How hard is French to learn? How does it compare with English? And is the French language useful int

English is king!

It's hard to know that English is popular all over the world because it's really the simplest language.

French is spoken in Africa, except in France and a few places in Europe.

French is grammatically cumbersome, so it can be said that it is much more difficult than English.

However, the pronunciation of French is very regular, except for a small part, basically if you are familiar with the pronunciation rules, you can read the words when you see them, and if you have a good foundation, you can basically write the words when you hear them

Because of the rigor of its use, important documents are written in French in the world, and English is the first language of speech and French is the first language of writing in the United Nations.

The political sphere is the same for both.

Business English is much stronger than French.

Actually, I think French is good, it's not difficult... There are a lot of rules that are really cumbersome, but if you have English skills, it's still quite easy to learn...

It's not a small use, because the French is strict...

Learning French is really hard. First: the pronunciation of French and the oral muscles used are completely different from English, most of us have studied English for more than ten years, and have been too accustomed to the relaxed pronunciation of English, and the oral muscles used in English are also relatively close to the front, so we have been using the English pronunciation method and mobilizing the oral muscles of English to speak French; The more students speak English beautifully, the more they cannot find the correct pronunciation parts and pronunciation sensations in French.

So too many students, who have been learning French for a few years, still speak French with a loose English accent, that is, not a real French tone of voice. Second: French nouns should be memorized as feminine and masculine.

If you want to learn French well, you have to memorize whether every noun you have just learned is feminine or masculine, because this is the foundation and cornerstone of many grammars in French, and it is the first obstacle for beginners.

Third: French pronouns are difficult: French is a very taboo language that is repetitive, so it has derived a dizzying system of pronouns, in addition to the pronouns of the subject, there are pronouns as direct objects, indirect object pronouns, and pronouns for accentuated personal pronouns.

Pronunciation rulesThe pronunciation rules of French are very simple, usually taking up a page in a regular French dictionary. But for learners who use Chinese, it is important to understand these rules: the consonant letter at the end of a word is usually unpronounced, unless it is followed by a vowel letter or the same consonant letter, such as "t" and "s" at the end of "paquet", "pas", "las" are not pronounced).

However, these consonant letters may be pronounced in a conjugation or legato. "n" and "m" are pronounced as word vowels in front of vowel letters, and nasalized vowels are formed when they are followed by some vowel letters and there are no vowel letters after them, or when "m" or "n" are connected. The above content reference:

Encyclopedia - French.

Learning French does have some challenges, and here are some of the reasons why it may be difficult to learn French:

1.Grammatical complexity: The grammar rules of French are relatively complex, including verb conjugation, noun gender, and adjective conjugation. These rules take time and effort to learn and understand.

2.Pronunciation difficulty: The pronunciation of French is very different from other languages such as English, including nasal, apical and guttural sounds. These pronunciations require practice and patience to master.

3.Large vocabulary: French has a lot of vocabulary, and some words have different meanings and usages than other languages. Memorizing and applying these words takes time and practice.

4.Cultural differences: French is the official language of France and other French-speaking countries, and learning French also involves learning about French culture and social customs. It can be difficult for non-French-speaking learners to understand and adapt to these cultural differences.

However, with the right learning methods and perseverance, it is entirely possible to overcome these difficulties. Communicating with native French speakers, taking French lessons, using learning resources, and practicing speaking more are all effective ways to improve your French.

Because one of the difficulties in learning French is the small tongue sound, the conjugation of verbs, and the yin and yang of nouns.

When the tongue is small, the back of the tongue is raised close to the soft palate and the small tongue, so that the airflow rubs through the space between the back of the tongue and the small tongue, and the vocal cords vibrate.

According to the characteristics of French verb conjugation, we divide verbs into three groups. The first group of verbs is the regular verb ending in -er, the second group is the regular verb ending in -ir, and the third group includes all irregular verbs.

Because French is actually different from English and our Chinese system. Therefore, if you don't have the previous foundation and your logic is a little bit worse, you will feel that French is more difficult to learn.

If you are learning English, learning French is very easy to affect the pronunciation of English, its pronunciation is difficult, and the same is true for Russian.

In Chinese, Cantonese is the most difficult for foreigners to learn because there are 9 scales. As a native of Guangzhou, I don't know the saying that there are 9 scales, but it was said by a foreign teacher who was learning Cantonese dialect. I think that the main reason for the Cantonese dialect is that the vocabulary is increasing a lot every year, and it is very flexible and elusive.

Mandarin is based on the Beijing dialect, and children's sounds are more difficult to pronounce.

