learn to speak fluent French

I am in love with french. I took it for a couple of years, and now that I’m on a break from school I’m worried that I will lose all my progress. I would love to be fluent in french someday. It’s such an amazing language. I feel like it’s more in tune with my mind than english…if that makes ANY sense.

French is like, thee UP MOST romantic language I have EVER heard!
I started learning in school, but wheit came to my class choices, my gym teacher INSISTED I took P.E instead of French )= .. I want to go to Paris some day, see the eiffel tower all light up! Awwhh my god it would be SUCH a romantic vacation <3 x

Question though;
Where can I learn?

I learned it in school when I was 10 or so…

It was almost as useful as knowing english!

french has always seemed to bee the prettiest lannguage and now that im taking it for 9 weeks i dont want to stop!!!!!!!!

I took French classes in high school. I can speak and read it a little, but not much. I want to one day be able to speak it fluently.

some of my family live in france, so i want to be able to speak french to them, also i want to live there when i’m older

I have started learning, but really want to learn to speak French fluently.

Ça fait 7 mois maintenant que j’habite en Belgique et que je fait des fautes et que je rate mes cours et que je travail et que je travail et que je travail. Je crois que je suis enfin arrivée. Pour moi “parler couramment”, ça veut pas dire que je fait plus de fautes…ça veut seulement dire que je ne traduit plus. Quand quelqu’un me parle en français, quand je regarde un film en français, quand j’écoute une chanson française je ne traduit plus. Je peut discuter avec des belges, des français, des canadiens, des morrocains, etc. et je ne traduit plus. C’est magnifique. Des fois, je ne me souviens plus dans quel langue j’ai eu un conversation. Je rêve dans cette langue. Je l’aime.

I love everything, I mean EVERYTHING, about France. The culture, the people, the land, the ideals and most especially the language. I love languages in general, so ultimately, I’d like to conquer not only French, but also Italian and maybe Russian….

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