r/learnfrench • u/Aggravating-Tank4496 • 2d ago
Resource Recommendation French
Hey, I want to learn French and it's really important for me to learn ,are there any good websites or videos for it, I googled it and there are a lot and now I don't know which one, I only want to pick one and go on. Please help
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u/DejaVuFrench 2d ago
Hello, I would recommend the online community "the french club". You can sign up for free to their starter plan, which will give you access to their A1 course and a bunch of workshops where you can practice with others.
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u/serviceslingomnia_nb 2d ago
TV5MONDE EDU A1 Débutant (beginner) and the Grammaire Progressive de Français A1.1 Débutant textbook are good places to start. They'll give you the basics of how the language works. You can also put French podcasts on in the background to train your ear to the music of French. This will help you with comprehension and accent as you get a handle on the basics. Once you get to an A2/B1 level, you can pick a hobby or interest and watch videos, read, and engage with the topic in French. You can also find a speaking partner to practise - there are requests for that on this channel. Best wishes with it!
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u/DanKegel 1d ago
Search this subreddit for ideas!
I collected a few in a recent post, see https://www.reddit.com/r/learnfrench/comments/1x589vh/list_of_french_resources_for_beginners/
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u/mister-sushi 2d ago
By the style of your post, it feels like you are in hurry and under impression that languages cab be learned in months.
Just to make sure you understand the scope of work: reaching A2 takes ~200 hours of study and practice. A2 gives the basic understanding of grammar and ~1000 words. People on A2 can’t hold conversation. They can do it on B2. Reaching B2 takes somewhere between 700 and 1500 hours of study and practice, and learning ~6000 words.