Learn to speak French fluently

I studied French in college and then traveled to France to practice the language. Unfortunately, most of the shop-keepers preferred to speak English with me because my French was “so bad.” That was 7 years ago, and now I’m itching to sharpen up again. Does anyone have any ideas how I can strengthen my French without having to go back to school or travel or Europe? (Something more local and sustainable?)

What better a way to be diverse than to learn to speak a different language, especially French? This is a goal I’ve wanted to fulfill for quite a while, and now I shall put my time to trying! Having taken a year of French classes, which were in school, I have learned some basic words and sayings, but not following up on it has taken its toll, and I am lacking severely! Wish me luck!

What is this? i wanna speak french fucker

And work on my French. I’ve been out of practice for almost a year : (

im getting there,
slowly but surely.

xxx

..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.

on my way in speaking french fluently =p

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??