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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
Ce salon est fait pour les questions sur la langue. Pour les discussions, il y a #français ou #🌈anglais-français ! / This channel is meant for questions about the language. General discussions are better off in channels like #français or #🌈anglais-français!
Oh. I've comitted myself to learning French after having a lasting fascination with France as I gradually get to understand its culture and history. I'm an American, and while I hope this does not stir up too much unconstructive discourse: I feel like France embodies our founding values far more than America in the current day.
Since I know it to have a very defiant populace that will react strongly to any perceived autocracization or any other unwanted influence, especially from corporations.
I fear the worst for America in the coming decades, so I wish to learn French to potentially create job opportunties for myself there, should my fears be correct.
That's... quite complicated since i'm trying to make my Welsh girlfriend an American resident. Being her huspand would make it far, far easier to move to either country, but I won't settle for the UK either.
I have also graduated from school and have seen myself slipping into repetitive days of internet browsing, masturbation, ect that it has actually affected how "fast" time moves for me. I feel like half of my twenties have been swept away in an instant and I am now having a bit of a crisis, fearful of losing my youth before I had the chance to do any of the things that youth allows.
Where do I start? learning languages almost feels like dieting advice, or investment tips. There is such a wealth of misinformation that it's hard to really decide on something.
look at what learning method you like best
if you like to read books, there are tons of textbooks out there and resources that i could send you
I don't know what learning method I like best. What learning method I like best might be shit, like Duolingo.
but if you like videos for example, there are places like frenchpod101 or easyfrench on youtube that can help you in that
I don't use duolingo but i'm keenly aware of its flaws.
or if you like cartoons or more 'tv series' style you can have a look at childrens cartoons with subtitles
duolingo is a starting point
but it does not really teach you the fundimentals
experiment with youtube videos, or books
see what you like best
there are tons of free resources out there