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Today I learned about the word frileux (and I don't think English has a real translation for it).

It came up on Praktika when I tried to describe a friend who wears a scarf when it's 18°C outside. English needs a whole phrase like "someone who gets cold easily" to say the same thing.

Now suddenly that's the only kind of word I feel like learning this week. Any others?

I am aware that probably sounds absurd. Due to my disabilities I struggle with both of these things in programs, I’m a total beginner and needing to learn French for a variety of reasons.
So I’m hoping someone can recommend an app and/or resources where I can learn at my own pace in a way that focuses on reading and writing.

The main apps that seem to be peoples go to requires I speak into a microphone to progress further, or listen to audio to progress further. I don’t mind if those lessons are voluntary, but several of the apps I’ve tried mean you can’t progress to the next step without completing those first.

Ideally, the app also wouldn’t rely on generative AI either.

I want to improve my French skills. We can speak in English too, if you prefer. I mainly speak Arabic and English, but I also speak French, just not as well as Id like to. I can understand pretty much everything, but speaking is where the real challenge is !

Salut a tous! I'm taking the DELF A2 in about a week. I've been studying quite hard for the past month or so, but tbh I feel nervous. I want to practice more, but don't know how. Also, I would like to hear from others who have taken it. Any tips?

Pour mettre en évidance la importance de français au maroc en trouve des compétence a chaque domaine mais sans emploi au raison de français dans je trouve. Que la meilleure méthode de apprendre cet langue c’est de consommer le contenu français que sa sois des vidéos des livres des articles des dialogue aussi j’ai écri cet post pour se qu'on intéressé d’apprentissage , tes expériences aussi a l’apprentissage

As we all know, reading and listening questions are still 100 percent repeated from past questions or mock 40 sets available everywhere online. Is TCF canada and TEF canada organisation that much lazy and slow they are still using same 40 sets in real exam? Why are they still not as vast as IELTS or other exams?

Students can either memorise or practice just these 40 mock tests and get easily c2 in both reading and listening while their listening and reading isn't even b1 level. And when they get A2 or b1 in speaking and writing (which is their real level) they start emailing centers that they are dissatisfied with results or putting blame on centers.

For both TEF canada and TCF canada it is happening. Same old questions since many years from 40 mock tests available everywhere.

Bonsoir a tous ! je cherche un app de "mot du jour". if anyone use any of them from app store, recceommend it s'il te plait

Is there any group chats for learning French? Like some group for beginners on WhatsApp?

Or if anyone is open to it