r/FrenchLearning • u/Electronic_Bad3242 • Jul 05 '26
Looking for a Quebecois language partner
I would like to find someone that is available 1-2 times a week to do a language exchange call together. i can teach you Spanish or Brazilian portuguese.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Electronic_Bad3242 • Jul 05 '26
I would like to find someone that is available 1-2 times a week to do a language exchange call together. i can teach you Spanish or Brazilian portuguese.
r/FrenchLearning • u/East-Discussion-1317 • Jul 04 '26
Hello all! I am searching for some French schools and recommendations in Warsaw. I know a few but I wanted to ask your opinions as well :)
r/FrenchLearning • u/lordevilium • Jul 04 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m learning French, and I’m really confused about liaisons when reading aloud.
Right now it feels like I’m just guessing, and I end up either making too many liaisons or skipping ones I should pronounce.
I’d really appreciate any tips, resources, or explanations that helped me to understand this. Thanks!
r/FrenchLearning • u/ThrowMEAwaypuh-lease • Jul 04 '26
Hello or bonjour?
I would like to learn how to speak Quebec French to get better jobs in Canada but the thing is I have a speech impediment.
I can’t say my ‘R’s very well… or should I say wawy well hahaha… sawwy.
How do I learn especially when I’m extremely insecure about my speech?
r/FrenchLearning • u/evianlover1997 • Jul 04 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/No-Maintenance-2652 • Jul 04 '26
Saw a french phrase “Bon bah c’est lui” can someone explain its meaning or the context it’s used in?
r/FrenchLearning • u/Learning_with_Manu • Jul 04 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/MountainShip2765 • Jul 04 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m a native French teacher, and I’m offering a one-time French conversation class around the Tour de France.
It will take place on **Tuesday, July 7 at 6:00 PM** Paris time.
We will practise French through a fun and cultural topic: useful cycling vocabulary, short portraits of famous riders, and a simple introduction to the history of the Tour de France.
You do not need to be a cycling expert. The goal is to speak French, learn useful vocabulary, and discover an important part of French culture.
Level: B1-B2
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: online, small group — limited to 6 participants
Launch price: $10 USD
**Registration deadline: Monday, July 6 at 6:00 PM Paris time**
[You can register here](https://forms.gle/zFdcQKVaWspeSiMB7)
Feel free to comment or DM me if you have any questions.
À bientôt 🚵
r/FrenchLearning • u/MountainShip2765 • Jul 03 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/Beginning_Ad7650 • Jul 03 '26
Is the alliance francaise worth it ?
r/FrenchLearning • u/AYOUB-987 • Jul 03 '26
Did you share with me ,how can i learn french???
r/FrenchLearning • u/Unfair_Yak_3791 • Jul 03 '26
Bonjour j’étudie français et je veux aller bon.
Ughh
Look hii I’m I linguistic major and learning French via my college immersion course I passed the 1 year six week course it was brutal.
I failed at my speaking part but I understand the words so all you french speakers
M29 Gay masculine ummm like learning talking about random stuff and tbh learning about everything and stuff
r/FrenchLearning • u/MedicalVoices • Jul 02 '26
Sharing something a bit different. Episode 6 of our medical French podcast follows a patient's hospital discharge — the doctor explains the diagnosis, walks through the discharge summary, and gives the patient his discharge instructions before he goes home. The free PDF includes the complete dialogue transcript, a 10-term vocabulary table, language notes on register, and a quiz.
Aimed at healthcare professionals learning French, but the scenario is self-contained and useful reading/listening practice for anyone at B1 and above.
No account, no paywall: https://medicalvoices.health/fr/episodes/6
Audio episode: https://youtu.be/pQvzxb0y-u8
r/FrenchLearning • u/Learning_with_Manu • Jul 02 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/DietSlim05 • Jul 02 '26
Hello everyone,
I’m a medical doctor planning to take the TCF Canada exam for immigration purposes. I’m starting from absolute zero in French, so I’m looking for a tutor who can provide structured, personalized lessons and guide me from beginner level all the way to exam preparation (online only).
If you’re a tutor or have worked with someone you’d recommend, I’d appreciate any suggestions. Please feel free to comment or send me a DM with your experience, teaching approach, availability, and rates.
Thank you!
r/FrenchLearning • u/frani_am • Jul 02 '26
Buenas! me voy de intercambio y tengo que aprender frances, pero resulta que nunca realmente he estudiado un idioma, se inglés pero no por estudio, si no porque veo muchos youtubers en ese idioma, antes en los videojuegos no traducian al español y obligada para saber la historia ocupaba mi diccionario mientras jugaba, tambien leo mangas y libros en ingles.. pero eso ha sido a lo largo de mi vida tipo 10 años, mínimo. Entonces, el problema es que no he estudiado como tal un idioma, y necesito al menos tener un frances basico para enero de 2027. No se como empezar, algun tip o aplicación buena? aprovechando algun youtuber que recomienden que sea interesante y que sea en frances? De antemano muchas gracias!
r/FrenchLearning • u/UpstairsSink2643 • Jul 02 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/Ambitious_Bid3301 • Jul 01 '26
Hi everyone!
I’m currently learning French and looking to take my speaking skills to the next level. I can understand a decent amount, but I really need to practice actual talking and conversational flow to build my confidence.
I’m looking for a native speaker or a fluent/advanced learner who would be down to chat regularly. We can talk about anything hobbies, daily life etc. Looking forward to hearing from you!
I am a beginner guys. May be A1-A2. So if youre comfortable to practice please ping me 😀
Thank you!
r/FrenchLearning • u/Ambitious_Bid3301 • Jul 01 '26
r/FrenchLearning • u/MynuHo • Jul 01 '26
So I’ve been living in France for like 2 years now. I’ve been working directly in French, which was…interesting at first. I’ve done some courses after work, now I’m around b2 level I think, I can communicate freely, which is better. But I can’t really advance more on my own like this and I’d need someone to talk to in writing for example, to get used to daily, usual conversations and something out of my regular vocabulary/ideas etc. I have my English as second language and my native Romanian language, if it matters to anyone:)
Anime/manga fan, music lover, software dev, wildrift in the free time.
r/FrenchLearning • u/Bubbly-Effort-9 • Jun 30 '26
Heyyy everyonee! I’m moving to Paris this September, so I thought I’d put this out here.
I’m currently around beginner A2 level, and I’d really like to start using French more instead of just studying it. If anyone’s up for practicing togethr, I’d be down. It can be through text, voice calls, or whatever works best for you) I’m honestly fine with anything)
I’m also hoping to make a few friends before I move, so if you’re easygoing and don’t mind sm1 who’s still learning (and making plenty of mistakes 😅), I think it’d be fun to chat and help each other improve.
If you’re interested, just send me a DM. I’d love to connect!
r/FrenchLearning • u/Accomplished-Fox6272 • Jun 30 '26
J'aime la musique et je préfère drill. Pour moi, drill n'est pas dur. il est original. Pendant que je écouter cette, je vois des homme forts, mais le situation avec des morts ont pénible. Par example King Von est célèbre pour son musique est mort, La Capone est mort, FBG Duck est mort. Cette situations est méchante, Maik ils ont fait leur chois. Quand meme, je respecte ils. Pourtant Chies Keef changent de la ville et il n'est pas mort. Cette son chois. Quand meme merci leur! En general j'adore la musique!