Help Learn French

   You buy a dictionary and a grammar, a book, watch French movies, go out and listen to people talk. Try to find someone in France who knows both languages ​​and it will be much easier!

   It depends on where you are in France - in some areas, as you may notice, you can also learn Arabic. Otherwise, the best way to learn a language is through practice. Communicate with the French, they will not want to speak much other than their mother tongue anyway.

   French is not a difficult language at all, in my opinion. I personally have friends who know both languages ​​perfectly as native speakers. The language is not difficult at all, on the contrary, their grammars are extremely simple and very easy to remember. I personally also know more or less French, but not much just enough to go if I go to France or some other country where French is spoken.

   There is a site called Francais Facile. See it and you will surely like it, there are many exercises for beginners like you and with them you will learn more easily how things are :)

   http://www.francaisfacile.com/ http://www.bonjourdefrance.com/

   I have a dictionary. I don't have a book and how to understand it is like giving someone a Chinese book and saying learn it doesn't work that way. I watch TV every day to help a little with the pronunciation of words. I go out listening to people, but they speak too fast, until you understand a word, they have said 100. I know a lot of people here, but everyone looks at themselves and everyone says what I went through [a]. Or I learned everything myself, no one helped me with anything. And so everyone looks at their interest. At least I learned the meters, buses, trolleys and trams, and believe me they are not small. We will sign up with a girl for courses, but they are only in September and I wanted to know something more by then. However, thanks for the author's comment

   So, to clarify something. When you take the book, you take out ALL the unknown words and expressions and look them up in the dictionary !! And she with a book and a dictionary, how to teach me ....: X As for grammar, there are not 1 but 10,000,000 sites where you can learn it. Starting from Francais Facile and ending with Bonjour De France ... PS And come on, if you like without numbers, that there were no courses all summer, because there are. The question is to want, but you, like 80% of people, have chosen the easy option - I CAN'T DO THAT. PS 2. How long have you been in France? Even if it wasn't long ago, you knew you were going to France, didn't you? !! If you really wanted to learn the language, you would already know it in Bulgaria. "I want to learn" with double quotes, one for the quote, the other for the COMPLETE LIE. PS 3. Enjoy the fondue and Camembert! Kate Kate

   The French are generally quite strict in terms of hiring workers .. a Bulgarian woman hardly has a chance for a good job in France, especially if there is no certificate for a level like you .. someone here said it is an easy language - no, it is not .. I've been learning French for 4 years and I don't find it easy at all .. the grammar is terrible - you have to know in what situation to use a given tense and tense, to know the conjugations of verbs, especially the incorrect ones .. it's a big pain, it's definitely difficult you will learn it

   One tip - First learn the rules of reading! I graduated from a French high school and it started with that, because you write one thing in French, you read another. Then learn the verbs "I am" and "I have" and their conjugation, as well as the three groups of verbs. They, along with the incorrect verbs, are memorized. There is no other way. The grammar is extremely complex. The one who wrote that it was easy did not go into much detail. Conversational French won't do you any good. You need to be able to write and speak correctly. Only after you have learned the basic rules of reading and the basic tenses and conjugations of verbs, then you can learn words. I have studied 4 foreign languages ​​in total and there is no more difficult than French! But that shouldn't stop you. Desire and perseverance are required. Success!

   Thank you all for your feedback. I hope you help with something I know is very difficult I have been trying for a long time, but as you said it works on its own. I know basic things, not that I'm not doing well, but it's all about the psyche, I also want not to worry when I speak. I keep thinking I'm wrong. For example, that day I went to load my travel card, they looked at me so strangely that I had the feeling that I had confused something, but it was not so. It is difficult if some people think that it is easy to lie, this is not Bulgaria and there are rules here.

   Hello, what city do you live in :)

   In Paris, it doesn't matter where I am.

   God, she's really right! There are no summer courses! I have also been in France for 1 year, I am learning the language, but it is difficult. I went to classes, but they ended last week and start again in September. To the author: Watch more TV, go out and listen to how people speak, write down your words and then find their translation, it will take you a long time to learn it, but then everything will be easier for you. :) Good luck! A, 19

   From number 14 - The language barrier falls hard, but if one language falls, it is much easier to speak a foreign language, even if it is another language. I say this from personal experience. My advice is talk! And to confuse, the important thing is that they understand you. Over time, you will become more accurate and fast in speaking and you will not have to worry at all. You can go to a site to write in French. This is a quick and easy way to improve your spoken language.

   1. video for basic reading rules: http: // www. youtube. com / watch? v = FiL4ozKXLt8 2. Ideal for beginners: http: // www. bonjourdefrance. com / phone pronoun / phrases / level / debutant. html 3. BBC site for beginners with French: http: // www. bbc. co. uk / languages ​​/ french / 4. Links to many beginner materials: http: // www. lepointdufle. net / debutants. htm 5. http: // www. bonjourdefrance. com / at a later stage! BUT AS A FRANCOPHONE I WILL TELL YOU THAT AT LEAST AT FIRST TIME IT IS MANDATORY TO INVEST IN A FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSE, IN ORDER TO HAVE A BASIS ON WHICH YOU CAN STAY AND STEP. There are opportunities for courses for foreigners, I will inquire on the net where and I will write again!

   Thank you very much number 20, I am very happy, finally a normal comment, I think it helped me a lot :)

   In Paris, there are courses organized by the town hall. Enrollment is in September for a course - October to January; and in February (or the end of January). These are the cheapest possible courses because they are organized by the state and are subsidized. More information can be found on the website of the mayor's office paris. fr. Success!

   There are also associations and organizations that do just that. Search the net for your city / region. I started with such courses, either they are free or you pay some token amount. Language is difficult, but if you have the desire you succeed.

   Try https://www.duolingo.com/ There you can not only learn French, but also many other languages, the site is very good!

   Hello, a call for help I need to learn French as soon as possible, how to get do not know. and on top of that I am 53 years old :(

   28, it depends on your financial capabilities, maybe the best option for you are private lessons, so you will progress faster. It is expensive, but on the other hand you are paid attention and you progress. I learned another language by attending private lessons and was extremely pleased! Find a very good teacher and do not waste time, it will take you at least a few months to get a basis for at least everyday communication. Success!

   Author, French is a nasty language for us Bulgarians. Very often, when changing a sound in a word, the whole meaning of the phrase changes. It's good that you're aware that you need a language. My admirations! If you are in Paris, my advice is to enroll in a language course at the University of Nanterre (Rér-A) - after La Defense - as the cheapest and most effective option - the price of a 3-month course is around 600 euros, but it's worth it. definitely. Located in building L. The courses are on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. I don't know what part of Paris you are in, but if this university is far away, you can enroll in any university to study French as a foreign language. If you do not have a certificate, you will take free tests to determine your level - written and interview - an oral exam in order to check what level you are equal to. Free courses to the municipality do not have the same effect of preparation - it is supposed to be a waste of time. As a student you are also entitled to a Vital card and a discount for Navigo :) I wish you a lot of success, because I know how difficult it is from experience! S.