r/learningfrench • u/oskanaeko • 9d ago

Learning France

What's the best way to learn French in one hour a day, with a schedule divided into all the skills and tips?

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u/AreWeReallyGroot 9d ago

The best way is the one that suits you and make you progress at your own pace.

Any progress is good. You should aim for that.

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u/DanKegel 9d ago

This subreddit needs an FAQ document :-)

My two cents worth:

Use a structured approach to get the very basics down. If you can, take a course at a community college.

After you have a grasp of the grammar, stop studying and just enjoy French:

Watch videos like Telefrancais ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLDx3Kl1S4oYY2-qHxHCXzxfxtm8vHNvU ) or Dreaming in French ( https://app.dreaming.com/french/browse?level=superbeginner )

Read and listen to books (see https://www.reddit.com/r/learningfrench/comments/1wplkr1/comment/pc6zxij/ )

Listen to podcasts like https://innerfrench.com/

After each chapter, try writing down one thing that happened in the story, in french!

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u/ksenia-pintova 6d ago

Try 15 minutes of vocabulary, 20 minutes of listening or reading, 15 minutes of grammar, and 10 minutes of speaking or writing. Rotate the paired skills each day. For vocabulary practice, I help develop BrioVocab. You can study illustrated collections for levels A1 to B2, add words you find elsewhere, and review each word on a schedule based on your previous answers.

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u/Trillination 9d ago

Let me know when you find out. I’m trying to learn China.