going to write this in my book but I couldn’t take into account all the things they were saying!!

[@doggo2943]

Australian: "Bonjour mate"

[@jeevanpillay]

Hahahahah 😂😂

[@tumulearning]

😀 Canadians : allô! 😀🇨🇦

[@yumnainnab1862]

This video literally changed my life! I come back and watch it every once in a while. Your tips are really simple and straightforward, but they never really crossed my mind before this video. I created a French routine, only 10 hours a week, but I couldn't stick to it. For months I tried to adjust it and find something I could stick to but it didn't work! I took a break, watched the video again, and then I did it! A super simple and easy routine that I can actually stick to, using resources I love! Now, I study ~20 hours a week! (I'm on vacation, I'll reduce the number of hours when school comes around). I hope to keep implementing such a routine in the future, and learn French the right way, and possibly even other languages! I don't know why I didn't subscribe before, but I did now! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! 💖💖💖💖

[@Luubelaar]

Aussie here. I studied French in high school and was conversational ... and then didn't use it, so it pretty much lapsed. Now as an adult working in travel, I've done "refresher" courses to try and bring it back. It does work ... somewhat. It seems I remember more than I actually think I do, and a recent trip to Nouvelle Caledonie showed me that I remember more vocabulary than I thought I did (I was able to understand pretty much everything I saw written, eg: signs, advertising, etc). In a fit of crazy last year, I launched into learning Italian, which is going well. A few things I've learned from that is: 1. Immersion helps immensely. Listen to songs with lyrics in the language you're learning, watch tv (especially children's programmes) or movies, or even watch the news. Movies you know in English, watch them in the language you're learning. You already know the story, so you can focus on what they're saying and more importantly, HOW they're saying it. Which brings me to ... 2. The things that helped me the most in accelerating my learning - pronunciation and vocabulary. Once you have the pronunciation down, you're more than halfway there. In order to learn the pronunciation, you learn words. 2000 words is high level conversational. 3. To avoid doing the whole "translating in my head", don't do the chien = dog method. If you're doing flash cards or word lists, use a picture. Find a picture of a dog and label it chien. When you bypass the translation, it becomes automatic so much faster.

[@deboraazevedo4709]

This was actually a great video, with very valuable tips. My mother language is Portuguese, I learned English by myself at home, and now I’m doing it with French. I really loved those tips, and I’ll be using them! Thanks girls.

[@jimjon5083]

I'm just afraid my mistakes will sound threatening, and swearing accidentally. 👁👄👁

[@Mara-dx1zj]

samee

[@bethaniepinard9285]

the swears in french r very distinguishable:) if you need help, reply to my comment, im a native french speaker:) !

[@ameanderson8345]

don't worry, im sure native speakers will understand that you are still learning

[@hollybarker3229]

@@bethaniepinard9285 hi i know you werent talking to me but can I ask if there is a way of telling if a noun is masculine or feminine, or do you just have to know it

[@noetakeuchi8284]

@@hollybarker3229 I’m afraid that you got to learn it for each word. :/

[@HannahMcNeely]

This was an awesome video, Rosie! I'm going to contact Aurelie right now!

[@HannahMcNeely]

Oh just FYI, Aurelie's website isn't clickable in your description box. Just a heads up!

[@aloyceminja1954]

Hi

[@paulamind]

I just found this! Thank you soooo much!!! Both of you make it sound so easy because it's not that complicated to learn a new language, but I think that most of us get scared of even trying to do so, and believe that it is almost impossible, and just a few lucky people can do it. Now I feel even more motivated to learn this beautiful language, and I think that I can actually make it in 6 months! Thank you

[@bee__2518]

I’m here for French class and I wanna speak French because my parents does and I wanna understand what they are saying behind my back 🙂

[@EasyFluentFrench]

if you are serious about learning French and you really want to become FLUENT in French then this should help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIebZqdrfd50kLs

[@axolotl-guy9801]

Haha lol. And do you understand them now?

