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Anonymous users2024-02-10Talking nonsense is just thinking about your perseverance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Anyway, it's really not easy to learn pronunciation on your own. It is recommended to learn a basic class first, the teacher should be good, it is best to have a diplomacy, be able to learn the most basic pronunciation and phonics rules well, and the rest can be learned slowly by yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Whoever says it, I'm teaching myself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07For those majoring in French, there are generally the following employment paths:
1.You can go to the ** department for employment.
2.It is possible to disturb the employment of the publishing sector.
3.It is possible to enter the tourism industry.
4.You can enter the leaky foreign trade industry.
5.You can go to school and become a teacher.
6.It is possible to do translations for various enterprises.
7.You can go to foreign-funded enterprises to return to the baggage, mainly French-funded enterprises.
French is the most widely spoken and important international language in the world after English, and is the official language of the United Nations and many international organizations and more than 20 countries. With the increase in investment by Chinese companies in Africa in recent years, the demand for French majors has increased significantly, and the salaries are also very high.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Translation and Interpreting: Mastering the French language allows you to become a professional in the field of translation and interpretation. You can work in text translation, interpretation services, translation between French and other languages for businesses, institutions or individuals.
Diplomacy and International Relations: French is one of the official languages of the United Nations and other international organizations, and having French language proficiency can help you find job opportunities in the fields of diplomacy, international relations and international affairs.
Education and teaching: Proficiency in French can lead to the teaching of a teacher or educator in the field of education. You can teach French at a national or international school, university or language training institution.
Tourism and cultural exchange: French is one of the official languages of many tourist hotspot countries, and learning French can lead to job opportunities in the field of tourism and cultural exchange. You can become a tour guide, organizer of cultural exchange events, or staff of a tourism-related business.
Business and multinational corporations: Many multinational and international businesses need French-speaking employees to do business and communicate with French-speaking countries. You can work in French-related business in national or international companies.
Academic studies and education: Mastering the French language can support you in your pursuit of higher academic achievement in the field of academic research and education. You can pursue research and teaching at universities, research institutes, or international academic organizations in French-speaking countries.
Culture and arts: French-speaking countries have rich cultural and artistic resources, and learning French can help you find employment opportunities in the fields of culture and arts, such as film, **, literature, fashion, etc.
These are just a few examples of the pathways associated with the study of French, in fact, French proficiency can be applied in a variety of fields. The key is to combine French with your other skills and interests and find career opportunities that suit you in a related field.
As a beginner in French, it is important to learn basic pronunciation. >>>More
It is recommended that you can study for two months during the holidays, you can basically get started, so that it is much more convenient to learn by yourself in the future, I don't know where your school is, Beijing's Qijin French is very good, I learned there before I went abroad, I personally think it is the best in Beijing except for the French League, I was a teacher back then, it was a doctor of French who came back from Paris, a professor of northern languages, but now it is no longer taught, only taught us for one period, but other teachers are also very good, you can rest assured, Qi Jin is specialized in French, and the exam is more bullish, Other schools are blown, the French League is very good, the spoken language is very NB, the grammar is weak, not suitable for the exam, and a little expensive, more than 10,000, so I recommend Qijin in Beijing. Don't worry, I'm not a childcare, I learned French to go abroad, and now I'm working as a photographer in France. Personally, I think that to learn French, you still have to go to the big cities to learn, Beijing, Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzhou and other places, in addition, many schools also have part-time classes, that is, the kind of concentrated weekend classes, and when you get started, you can learn this way.
French is not difficult, it is impossible, I am a photographer in Paris, I have learned several foreign languages, the difficulty of French in all aspects is medium or above, to speak grammar, Korean is the easiest, pronunciation is the easiest in Japanese. In the Latin family, French is also more difficult, slightly more difficult than Spanish and Italian. The first level of self-study is pronunciation, this part I do not recommend you to learn by yourself, it is easy to go astray, and it is not easy to change in the future, it is recommended that you can use the vacation time to sign up for a study class, or learn the basics with professionals, and then learn by yourself. >>>More
I majored in French when I was in China, and French is actually not easy if you want to learn it yourself. The most important thing is persistence. At that time, I thought our teaching materials were good: >>>More