How about preparing for the first year of graduate school in French 20

You don't have a bachelor's degree in French.........That's too difficult!

In addition to coping with professional courses, it is better to learn a language on your own to reach a professional level and learn it better than most students who study majors!! Is your college entrance examination much worse than usual? Graduate education is for those who are suitable for theoretical studies, and those who are not suitable for the college entrance examination are most likely not suitable for theoretical research.

I definitely don't want to kill anyone's possibility, but think carefully.

However, interest is the best teacher, and I always look forward to something shocking, so I suggest the following:

1. Because the topics of the postgraduate entrance examination will be different from university to university, it is recommended that you choose one or two favorite schools, check the enrollment brochure of the year, and specialize in its special examination subjects.

Moreover, the master's direction of each school is different, so you should pay attention to it, choose a school according to your major, and you don't necessarily have to be in the north and the north and the second. For example, the master's degree in translation and interpretation of NTU is quite famous in the French major of colleges and universities across the country, and there are also quite a lot of students pursuing the master's degree in foreign universities

2. There will be an interview for the graduate examination, which means that it will involve oral English. If your school has a French major, it is recommended to go to the speaking class, and then pull two majors to speak French with you, otherwise it will be very difficult......

Others, according to professional teachers, are relevant to France. **, movies, songs. French geography, history and culture ......Everything is going to be in the library, and a big stack of books is carried back to the dormitory. Hehe, come on, landlord!

It's impossible for you to actually be a little better.

It's naïve.

French is very difficult to learn, especially for those of you who are not a foreigner.

If you don't start with a major, you can't get into a French major at all.

Even if you pass the initial exam, you still have to have an interview.

Interviews are conducted in French.

I was in the French department, and at that time, there were two foreign exams for the graduate school entrance examination, and the interview was not good at all, and the teacher was not willing to accept it.

The entrance examination of French requires a level of 8, which will be more secure than the land stool.

The French graduate school entrance examination is more difficult than the eighth. The entrance examination for the French major is a language professional level examination, and the subjects to be tested for the French postgraduate examination are more than the subjects for the French major level 8 alone, so the preparation time required by the French postgraduate examination is much more than that of the professional eighth.

Supplementary Information: Subjects for the French Postgraduate Entrance Examination: General Examination for the French Postgraduate Entrance Examination, Politics, 211 Master of Translation English, 360 Fundamentals of French Translation, 448 Chinese Writing and Encyclopedic Knowledge.

The subjects of the French Language and Literature exam include: Politics, 241 English as a Second Language, 631 Basic French, and 831 General Knowledge of French.

The National Unified Entrance Examination for Master's Students, referred to as "Postgraduate Entrance Examination". It refers to the general term of the relevant examinations organized by the competent departments of education and the admissions institutions for the selection of graduate students, and consists of the preliminary examination and the re-examination organized by the national examination authorities and the recruiting units. It is a selective examination.

Generally speaking, the study of French majors can be divided into two levels: the first is the study of French grammar and necessary vocabulary, so that students can read the materials and literature of the major in French; The second is to overcome the language barrier of interacting with the French, to understand French society and culture, and to enhance economic and cultural exchanges. French language students often have to reach the second level in order to be competent in interpreting and translating in relation to the French language, so for them the French language and the culture of the French-speaking countries are an important part of their studies.

The French Graduate Entrance Examination is roughly as follows:

Preliminary examination: 1. Politics.

2. Choose one of the two foreign languages (250 English as a second foreign language, 251 French as a second foreign language, 252 Russian as a second foreign language, 253 German as a second foreign language, 254 Japanese as a second foreign language, 255 Spanish as a second foreign language, 256 French as a second foreign language, 257 Italian as a second foreign language, 258 Portuguese as a second foreign language, and 259 Korean as a second foreign language).

3. French synthesis (phonetics, grammar, vocabulary, overview).

4. Writing and Chinese translation.

2) Writing and Chinese-French translation: Writing (80 points), Chinese-French translation or French-to-Chinese translation (70 points).

Re-examination: Professional written test (comprehensive French ability) + professional interview + second foreign language interview.

Retest question type.

Professional written test: one French to Chinese, one essay.

2) The teacher will read two paragraphs for you to translate, one from French to Chinese, and one from Chinese to French, and the sentences are not difficult but they are very long and cannot be remembered, so you can't use notes.

3) Next, introduce yourself, and the teacher will ask you which school you are from, which direction you want to take, and why. A good tone of voice will add points.

Ranking of French Graduate Education by Major [2007 Edition].