[@lillyberthmascord4854]

I have engaged amateurly with a French partner who has encouraged me to make mistakes while learning and he had been very helpful and coming across this video has really made me gain more confidence to look into the reference books you showed because am from the Pacific islands and taking a whole Avenue of challenges especially the international language of France, this video has greatly helped, thank you

[@charlobeanz]

Aw I'm so excited for you! I've been learning French in uni the past 4 semesters and yea I'm barely confident and far from fluent so I'm excited to embark on this similar journey with the community before I head to Paris in the fall!

[@lemoncutter3810]

Hi! if your french lessons in university looks like our english lessons in france I can understand that you are far from fluent level. when I got away from school, my english level was not bad (B-)regarding the test i sat, in an Irish english school. First I spent 2 mounth in Ireland to reach B+ and I finnaly worked for an ammerican company in germany. that was the boost up I was waiting. more important than learning is to communicate with other people. I learned more in one year in germany than my 8 or 10 years of english lessons during school. french grammar is hard we know it, but when you understand the keys (some exception exist) it become automatics.

[@charlobeanz]

Guillaume MEFFRE yes definitely going to hone my grammar skills so that I know it instinctively! And then the other step is definitely to overcome the fear of being wrong and to try and speak the language!

[@katiecourreges]

Thank you for this video! I currently take French courses 20 hrs per week, but was coming back to my flat and not using what I was learning. These apps and books will help fill the gap. Merci!

[@SalahSalah-rd4wq]

I’m from Algeria i started learning french since i was 8 yo i listen to french music and watch french ppl vlogs and videos on youtube i actually understand it but i just can’t get to speak fluently with it right yet

[@AshleyOlivia90]

I majored in French at uni but am soooo rusty. Trying to get my skills back up :) enjoying your channel

[@FLATSTONE]

Basically immerse yourself! But this only works when you know the basic to moderate French.

[@iamURHO]

Thank you for the generosity in advice! I'm in love with this channel because of the heart. 💙

[@evinsolis6795]

I’m so happy that spotify has coffee French podcasts

[@jeanniemarchese9448]

Thank you so much for these tips! You’ve given me hope. I’m a South African living in France for 4 months now and really struggling with the language barrier.

[@loviisaa409]

I already speak Finnish and English fluently and I speak a little Spanish too but learning French has always been my dream and I regret not taking it in school when I had the chance...but now i'm going to learn it on my own!

[@Nicolethelinguaphile]

These tips are great for any language. I like that most of the time is spent listening. this is so important, especially for a language like French because a lot of people, including me, struggle with the pronunciation.

[@carlarusso8626]

Hi Rosie! another interesting way to learn french if you have recently moved to France, is for example attending to free F.L.E courses at places like intercultural associations, or even public libraries, where you can look up for excercises on those grammar books too. That courses might not be very academic, but I´ve found that they helped me a lot to start speaking in french, and it's also an awesome way to meet people from all over the world. Thank you for all your reccomendations! I´ll check them out About movies, one of them easy to understand (for adults) is "I am not an easy man", it's a satire/comic film about feminism stereotypes/changing roles. Interesting to improve vocabulary skills

[@sunflowerlove3]

How do you find free ones?

[@allyschauer7133]

Just moved to France & can't wait to try out these tricks! Although I already consider myself conversational, I want to become fluent fast. Coffee Break French has really helped me so far

[@miss_jenn2847]

I’m French and I watch your video to improve my level in English . That’s a good video for learning to speak French faster. I’ll use your tips in my English learning because I find them very useful so thanks a lot for your video. Keep it up. Have a great day 😊

[@katarinahall5204]

I use Babbel. Yes I am paying for it, but it is only 90 AUD for the full year. I've been using it since February this year and I absolutely love using it, I am learning quickly and, unexpectedly, my two year old son has started learning and he is actually communicating more in broken Franglish as well. His first clearly comprehensible sentence was in French. (Qu'est-ce que tu fais dans la vie) he was parroting me when he said it.

[@katarinahall5204]

I couldn't agree more

[@stevenhs8821]

I am so bad at learning languages. I'm always translating. So in American English that would be an inquiry of what is your profession. Is that what "Qu'est-ce que tu fais dans la vie?" means in French?

[@katarinahall5204]

Yes, the literal translation is "what do you do in life?"

