how much time needs to learn the French language? I am biginner
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It all depends on yourself, your methods of learning and your approach to it. In case you really want to know the language, and you sure love it, you will unconsciously put all your efforts into and the results are going to be surprising. In terms of amount of time, in order for you to get an idea, if you put yourself in an environment where you will be obligated to speak and understand French, trust me in 6 months you will be able to communicate to anyone. And if you keep the same tempo, it'll take you about 3 more months to get rid of all the small mistakes in your pronunciation and spelling. The rest will be just adding to what you will know by then as we will never entirely know a language.
You can catch pretty fast if you put on the effort, if you already speak english you can do it. But you need help from someone expertised on the language. Book a lesson with me and you will see a difference in your level.
It all depends on yourself, your methods of learning and your approach to it.
- Messaouda TakhiI have been teaching the French language since the age of 13.
You can learn to get by in french between 6 months and one year
Hi there It depends on your abilities, motivation and who interested you are in teaching methods So,we can try with sounds, letters,some simple words from the topic presentation.I use different materials including interactive from sites Keep in touch
as long as you love this language
All depends on the learners intellectual quotient cause smart ones can take 30mins 4times a week an they are good to go while slow learns a little bit more.
Perfectly i would say a couple of months but just to gets the gist of it i think 3 weeks would do the trick
Salut Yotaha, If you are an English speaker, learning French requires 575-600 hours of study (or 23-24 weeks full- time) . It is the same as the European Romance language ( French , Spanish , Italian etc). And the Germanic ones ( Danish, Swedish,) So to learn French language make sure to be more efficient by follow an initial plan of action. You need to take a look at what you will learn during the first hour, first day, first week and first month or learning French to see how accurate and passionate you are in learning. If you need lessons in French language book me let’s study together always remember that your determination,love and passion in learning will determine how fast you will progress in being a French speaker and writer. Take care
- BlueSnakeI teach French and Arabic part time
I can make you be able to at least convey your meaning in 2 weeks.
You can start speaking the language basically in 2-3 months but in order to make a basic proper conversation you definitely need 5-6 months
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- Venez apprendrez le français et l’Anglais avec moi. Si vous n’êtes pas satisfait, je vous rembourse.
Come and learn English and French with me. If you are not satisfied , I compensate you 😊
- Je suis allé faire du shopping. или Je faisais du shopping.EElena
"Я делала покупки" (только что, недавно). В каком грамматическом времени мне нужно сформулировать предложение?
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La premiere phrase est au passé compose Celle-ci determine une action qui est deja terminee. Tandis que '' je faisais du shopping '' est a l'imparfait. Ceci montre une action qui en cours dans le passé.
- As someone who is currently learning Quebec french, what is the best way to understand spoken french
I have been trying my best to learn french, of course I am not the best yet, but I am good with reading sometimes, not all of the time. But I cannot understand when people speak to me in french. Any useful tips would be much appreciated. My speaking is sometimes alright, I still struggle finding words as I dont know every single thing just yet.
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Understanding Quebec French can indeed be quite a challenge! I would recommend first focusing on building a strong foundation in standard French (like the French spoken in France), as this will give you a solid base before tackling the accent and unique expressions of Quebec French. Once you're comfortable with general French, you'll find it easier to grasp the nuances of Quebec French. As a native Quebec speaker, I'd be happy to help guide you through your learning journey and improve your understanding and speaking skills in Quebec French. Feel free to book lessons with me if you'd like to progress faster!
