This thread is permanently archived
I want to learn french
| Protip: the desktop version gives grammar tips.
| Bonjour
| Check if your local library has any french textbooks, check places like used book stores or Amazon.
Français n'est ce pas diffacile d'apprendre. J'ai apprends français plus que quinze and et je me souviens le plupart que attend.
| Learning a language is hard when there is no stake or need to. Maybe develop an obsession to french culture or a french fetish or something. Try watching french documentaries on french. Not only you'll learn the language you'll sound less dumb talking to an actual french (there is a difference when talking to someone in their language than your own)
| Learn latin first
| Why though? What's special about french
| i am french
| Moi aussi. Je voudrais apprendre francais parce que ma lécole.
| Try the prqctice makes perfect books and ver-taal.com
| Hon Hon Hon oui oui baguette iffel tower
|
| But, Why?
| Everyday french is just fucked up. They fuse syllables together like I've yet to see in another language. But reading and writing also can be frustrating, just because of all the twist in the grammar and conjugation rules.
But it's very interesting, and I'm not trying to discourage you.
>>394544
That's amazing advice actually. Just wanting to learn is ok, but you need to put yourself to the test. That's a completely different experience.
| Spanish is easy for people who suck at rhythm, I recommend Colombian or Venezuelan, or even Spanish. Parisian dialect is fairly easy compared to Canadien
| >>395659 from the French Canadian people I've met, grammar seemed to be the same, just flemmy. I just stick with African, Haitian, and Parisian, it at least came easier to me so I stuck to that. Listen to VOA in French, that's how I got into Spanish.
This thread is permanently archived
| As the title says, I have decided that I have nothing to do with my life and that I want to learn how to speak in frog legs and snails. The problem is, I do not know where to start, I tried some apps like duolingo, but they only teach you words with bo grammar whats so ever. So I need an advice on some good french learning book or service that will teach me at least basic garammar.