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Language Question

652 views · started by Joshuadaman ·
#1
Language Question
ok well next year in ninth grade im going to be taking french, about how hard is that language to learn it? idk why im a meixcan-american who dont know spanish living in washington state wanting to learn french
#2
It's kind of hard, especially if you know no Spanish.
#3
If I were you, just to get a head start, learn it in class which you might be doing full reports in Spanish but also find a torrent / crack for Roseta Stone Spanish so you get ahead faster and you learn it faster.
#4
so chads post would be easyest way to learn french?
#5
He wants to learn french, not spanish.
#6
Oops. thought he said spanish. Anyway, it works both ways. So yes, he can learn easier with Rosetta stone.
#7
Find some music in French. Then start to sing the words exactly like they do. That will get you used to the way the French pronounce words. Then watch some french movies. Memorize every word of a few scenes with the subtitles on. And then work your way to where you can understand the scenes without the subtitles.
#8
Thomas wrote:
Find some music in French. Then start to sing the words exactly like they do. That will get you used to the way the French pronounce words. Then watch some french movies. Memorize every word of a few scenes with the subtitles on. And then work your way to where you can understand the scenes without the subtitles.


That or you could just go watch your favorite movie and go to language options and change it to the language you want to learn and what not.
#9
Thomas wrote:
Find some music in French. Then start to sing the words exactly like they do. That will get you used to the way the French pronounce words. Then watch some french movies. Memorize every word of a few scenes with the subtitles on. And then work your way to where you can understand the scenes without the subtitles.


sounds like a smart way, thanks.