[@khali1567]

Katarina Hall ..can your son say TRUMP 2020

[@katarinahall5204]

Khal i I'm an Australian who is actively indifferent to American politics. I don't allow that connerie near my son.

[@annalarsson8764]

Thank you so much for this, this motivates me to keep going! It can be so hard when you are learning on your own but this is inspiring

[@joyoflife9561]

Merci belle 😍😘😘😘👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 very very helpful tons of info!

[@Leriiaelysian]

It actually helped me so much, about a year ago I changed schools and all the students there had a much higher niveau and much more knowledge and answered the questions of the teachers in whole sentences. Honestly it shocked me so much and I was so afraid to take this class cause everyone was so advanced. But this video ( and some of the comments ) helped me a lot and I feel much more confident. Thank you :)

[@Kmagicien]

Hi ! Do you have any good english podcasts to recommend to us, your french subscribers?

[@nikkineal6431]

My nieces family on her fathers side is from Belgium. French seems like a great language to learn to speak with them and to visit other French speaking countries. I’m excited to start!!

[@sandydegener6436]

All languages are built upon 3 different simple information processings, the first of which can be learned over coffee & donuts. If you can follow instructions you can get up being able to have a basic conversation. This is not to say you can speak socially to a stranger on the street, but it is a legitimate English conversation, where you will not make mistakes (we can work on the the pronunciation, later)! And for the aspiring Polyglots out there, this principle can be used in any language.

[@axvex595]

I grew up being a bit familiar with French since it's my country's secondary language but i went to the U.S before I even got the chance to learn french at school, so it was really hard for me when I came back to my birth country and had to keep my English fluent whilst I learned French at school And my country's language at home and elsewhere. Thru out the years I haven't had much luck with landing on a half descent French teacher, and even when I did, our school system wasn't built to teach you how to be a fluent french speaker but rather a repertoire for random words. I've tried to practice my French with my bsf who is originally from France but he's very stubborn and says he also has to learn our country's native tongue so I haven't had much luck with him either, that's why I'm taking a last resort in hopes of finally sealing the gigantic hole in my french created by our education system!

[@Epsillion70]

I am going to the U.K and France in July 2018. I am learning French now too. I am trying to watch the TV series Versailles in French with English subs. But the original is in English. I have been watching French TV news channel 24 as well.

[@Epsillion70]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJC5oIume7t8gJY

[@armanced.5053]

Versailles is such a great series 😍

[@sherzadkhan7102]

Hey Edward! I give you an online Course. I learned German from them. www.interact-experts.com/en/training-online-2/

[@kamilaalimetova7053]

I was also impressed by these series and tried to find it in french, but couldn't succeed. Can anyone share the link where there are all series in french in good quality?

[@armanced.5053]

Kamila Alimetova maybe the best way to see them in good quality is to buy them in DVD in a French e-shop ! That’s what I did, and wasn’t disappointed

[@moniqueshippen4762]

thanks for this video i loved it! the 15 hour / week schedule with suggestions of how to engage in the language in different ways was very helpful!! i learnt french at school and went on exchange but have found it hard to practise here and don't want to slip, so i will be trying this!!

[@alejandroproyectos571]

This is by far, the best video of how to plan a french routine. Thanks a lot girls you both amazing.

[@liambrunner3026]

I'm planning on studying abroad in france in about a year and a half and I'm gonna try as hard as I can to become fluent until then.

[@lemoncutter3810]

Hi Rosie!!!! Very good Video as usually! nowaday concerns is people relationship about foreign language! from my personnal experience people don't like critics from an other person! Critics are howover essential to improve yourself! More you fail more you improve it's mathematical. each time I try to correct someone about a french misstake I feel bad about that and I never know if the person front to me is receptive or negative about that! Critics can only come from a teacher or a professor for people, it's a pity !! IMO everybody can become a teacher of a day and permit to succeed together. So continue, stay as you are. Salut !!!