1 Nanjing University A+

2 Peking University a

3 Wuhan University a

4 Shanghai Wai Chinese University a

b+ etc. (6) Tianjin University of Foreign Chinese, Dalian University of Foreign Chinese, Beijing University of Foreign Chinese, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Xi'an University of Foreign Chinese, Sun Yat-sen University.

b et al. (6) Capital Normal University, Central South University, Sichuan University of Foreign Languages, Xiamen University, East China Normal University, Shanxi University.

c et al. (4) list omitted.

This one isn't very complete. You can go to the graduate students of various language universities** to check, and the examination subjects and textbooks of each school are different. The basic skills must be solid, otherwise the designated textbooks may not be digested.

It generally includes advanced French, general knowledge of literature, culture, translation, etc.

The examination time, like that of other majors, is to take the national examination for politics, plus English as a second language and two French major courses. Let's go around January.

Hello! I am a graduate student majoring in French.

Generally speaking, the direction of the French major varies from school to school, which is mainly determined by the research direction of the tutor of the French major in the school.

For example, the graduate program of French Language and Literature at Tianjin University of Foreign Chinese is mainly divided into two directions: one is translation (which is usually available in schools) and the other is French studies, of which French studies are divided into two sub-directions: French political and economic studies and cross-cultural communication.

When choosing a direction, you should first consider your own interests and then choose according to the research direction of each school.

However, it is very important to determine the target school for graduate school, and after deciding, you should learn as much as possible about the direction and focus of the school's French major, so as to facilitate the review.

Good luck!

Regarding the entrance examination of French, I personally think the most important aspect to pay attention to:

1. Whether the school enrollment is fair: the quota of individual schools is determined, and this should be investigated in advance. Otherwise, you will be bored and lose the list.

French majors don't expect adjustment, there are few choices (it seems that only Yunnan University and Guangxi nationalities accept the adjustment of Bixun and can really be successfully adjusted) in the 12-year postgraduate examination

2. Whether the foundation of professional courses is solid: Huihuai still attaches the most importance to the foundation, and a good school will definitely have comprehensive requirements for speaking, listening and writing skills, if you just want a diploma, you can apply for a general school, and there is no problem with the re-examination as long as you don't look too ugly after the initial examination.

3. Methodical review: Some people are prepared for a year or two can not succeed, and some people can be admitted in 2 months, in addition to the difference in the foundation, there is also a very important review plan to grasp the key points and directions, maintain a stable mentality, and ensure that the exam has the best mental state.

The postgraduate entrance examination is not the most important thing in life, it can only be regarded as a small possibility, a possible way out in the future. There are not many graduate schools for French majors, and there are more monks and fewer porridge and less crowding of single-plank bridges, but there is a saying that when everyone knows that ** makes money, ** will be finished. Before you decide to bother to do something outstanding that needs to be difficult to do with your head, you can broaden your horizons through various ways and make choices that are more suitable for you, so as to not waste your youth.

Because youth is yours and time is yours, why should you follow in the footsteps of others.

If you have not studied French in your undergraduate degree or your French level is not high, it is recommended not to take the French major because you will not be able to keep up at all.

If the undergraduate is a French major, I believe that the fourth-level excellent you said is English fourth, because the excellent fourth-level French exam is a very, very awesome person... If you have passed the French major 4 and the French 8, you can consider a university that is in the upper middle range, and if you have not passed the 8th degree, you can consider a midstream university.

You must know that every year, there are many, many students with good academic performance in French majors who are also competing with you for French graduate students, if the French is not good, it is recommended to choose your undergraduate major to take the postgraduate examination, after all, it is difficult to speak to the gods, you should also know.

Major: French Language and Literature; Enrollment 8

Subjects: 101 Politics 261 English or 262 Russian or 263 Japanese or 264 German 655 Basic French 967 French Language and Literature.

Re-examination: (1) Comprehensive ability in Chinese and French; (2) Oral examination.

Bibliography: Textbooks for French majors in China in recent years; A Course in General Linguistics, by Saussure, The Commercial Press; Xu Jun, Hubei Education Press, 2003; Xu Jun, Editor-in-Chief of Contemporary French Translation Theory, Hubei Education Press, 2004; Any Selected Readings of French Literature or History of French Literature written in French.

Remarks This major is a key discipline in Jiangsu Province. Those who pass the preliminary examination and take the second examination will be ranked according to the total score of the two courses. In the first French Language and Literature exam, candidates can choose the questions they want to answer according to the direction in which they are taking the exam.

This is the official material, it is said that the exam also has to be archaeological Chinese, and the Chinese level required is very high.

Professional answers from the Francophone France team, I hope it can help you, thank you.

You can go to Nanjing University for graduate students** to read his enrollment brochure.