For those that haven’t tried, the courses I listed feature a structure where the narrator prompts you in English to say a phrase, there’s several seconds for you to attempt it, and then they give you the French translation. LT is free and Nobel’s and Thomas’ courses are free for spotify premium users btw

I’ve found them very helpful in that I could work on active production and not just listening skills like with regular podcasts, and I could practice hands/eyes free while driving, doing chores, etc. I also use the Natulang app that is geared around this style, which I like a lot!

Any recommendations, especially if they’re on spotify, would be appreciated!

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m a native French speaker, and I’m really interested in improving my English. I’m also potentially interested in learning Spanish, as I think it’s a beautiful language!
I’d love to meet new people, make friends, and have interesting conversations about pretty much anything. I’m happy to help you with your French in exchange for some help with English or Spanish.
Don’t hesitate to send me a message if you’d like to chat! 😊

Salut!

Je voudrais vous demander quels livres sont appropriée pour lire avec un niveau B1, peut-être B2. Je suis interesse à Les Rois Maudits par Maurice Druon mais je ne suis pas sûre que c'est le bon niveau. Et peut-être il y a des autres livres aussi? J'aime beaucoup l'histoire, les livres fantasy ou detective. Merci beaucoup!

I am currently at a b1 level and need somebody who’d take me to c1 level as soon as possible, which means I need a tutor who is a C1+ in french. Kindly recommend a teacher you’ve had an amazing experience with, preferably based in India (but doesn’t really matter because I’d be taking online classes).

I am looking for some good book recommendations to help me prepare for my TCF exam. I have covered all grammar topic s till level B2. I am looking for a book or a website which provides TCF mock tests (listening with transcripts).

To give you some context:

• My goal: B2 level or more in all 4 modules
• My preferred learning style: Mock tests

Are there any specific textbooks, workbooks, or reading materials that completely changed the game for you?

Thank you in advance for the help!

I want to learn french A2 level but for free. Any best youtube channels (only 2) that has perfect structure of french language? Playlist to learn french upto A2 fast.

Thank you so much! Also how to use Ankiweb?

I am looking for people to chat in french like daily or whenever we have time back and forth.

This will be completely platonic French learning chat. We can talk about anything like friends about daily life, etc. but making sure we are helping each other improve French.

I am aiming for my TCF test this year end so I need someone to chat with to practice my writing naturally. Speaking can be done too but I am mainly looking for chat buddies for now.

If anyone is on the same boat feel free to DM rather than commenting.

Bonjour!

I want to learn french, I am at the bottom of the barrel currently. I speak english and Arabic and am have decided to self-study french. I can give about 3 hours a day for the next couple of months, some days even more and I would like to reach B1 level by January or February.

I have found a couple of resources so far, for a textbook I am looking at assimil, https://www.assimil.com/fr/sans-peine/1671-french-9782700571240.html

however I have heard that it lacks a grammar foundation which is very important for any language, so my question is, should I find another textbook or should I pair this textbook with another textbook more detailed in grammar?

I know that this is not an easy question and has multiple different answers and that is completely fine with me. I want to see all different perspectives.