Is there a way to study French online?
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There are online courses, particularly if you're in college.
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Dear Roger89,\n\nThe best thing to do, I think, is to include French in your daily information diet. This is valid for any language, actually. For the spoken part, my advice would be to try and watch French films and TV. Stick to things that you're actually interested in so that you have to put in as little conscious effort as possible - your brain will then reabsorb the language without you realising it. \n\nIf you have cable, you might be able to get TV5, which is the international French language channel - TV5 regularly displays programmes from all over the French-speaking world, including Quebec, Belgium and Switzerland. For your written French, try to subscribe to French language magazines. Again, try to aim for publications that cover what you are interested in. For current affairs, for instance, "Le Point" is a good choice. You could also catch their online editions.\n\nFinally, don't worry too much. If you spent as long as 10 years in a French-speaking environment during the first part of your life, it is unlikely that you will ever lose your French altogether. In an everyday English language setting, it may indeed seem like your French is vanishing, but all that is actually happening is that your brain is storing it in a kind of "secondary-priority" folder - and generally a few days spent in a French-speaking country will be enough for your mind to subconsciously retrieve everything you need.\n\nHope this helped,
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Look for a group called "L'Alliance Francaise".  You can check  the website at http://www.alliancefr.org/.  They offer classes which are total immersion, and if they don't have a class in your area, they may be able to direct you to a group.\n\nMy friends used them here in Sacramento, and even went to France for a month and enrolled in their classes in Paris.\n\nBonne chance!
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i'd try what i did....and that is:  if you want to learn french, change yahoo's webpage (or your favorite webpage) into french and then MAKE yourself translate it DAILY....using altavista.babelfish.com   or whatever online translator you choose...it has worked pretty good with me, i work with a bunch of LEGAL mexicans and i have learned pretty decent spanish in a short amount of time...it's still hard to understand it, but i can speak it well
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Try these:\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/\nhttp://www.ielanguages.com/\nhttp://www.byki.com/
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I suggest taking a class for this language. You can take an online course lested below.
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i went to a school with complete french immersion, and i am now fluent in french. this brings up my recommendation: i think that a great way to learn french is by listening and having conversations. there are many softwares that do this, and you can have your choice, you may want to contact the national foundation of french materials, ie. books, tapes, dvds, etc... you have gotta be determined, but it will be worth it because you will be happy to learn french, its a great language. \n\none last thing- don't try teaching yourself from books, you won't. you might learn some vocabulary, but everything else including speaking will be messed up. hope that helped!!!
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The best way is to talk with someone who speaks that language.\n\nOther things you can do:\n\nWatch a language DVD/video.  The ones we like are the Muzzy series and also the Standard Deviants series.  For French, there is a great series of videos called "French in Action."\n\nYou can also try listening to the Berlitz audio tapes.  We have used those in both German and Italian.  You can listen while driving/riding in the car or while relaxing or whatever.  they really are great for learning pronunciation.\n\nYou can also enroll in a language class but that would be the most expensive.\n\nIf you are on a low budget, try getting audio and video tapes at your local library.\n\nOr ask friends or family who have taken a language class. Most likely they have materials collecting dust that they will give you.
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Here's a tip.  Go to France on an exchange program.  You will learn more French in one month than in a year of study.  Check around.  There are some summer programs that are not that expensive.
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You can't.  It's only in French.  Their web site is very simple because the newspaper has been in bankruptcy for several months.
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Very easy to learn.  They have "language in 10 minutes a day" books in the book stores...that can help you learn French.  The computer courses are great too.\nFrench doesn't have too many hard to make sounds and we have the same alphabet so you'll do just fine.\nGood luck!!!
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Hey, I learn French too! The best way is to read as much as you can. Just like you did with Chinese! :o) Just like all children have to do... It may be difficult, but it is by far the best. \nTry getting a newspaper/looking at the news on line everyday and just doing a little bit each day. \nGood luck! \n\nSalut! Moi, j'apprends le francais aussi! Le meilleur facon, c'est de lire aussi plus que possible. Exactement comme vous l'avez fait avec le chinois! Il es peut-etre difficile - mais c'est vraiment le meillieur.\nEssayez de acheter un journal quotidien, ou de lire les infos online et faites un petit peu chaque journee! \nBon courage!
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hi,\ni would advise buy dvds or cds from shops. because u never know what u r downloading. u can choose from a wide range if u go to a shop or a boookshop. i used to buy tapes and cds to learn french.\n\naccent can be improved by speaking and listening to people with your desired accent. if u talk to your freind who has a wierd accent, u might get his accent. watch news in tv, english progrrames are good. try speaking to yourself, or a trustworthy friend. i know how hard it is!
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some libraries have classes that you can take for free or at a minimal cost. Check the french society in your area, too. Sometimes as a PR thing, they have french classes at a minimal cost.
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learn to speak french 8.0 software program
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How about don't be so lazy.... go to Google type in French colleges etc. and get way more results than 5!
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Basically, the best method for learning any foreign language is to totally immerse yourself in a community of native speakers on that particular language.  Since that is not always practical, there are other options.  You may want to enroll in a French language course at a local college or university.  If that is not an option, then you can join a French cultural group, like the Alliances Francaise.  The link is below.  \nIf all else fails, you Can purchase a French language learning book and CD set.  They are fairly inexpensive and with diligence very effective.\nGood luck!