[@lifeishowyoumakeit7566]

I'm in the early stages, I've been on Duolingo for almost one month now daily, Memrise and I listen to a lot of music. I practice saying syllables, words and small phrases. My pronunciation is still far off but I can see a little improvement. At the moment I say things quite slow and I kind of stop to try and pronounce certain words correctly. It's kind of discouraging but I'm still in the early stages and I won't give up lol

[@tirasmbeca2874]

How did it go?

[@mpamd510]

Very good tips, this helps a lot, merci! I’m just at the end of A2 and I’ve been trying to find ways to expose myself more with the french language and now I’m glad I won’t only be stuck with watching series and movies. And I totally agree with you, learning with a French teacher is definitely a must-they do monitor your progress and you can expect to at least learn french the right way starting from the basics. I’ll definitely start with a “french routine” per week starting today.😊

[@joethompson5254]

I followed your tips and it’s paid off! I watched this 2 years ago when it came out nd used your tips and now I can speak good french. There’s still a way to go until I can speak fluently but I’m getting there

[@danielgarciacdz]

One of the best videos descriptions i ever saw! helped a lot! thanks!

[@Jcrams]

Hahaha!! "Speak to French boyfriend" ...I missed the instructions on how to get one ;) Although, when I was new in France and didn't know anyone I just used tinder to speak to people in French :) Also when watching stuff in French, I always watch with the French subtitles on, otherwise I struggle to pick out and learn new words.

[@pukhtana-canadianlawyer]

Wow, the way you have mapped the whole week's lessons out is marvellous. Thank you

[@PhilippeDeAndria]

loved the concept of 15 hrs, personally it made it seem much easier to commit to it. Thank you for the video

[@privatetatum]

This is a fantastically helpful video! Learning French is at the tippity-top of my bucket list, and I'm not getting any younger ;-) Thanks so much!!

[@TheMsPants]

That break down of your weekly french activities was very useful thanks ✨

[@lukeeditx5022]

This was extremely helpful I have a very important exam in 2 years(so I have plenty of time) this exam is extremely important to me as I need atleast 80% in my French exam as I want to study Veterinary Medicine , I’ve been learning french for 2 years but never focused on it because I wasn’t sure if I wanted to do it for this important exam but now I have committed !!!!

[@peterr6009]

Hey, thank you for this precise guide, def helped me a lot:)

[@minhngocnguyen9767]

I read the description until "speak to french boyfriend", then i suddenly cry :))

[@spectre.charles]

Haha loser.

[@Alphacentauri819]

Boyfriends cause more problems then pleasure!!! I promise! Get to love, know, yourself. Enhance yourself through learning, hobbies, fixing any attachment style issues, learn how to communicate superbly, improve your emotional intelligence. All these things make you more well rounded, less desperate, happier, balanced...and able to ascertain good relationships with anyone, based on you being secure and knowing your worth. All of that is light years ahead of value, of just having a boyfriend. Blessings 💫

[@JYYB]

A lot of French people think my American French teacher is from Canada because her French is very Canadian French. I remember our trip to France and everyone always ask if she was from Canada... 😅

[@_me.Kanika]

This was very helpful! Thank you so much! I'm starting my journey with French soon :-)

[@CescaCorinne]

Ahh thank you for this video! I'm sitting my C2 DALF exam in June so this couldn't have come at a better time

[@tab2543]

I will definitely be adding French music into my day because it is absolutely amazing.:)

[@gentilnoir1160]

Hi! What kind of french music do you like?

[@britney4124]

The girl: why don't you try to listening some music... Me: Why dont you just watch miraculous ladybug... The new episodes were released.

[@gifteymathew2840]

U LOVE MIRACULOUS AS WELL?!!!

[@invincible5609]

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[@jocelynlopez3993]

I LIVE MIRACULOUS I LIJE TO WATCH IT IN FRENCHHHHH i just really ship adrien and marrinette sooo muchh

[@lpspeanutbutterproductions2453]

iN tHe DaY tImE iM MarInEtTe

[@Zoelee_]

I finally found my miraculers I love yall ,,ಥ‿ಥ

[@stephaniesteoberl4342]

Rosie, great video wonderful suggestions. I do have some good book on learning French as well as books on grammar. I also have quite a few children's books and novels. You have given me the incentive to start applying myself to study. Thank you

[@lucya8916]

Great video 🙏 Thank you. Real conversation works miracles. The "doing" binds all the learning.

