Hey language learners,
How are you?
I self-taught myself Arabic over the past 2 years; I have reached a proficient stage where I can now communicate with native speakers, read, write, and explain what I did in my day (with a few errors sometimes). Arabic is considered one of the most difficult languages; however, I find it quite straight forward and easy to grasp.
I would say I have crossed the intermediate stage (for Arabic).
However, I am now learning French and would need some advice as French has a lot of similarities with English. I learnt a bit of French in school, but I literally forgot almost everything. Does anyone have any advice on how I can start off with French? I know there are plenty of resources online and I reckon I can self teach myself French (because I have self-taught myself Arabic).
I don't really enjoy studying with teachers (due to the textbook and methodological approach), I prefer using Language Learning apps such as HelloTalk as I find them more beneficial and more fun.
A big difference between French an English is the pronunciation which I must work on.
I have learnt
- French Greetings
- Weekdays
- Colours
Today I'm learning:
- Important French Verbs (about 10)
- Personal Pronouns
What are your experiences with learning French? Do you have any advice or tips on how I could structure my study plan? How difficult would you consider French?