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How can I regain my French language?
Regaining fluency is all about retraining your brain. So the best way to achieve this, if possible, is to fully immerse yourself by reading French novels or newspapers, listening to French speaking tv shows and people and by either engaging in conversations or practising alone.
Why is it so hard for me to learn French?
Many may find French hard to learn because of the complex grammar and other linguistic nuances that don’t exist in English, and especially for those who have never learned another European language (or more precisely, Roman language) such as Spanish or Portuguese.
Can I relearn French?
If you used to know French but haven’t spoken it in years or decades, the bad news is that it probably won’t come rushing back all at once. But the good news is that you can relearn it much more quickly than if you were starting out without that previous knowledge.
How can I learn French self study?
Get to know French grammar
- Study with a French grammar book.
- Join an online program, either an application or a learning website and make grammar fun.
- Enlist a tutor for grammar lessons (try to find a native)
- Watch online grammar videos on useful topics to bring learning to life.
What is the best way to learn French?
Whatever the method you are using to learn French, make sure you adapt it to YOUR learning style. This being said, studying French with audio is a must if you want to learn French to communicate: understand modern spoken French and speak French yourself. I developed an audio-based modern French placement test.
Does listening to French Conversation Audio help you learn French faster?
Well, it’s true. Listening to French conversation audio, or even just news reports or audiobooks, allows you to better develop your own accent and pronunciation. It also helps you to better replicate the flow of the French language. Benefits abound!
Is it possible to learn French by self-study?
It doesn’t mean that someone less gifted cannot learn French, but it means that self-studying is not for everybody. Some students need the expertise of a teacher to guide them through their studies, motivate them and find creative ways to explain the same point until it is understood. Skype and/or phone French lessons can be a good solution. 9.
Is it easier to learn French by memorizing?
That means that learning French will be easier. Instead of having to memorize vocabulary lists and stock sentences, your brain will learn how to interact with the language and when the time is right, use the language properly. The methods used are the simple notions of repetition and building on information that has already been acquired.