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3 months ago
I just love learning new languages.
How to learn french fluently
It made me 
"Learning another language gives you insight to other cultures and do more than communicate."
How I did it: The best way to learn French in the Twin Cities metro is to hang out at the Alliance Francaise in the Warehouse district. Free French movies, book clubs, breakfasts. There is always something going on there and always intersting French-speakers to meet. If you are looking for a class or have no French background, they have them too. For everyone from newbies to fluent people.
Lessons & tips: Be patient and practice as much as you can!
Resources: Watch movies in French, read in French, try to speak as much as you can!
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4 months ago
Okay..so I learnt it up in school..bt i would like to learn a second language again. Properly this time!
heulanith
12 months ago
i am currently learning this in school. there is also a clue that i want to learn this, as i told you that i wanted to move to french canada.
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13 months ago
i wanna do this in order to read vogue paris, and also when someday i will go to paris i want to speak the idiom fluently.
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14 months ago
I am currently taking an elementary French 101 class. It is definitely not an easy language to pick up, but it is absolutely beautiful and well worth the work! Au revoir!
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French
16 months ago
I took 2 years of French in High School, but like most people. I lost it all as a grown up. Well not all. I can say few phrases. I have an awesome accent. But thats as far as it goes. If I want to travel to France I want to make sure I can speak to the inhabitants. LOL
French
16 months ago
By the end of 2008 i would like to improve my french skills so much that i am able to live comfprtably in paris on my own
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17 months ago
Bought every book, taken classes in America, tough to learn when you go to France and they also speak English. I know it is the practice that does the trick. Just need the time and motivation to achieve this long term goal.
43T - overlap n'est pas?
19 months ago
So this overlaps the “learn a bunch of languages” but then i figured it was time to be a bit, um, more unnebulous. Basically if I’m to go back for the PhD next Fall (i.e. fall of ‘09) I need to know French & German (because so much academic work is written in these languages), Latin, and I’d like to have at least a reading knowledge of Arabic.
French is a good one to start because I used to take it and so have at least a start. It also segues nicely into Latin (which I’d started but then stopped : ( because, well, its a Romance language and all.
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22 months ago
Hopefully one day soon i’ll be able to speak French fluently and not be shy about messing up while doing it .
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