And work on my French. I’ve been out of practice for almost a year : (
How to learn to speak French fluently
How I did it: Took French classes. Practised speaking. Went to France. It's a nice language. And I feel so worldly and accomplished! I'm still not perfect at it, but I will be working on it for the rest of my life.
Lessons & tips: Immerse yourself in the culture, and really go out there and learn.
Resources: FRENCH DICTIONARY= AWESOME.
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Nadais is all out of cheers...but please consider yourself CHEERED!!♥♥
..or lose it, and apparently I lost it. Have to brush up again I suppose.
When customers have trouble with english, I’m too shy to speak french with them for fear I’ll sound stupid. Never going to learn if I don’t make an attempt I suppose.
Oh my, it’s been almost a year since I’ve been on here. Anyway, I definitely want to learn this language. If only Rosetta Stone wasn’t so expensive. I don’t exactly have a $1,000 to spare on a beginner’s college course at my university considering I can’t exactly throw my money away on leisure classes when the economy is so worrisome.
I’m still listening to Alexa Polidoro’s wonderful podcasts. They are absolutely amazing. Since my novel is my primary goal right now, I have to try to squeeze in a lesson when I can.
Ya, French sounds amazingggg :) and thats where i wanna go to college! But not my first year… prolly like after college i wanna go to french college for my…. what’s the degree called thats after your first 4 yrs??









