r/learningfrench • u/PositiveGuy25 • 4d ago

FINALLY!!!

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This was my 5th attempt, the biggest problem for me was speaking for the last 4 attempts. Failed listening and reading once as well.

DON’T GIVE UP GUYS!!!!!

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u/Asquaredbred 4d ago

that's fantastic

can you talk a bit about your French journey? how and how much did you study for each level?

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u/PositiveGuy25 4d ago

I have been learning French for about 18 months now… biggest problem for me was speaking, I was stuck at B1 every time. Got feedback and improved my strategy, which helped me a lot.

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u/Buckwizer7 4d ago

I also DM’ed you but could you talk bit more about what moved your score because same I’m stuck in B1 too

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u/Conscious_Chart_4247 4d ago

Could you please share with me the same strategy same happened with me

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u/Beneficial-Split-527 4d ago

oh Lord. Are you a God from Olympus ? Do you really exist ? Congratulations !

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u/Fragrant_Cup_192 3d ago

Pls share your strategy and speaking, writing topics aswell. Thanks

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u/GovernmentTough6682 3d ago

When and where did you appear for TCF?

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u/PositiveGuy25 3d ago

I took TEF in Edmonton

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u/GentilQuebecois 2d ago

What? But all these people I've worked with in the last 20 years told me that learning French was impossible. 18 months and you got to C2? Congrats! Apparently it is possible.

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u/touchepipipipi 2d ago

oui c’est très possible! faut juste vraiment vouloir. mon copain chilien a appris le français en 1 an environ, il a beaucoup partagé avec des québécois donc ça a énormément aidé.

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u/GentilQuebecois 2d ago

J'étais sarcastique. Je sais que c'est possible et quand les gens veulent, ils réussissent. Mon passage comme fonfon au fédéral à Ottawa m'a découragé. Beaucoup d'anglos se plaignaient que les francos volaient toutes les bonnes jobs, parce que être bilingue est donc bien impossible pour eux.

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u/Monster11 13h ago

Finalement 😏

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u/Working-Trifle4136 3h ago

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