[@edlihtamrachelbeauchamp6691]

*_Salut !_* *_Je suis française et j'aimerais pouvoir vraiment parler anglais. Les conseils de ta vidéos pour apprendre le français, ils marchent aussi en anglais ?_* *_Sinon, j'adore tes vidéos ! ! !_* ❤

[@That_Guy42]

Oui, mais des ressources spécifiquement en Français ne marchent pas pour étudier Anglais.

[@tmplaysroblox7927]

bonjour veux etre amis? J'ai besion d'un copain pour parler francais avec

[@lizbethr6294]

Je comprends un peu le français,je suis américaine. Je peux vous aider.

[@milfmolestor7979]

i have no idea what you just said

[@lucasr9263]

T&M playsRoblox i can if you want i am french

[@Zipler]

I don't want to learn French but I have to if I'm gonna be able to get into college. So this really helped me. Thank you!

[@cheesebreats966]

Abrahamkiwi Speedo is the college in San Francisco?

[@allstr8peopledeservetodie10]

Abrahamkiwi Speedo im going to college in Paris.

[@jeanpain3307]

This advices that you give does work with any languages, not only for the french language. This will help me do more things to train my english, thanks !

[@kochamwiatraki]

Thank you so so much for this! I recently decided I want to study in France but with my barely A2 level of French I have no chance of getting to any university that interests me. I was very afraid I might have to abandon my dreams of studying there since mastering my English took me years but now I have hope and motivation! I have a full year to improve and I’m going to work very hard but thanks to you, I know where to start❤️

[@slaapy414]

Im French i can help you if you want

[@karolinaolczak5727]

does anyone know french-speaking beauty gurus with subtitles??

[@alyssaluke3390]

i have a question. how do you start picking it up? i’m english so french just sounds like gibberish to me but i think it’s such a beautiful and romantic language and i want to learn it. i am so down to put time into this but i just don’t know how i am suppose to pick something up whenever i am listening or watching a video if i do not understand?

[@puudathemeow5593]

I know that this is two years later, but someone esle could be helped by this answer. Your brain will automatically start seeing patterns and you will start to distinguish between words and understand what they mean from context only. I learnt German as a child this way and it's basically how babies start to learn their first language/s as well. If you try to find a source for basic french grammar and a frequency word list to study, this will make the progress faster. Watching a childrens show, maybe one you used to like as a child would be a good start because the vocab is slightly easier, but you could probably go cold turkey and watch a show for adults or youtube videos about a subject you are interested in if you have the patience for that. For tv shows you can turn on subs either french or english, just make sure to listen.

[@jitheeshvj1155]

The idea of changing the subtitles to French is actually so genius and works incredibly! Such a great idea!

[@jitheeshvj1155]

@@alyciasasa6042 Sure I'd love your help! You're very nice!

[@nerdyginger9282]

Thank you for the help. God bless you!!!

[@CarolinaMendivil]

I want to learn french!! ❤️ I speak Spanish and English learning French would be awesome!

[@MemeLord-eg7hm]

Any other Canadians here trying to learn our second language?

[@ccmcneil]

Thanks for the video and the insight!! Loved it.

[@margaretroland3843]

This was so helpful - thank you!!

[@habsheim0]

French is a very easy language. In France, even kids can speak French 🤓🤪

[@aurevoirbonsoir4818]

You're a genius !!! Seriously 👍😆

[@habsheim0]

Thank you Aurevoir Bonsoir 😋😎😉

[@Luubelaar]

LMAO!! Yeah ... so easy even little kids can learn it.

[@henryzhang5331]

Chinese is also very easy to learn .LOL

[@habsheim0]

HENRY ZHANG , correct, I know many Chinese kids who can speak it 😇💪🏻

[@windhamtravaris993]

Learning French is one of the hardest things my brain can comprehend the difference between masculine and feminine words, different words can mean the same thing, getting down the accent. It’s going to be the death of me

[@Angelina-ub7ly]

i know right im really struggling on french but im very new to it so i hope i can get better

[@windhamtravaris993]

Angelina do you use any apps to help you ?

