Learning French

[GodsMerryLittleAngel]

i think french is a fun foreign language to learn
i took french for a full year while attending high school, yet i only know a few phrases and stuff, well it has been quite awhile since i studied it

sorry, i wish i could recommend some good books for you, i don't know any though. havn't reviewed french in long time. i still wish you the best in your french studies

 

[sk8Joyful]

i've been taking french in school for 6 years and i'm still not fluent haha

Well,
of course. But, were you to *cultivate friendships with Native-speakers* (in any language),

you will find yourself becoming fluent soon. French was the 6th. language I learned

 

[joliefillefrChrist]

Hey! Thanks for asking... actually, I would say the "Teach Yourself" series is the best one. It has versions for loads of languages and for many different levels and purposes (not just 2 or 3). So total begginers or people who just want to polish their grammar can find the right thing for them. Usually the packages come with a book and 1 or 2 CDs. Any major bookstore should carry them... they're in a clear, plastic package with yellow, white and black graphics/writing. I've used them to help improve my French and they were great. Good luck!! and keep us posted on how you're doing

Agreed!
"Teach Yourself" is what I think is the best and most easy myself.

 

[LittleAngel]

I need help on learning french to

 

[selfintercession]

I need help on learning french to

Do you have any specific questions?

 

[tamtam92]

Well there are several of us native speaker here ready to help you.

You just have
- to ask questions
- to write anything in french and we can correct you, that's very useful.
- you can chat with us on CF too - just tell when you are there... personnally i don't go often, it depends when i have time, so you'll need to ask...