#getting started

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getting started

finite oar
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Hi! Welcome to the server blobcheer This is indeed the right place to ask questions.

To start learning the language, you'll need to go through basic grammar and vocabulary. Many paper and online guides can do the job, but here's my personal recommendation: https://www.lawlessfrench.com/learn-french/french-for-beginners/

You'll also need to use a dictionary for vocabulary, when you need to translate a word in either language, WordReference is a great one: https://www.wordreference.com/

Lawless French

A self-study French course divided into loosely themed units with grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation lessons; cultural tips; and assorted quizzes.

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Just start by going through the basics a bit, try to find things that you like. After you got the basics down, you'll slowly need to start incorporating media in your routine, this can be reading books, watching videos, playing video games, talking to people on socials, anything that get you going and have you interact with the language.

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If you want to push vocabulary training specifically, you can also use flashcard apps like Anki, but that's not a necessity: https://apps.ankiweb.net/ (free on every platform except iOS, but even then you can use the website)
The #1279421820654850162 channel has a bit more stuff, but is pretty unorganized as you may have noticed already

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rotund sorrel
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thank you very much! this is exactly what i was hoping for as an answer!

fallow narwhal
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hello misterskully, my first language is french and i would like to get deeper into portuguese learning, without having to pay expensive course.. could you please give me recommendations about any free ressources out there to learn portuguese?

finite oar