[@evgenijastojceva2641]

duolingo is very helpful :) also do you speak any other language besides english? my mother tongue is similar to french in terms of the masculinity and femininity in things, so so far i don't have a problem with that

[@windhamtravaris993]

evgenija stojceva I speak a little French but that’s do to app learning not really proficient

[@evgenijastojceva2641]

@@windhamtravaris993 that's amazing! how long have you been learning?

[@SistaSOLS]

Thank you for sharing this. I'm definitely working on stepping my game up

[@Kt-kb1kt]

I remember when I was young I translated the whole of RIO (the movie) for a friend and my first words were in French despite not knowing how to speak French, so I've decided to learn how too now😂

[@KeepTalkingRomania]

I did 12 years of French in school, plus another maybe 140 h of French individual lessons during the years. At the end my level was A2 with no chance of increasing. When I started to actually speak, it was a breakthrough for me. It was like someone opened my brain for some light to enter. Even though I’ve been living in France for more than one year, I couldn’t speak with the natives in the beginning because of fear of making mistakes. So I started with skype conversations with natives. There is this site, italki.com which I think is great! You can book lessons with natives and the prices are quite good (for instance I pay between 8 and 11 euros per hour). So I invested each month about 120 euros meaning around 11-12 h of French. It’s been 4 months already and I already have a B1 level (I also started to write and read in French). I don’t think someone can become fluent in 3 months, maybe fluent for a job interview with some standard vocabulary but not in general. It takes at least 2 years of heavy practice, speaking, reading, exercises to have a B2…

[@amberhusband9114]

I found coffee break on Spotify and it’s not available in my country😭 I’m Canadian! Update: found it on KZbin😂

[@nicolepuente5782]

1

[@thetongueofangels1882]

Im back after 2 years(Spanish) ready to take you down French!💪🏽❤

[@nancyadyer4368]

Another way to augment your second language is to go to Amazon fr and make wish lists of items you would like to purchase. If you make a purchase it can be very enlightening when a package is late. This forces you to apply your knowledge and use the dictionary. By the way there are free resources as well using the Kindle app.

[@teashook9627]

the reason I wanna learn french: I WANNA PASS MY FRENCH EXAM!

[@notkarengt3109]

How's it goin

[@ten4241]

tryna pass grade 9 French 🤩

[@Polyllaleika]

Super useful, thank you so much :)

[@expatlang-learnfrenchwithj1910]

Wow, what a great video, I love the tips you give here. If you allow me, I'd like to share an extra tip. Adults don't learn the same as children, teenagers or even students. Adults tend to be more motivated to learn things that will actually answer their needs. Therefore, as opposed to children, it's not really necessary to take the whole traditional and heavy learning journey. There are shortcuts if you're able to identify your needs. Furthermore, the relationship to teachers isn't exactly the same. Not all adults like to rely on a teacher-student relationship, but'd rather have a coach that could empower them with the relevant learning strategies to reach their goals more quickly. The reason why I consider this important is because if you live in France or are planning to live in France, learning academic French will be necessary but not enough. Indeed spoken French can be extremely different from "school French" and there aren't always books to teach you this. If you're not equipped with the right learning strategies, it can be very tricky to adapt to every situation you come up with on a daily basis. Learning French shouldn't be like a 10-year psychological therapy. Education is now waaaaaay better equipped to empower adult learners. :o)

[@givemeaname8954]

i love learn french .. i understand when people speak french to me . and understand when i read french book . the only problem is my tounge can't prounounce it with a france accent😭 .

