Need help with French

Princess_Nincompoop wrote: BUT keep practicing it or you will lose the progress

c'est vrai! j'ai pas parle le francais depuis 12 mois. j'ai pas oublie beaucoup.

greensheep wrote:

Princess_Nincompoop wrote: BUT keep practicing it or you will lose the progress

c'est vrai! j'ai pas parle le francais depuis 12 mois. j'ai pas oublie beaucoup.

Tu a oublié beaucoup ou pas beaucoup ahah

I almost died choking on my drink xD
L'occitane was hilarious.

English is an easy language to learn because it has easy verbs & grammar.
The mouth doesnt move a lot when speaking compared to romance languages such as spanish & french.
Thats why native english speakers have a hard time making many of the french sounds like -gue, -pre, -gre, -eille, -che, ect.

However, its still pretty cool that they gave it a try

Grenouille & Merveilleux sound like the toughest words for them... The two first guys who tried (at 1:59) literally said "Crap" instead of "Wonders / Marvelous."
But many are pronouncing the French words not so bad. Some are doing pretty well or even very good... Like the guy at 0:50, the ladies at 1.51 & 2:12.
Here is a funny vid to help you pretend being French.

OK, here is to prove native English speakers can learn French quite quickly.
The young lady in these vid significant improved between her 2 posts.



... and one year later:


She lives in France, which really helps to learn fast, of course, but still.

Princess_Nincompoop wrote: Tu a oublié beaucoup ou pas beaucoup ahah

etre honnete, j'ai utilise la dictionnaire .

une amie m'a demande recemment avec la prononciation de l'occitane. parce que j'ai oublie mon francais, je pouvais pas le dire.

edit: actually i just realised my error with the double negative haha.

Hi all!
I am from Hong Kong and currently working in a Japanese language school in Tokyo now.
Mainly I use Japanese and English most of the time, but the school's vice-principal is French.
There're also a team of people who are from France.
Therefore I want to learn some French as well
Are there any French here?
And are there any suggestions of mobile apps learning French?

Thank you for reading my message
And have a nice day!

Hey there!

French is my currently language and spoken fluently everyday.
The fastest and easiest way to learn French or any language is Assimil.

www.assimil.com/e-me...ry=35&results=6

All you need to learn is: Omelette du fromage. You're welcome sir.