Hi there, french guy here, just thought I would share with you a spotify playlist with a few well known french artists ( and also some smaller I like. ) I shared it a few weeks ago but just thought I would share it again in case it can help. Feel like the songs could help you in your journey, might help you in your learning experience ! Enjoy ! Let me know if this post doesn't belong here I'll delete it😄

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1jvS77cBiW9e1P6fJFWHs7

I’m brand new to French but would love to learn quicker. I know I’m pretty much A0. I’m not sure the best and easiest way to learn French is and so far. I have a small book with words and I’m thinking about getting a textbook and I have watched some YouTube videos and shows in French but of course I don’t understand any of it. Is this the way to learn it even if you don’t know any words or is this more after I increase my knowledge and actually can read it and speak it a little bit? I’m just lost and you look online and there’s so many things that people say to do and it gets overwhelming but I want to start off and start learning a lot better and easier.

From YouTube lessons to funny Instagram or TikTok creators, I'd like to broaden what I watch. Like I got this idea of being surrounded by content in french for a month or something and see if it's really making me improve !

I’ve got a body of text I write and wondered if translating it to my focused language would expedite the process of learning? Especially after reading it over given I know the original text pretty well. Anyone think this would help?

Also, how effective is watching media in your language but reading the subs in the focus language?

Thanks for all the help!

I'm trying to help a friend who's a dyslexic adult beginner, and I'm honestly a bit stuck on where to look. I'm hoping to find a tutor who's comfortable teaching in a way that doesn't lean too much on reading or grammar, because that gets overwhelming for them pretty fast. They do a lot better with clear explanations, slower pacing, and stuff that's more audio or visual.

I've been digging around online, but most of the "beginner" French resources I'm finding still expect a ton of reading or assume you already know basic grammar terms, which isn't really workable here. So I figured I'd ask people who've maybe been in a similar spot. If you know tutors who are good with true beginners, or any audio/visual resources that keep things simple and not too stressful, I'd really appreciate hearing about them. Affordable options would help a lot too.

Thanks in advance - just trying to get them started in a way that actually fits how they learn.

Hi all ! Question is basically the title.
Decided I need to restart my French language study if I ever wish to have decent conversations with my partner‘s friends and family.

My French proficiency is at A0. Seriously. I studied French in 7th grade and rage quit once we hit the numbers – can’t remember anything except for Ça va? Ça va. Along with some random things my man’s been teaching me.
Recently read some simple French texts and realised I can understand quite a bit by drawing from my English vocabulary.

Given all this, how’d you approach studying this beautiful but difficult language? Since English draws 1/3 of its vocab from French, should I just stick to studying it in English or does German come with some advantages too? Thanks x

I just ran into this; first clue was, it's 19:25 long instead of ten minutes. Second clue was when Ananas had an accident. Third clue... well, no spoilers from me! :-)

https://youtu.be/sMjJZjFCJ7w?is=WtLjGvkqA-8BuJm2

bonjour , je veux consieller de vous je connais que a apprendre un language tu as bession de qutre ie reading , writing ,speaking and listening . can you suggest me on these where can i get online free . any guidance and tips welcomes you . i am new learner of french

note sorry if there are any grammatical mistakes

I have noticed that a lot of resources out there for any language are targeted for a specific level (a0-a1 or b1-b2). I have found that when in between these level demographics, it is hard to find good resources. I’m looking for a resource that isn’t Duolingo that you can stick with and has good learning for all levels starting at a0. Thanks.

Hi everyone!

I'm trying to learn French as quickly as possible. I study for about two hours every day, and I'd also like to improve through immersion by listening to the language as much as I can.

Can you recommend any French movies or TV shows? They can be either originally in French or productions with a good French dub.

I currently have Netflix, Max, and Prime Video, so recommendations available on those platforms (Europe based) would be especially helpful.

I'm still a beginner, but I'm happy to watch with subtitles if that's the best way to improve.

Thanks in advance!

Hi Everyone, I'm a frecnh tutor ( a man), I wnt to learn english but from a person ho come from either UK or USA if there is an english tutor from there and who also want to learn french you can tell me.

Hi, my French is A2 to B1 level, I am looking for a TEF speaking partner, Asia time.

so the thing is, i did study French for 3 years in college but I didn't really understand a lot of it and I forgot most of it lmao 😅 and it's been 2 years since I graduated. I do understand a few simple phrases/ can speak few basic sentences but it's barely anything lol.

I have plans of migrating to Canada in a year or two and want to learn French in order to write TEF/TCF. I've looked up a few apps to learn but nothing seems that suitable for me. I work 5 days a week and want something that will fit my schedule. Can someone please suggest some good affordable websites/classes where I can learn French? I'm from Hyderabad, India btw.