[@kim1720leah]

im french & i still have kind of a hard time pronouncing some words like "sucre" (sugar) 😂 idk if its bc im half french half mexican born in america :')

[@hassanelkashif3709]

Where can I download French movies with English subtitles

[@sergiog2930]

Archive.org

[@fahadlife]

Netflix

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

Netflix

[@marinasol3674]

Subtitles in your native language will very likely not help you improve, look up the natural method for language learning, basically the method most polyglots use to learn languages quickly. You expose yourself to as much as you can about the language with movies, reading children’s books or books you have already read, podcasts, and speaking to people. But you try to use the native language as little as possible by avoiding dictionaries, grammar books, and SUBTITLES( they should be in your your target language). Little by little you will start to understand from context start with children’s books and children’s movies or those you are already familiar with, this is basically how babies learn absorbing the language slowly. There is a lot more science to this theory, studies and experiments that prove it to be exceptionally effective when compared to standard methods. (Note this method excludes grammar completely, because it is targeted for beginners to intermediate levels) I took French classes at school for 3 years doing grammar and lots of books and memorization, this had me stuck at a beginner level for very long, I had memorized many words but couldn’t have a conversation. During this year I have been studying from home and two months ago I started the natural method and I feel like in 2 months I have improved like I never did in in 3 years, I can hold a conversation and understand about 60% of a conversation in French

[@skyxstl6653]

Ooh cool! I'm in B2 in class, in grade 10, (though I live in quebec so I'm now bilingual)

[@user-eg3yk2hf3c]

Hi I'm new to here and thanks for this video !! This video helped me so much and also I lived in NZ so it's easier for me to pick ur English than American English :) I've just started learning French but I had no idea what to do so thank you so much 😍😍 Merci beaucoup !!

[@camembertdalembert6323]

repeat after me : j'adore les kiwis, voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ?

[@lemoussaillon]

Raphaël D faut toujours qu'il y ait un lourdeau qui l'a ramène avec ses frustrations sexuelles.

[@camembertdalembert6323]

et il faut toujours qu'il y en ait qui n'ont pas d'humour, et veulent jouer au chevalier blanc (mais seulement sur internet) c'est ça le vrai signe d'une frustration :-)

[@lemoussaillon]

Raphaël D De l'humour dans votre commentaire ? Ah bon ?

[@camembertdalembert6323]

merci d'aller voir ailleurs et de m'épargner tes jugements moraux à deux balles. Si ça te plait pas, tu passes au commentaire suivant, c'est tout.

[@lemoussaillon]

Raphaël D le monde a changé, #balancetonporc. Assumez-le, ce n'est pas sale. 😉

[@Me-cc6yp]

I’m watching because I’m failing French class

[@Lettimeybey]

Ah, looks like I'm not alone :,))

[@yeokomon]

We need 4 years of language classes for credits and i just switched out of spanish into french 😭

[@raffy5086]

I'm impressed on how you put together this video. Thank you. It summarize an easy to follow approach to any language! Thank you!!!!

[@nedispas9709]

Do the grammar books come with the correct responses for autocorrectio? I have French grammar books but no corrections what makes me have to reach out to a tutor and then I do not have time... I'll be in France this summer and I know I'll do well. My first language is Spanish what helps me just a bit when it comes to understanding. Speaking is a challenge like you said it is important to practice. You are right when you say paying a tutor helps even on Skype!!! I'm doing my master in psychology what leaves me poor at the moment. I'll consider your tutor in the future!!! 💓

[@sherzadkhan7102]

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[@metamorflexible]

I have been learning French for three months now. I think easiest way to learn French is to write down all the words that we use daily and learn how to use them in present, past, and future. However, as it is mentioned in this video, practicing is very important.

[@camim7359]

i’m watching this w french subtitles while i try and cram my spanish hw in omg how confusing where is my logic! anyway does anyone want to become like a french language learning buddy with me? or if someone is a native speaker looking to improve their english or just wants to help that would be heaps helpful!

[@imok3728]

I'm 2 months late but I'll be your French learning buddy 😂 I need someone to learn it with

[@camim7359]

Abbie Wolfbell i’m one month late but yes!! my snap is cm_2871 and we’ll go from there :)

[@imok3728]

@@camim7359 i added youu

[@Venus4you]

cosmicqte I’m 5 months late but I need a partner

[@graywellstudioskeie9966]

thank you! been looking for an actual routine that I could follow.

[@DessieEliz]

I do duolingo! I love it so much! I study for 10 minutes daily sadly due to the fact i work a lot but i still want to stay consistent but sadly i feel like its a language ill never learn properly 😂😭