For beginners, if there is no guidance at the beginning and you can't find the right learning method, then you can't have a solid foundation, and you naturally feel that you can't read, understand, speak, or write well.

Because there are a lot of knowledge points in law.

Tenses, verb conjugations, and the masculine and feminine nature of nouns.

French pronunciation is still relatively difficult to learn.

Not all French people can understand or understand English, because the French are native speakers of French, not English. This can only be relatively speaking, and there are some French people who can understand or understand English, because English is now not only the official language, but also the international language. No matter what country of the world you visit, some of them will be able to communicate with you as long as they speak English.

As a cosmopolitan city.

There are a lot of people who know English in Paris, but when someone communicates with them in English, they mostly ignore it. Secondly, English is only useful in public places such as airport receptions or European Disneyland. It is not that the French are arrogant, they are raising the use of the French language to the level of a symbol of national image and dignity.

I often meet urban youths who say their English name when they introduce themselves, which reminds me of the fact that French people don't speak English.

In the eyes of the French, it is natural to use the local language in France. In order to protect the local language and culture, France** has even legislated to limit the proportion of English songs and films that are broadcast or screened**. The French believe that French is the most elegant and beautiful language in the world.

If you go to France, it is recommended to learn French, because after all, the official language of the people, the mother tongue is French. You can speak English in China, but how many people can understand it? That's right, it's the same thing.

There is a big difference, French is Latin, English is Germanic, but there is a large number of French words in English.

Yes, learning French does affect English.

English is changed from French, and the pronunciation of French is relatively simple compared to English, because the pronunciation of French words is basically the same as that of Chinese pinyin, as long as you know how the words are written, you can read them, but the pronunciation of each letter of English in each word is not necessarily the same.

Compared with English, French tense is more complex, and there are many kinds of conjugations in the past tense alone: simple past tense, compound past tense, past tense, imperfect past tense, first past tense; The common one is the compound past tense (passé composé).

French belongs to the Indo-European family of Romance languages, which includes the Middle Romance languages (French, Italian, Sardinia dialects, Catalunya, etc.), the Western Romance languages (Spanish, Portuguese, etc.), and the Eastern Romance languages (Romanian, etc.). It is one of the most popular Romance languages after Spanish.

English (English) belongs to the West Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family of the Middle Germanic language family, which evolved from the language spoken by the Anglo, Saxon and Jute tribes who migrated from the European continent to the island of Great Britain in ancient times, and spread to the rest of the world through British colonization.

Learning a language is not a one-time job, it takes a long time and effort, it's just a matter of difficulty, French is not a difficult language to learn, it is as difficult as English.

French is not a suitable language for self-study, especially at the beginning, many thinking and logical expressions are completely different from Chinese, and students are easy to mispronounce incorrectly due to lack of teacher guidance and correction at the beginning. Another example is the French concept of verb conjugation, adjectives placed after nouns and the need for sexual number matching, not only in Chinese, but also in most people's first foreign language, English.

Therefore, I recommend that beginners learn from a professional teacher first. It's not that I don't support self-taught French. I don't support self-learning French from scratch.

As a teacher, I usually meet a lot of students who have been studying on their own for a period of time and finally come to our institution, and they often don't get around the pronunciation problem of French for several weeks, but our teachers take the class, and a few lessons can help students sort it out. And after a few months of studying, they are able to have simple daily communication. When students have mastered the logic of the language, they need to strengthen vocabulary and consolidate exercises, and then the role of the teacher becomes smaller, and students need more subjective initiative.

It is true that there are God-men who can study on their own and get B2 in a short period of time, but it is really, very rarely.

First of all, you need to learn the pronunciation rules of French and read more. Phonics rules are the basis for learning French well.

The most difficult part for French learners is verb conjugation, but most verb conjugations follow a pattern, and there are some special conjugations that take time to memorize. The grammar of French is more complex than that of English, so when reading some books, you should think about the structure of sentences and grammar points diligently, so that you can think more and read more grammar books, and you will naturally be able to master the grammar rules after a long time. While learning grammar, you should also read more story-based books, and often turn to the dictionary to accumulate vocabulary when you see words that you don't know.

In general, the grammar of French is somewhat complicated, but it is not difficult to learn the rules. It's important to be diligent and have an approach that works for you.

For beginners who are self-taught, it is recommended to buy a set of "Crash French" from the Foreign Language Research Society, which has a matching CD and exercises, accurate pronunciation, detailed explanations, and is very suitable for beginners. Grammar book, I personally recommend "Easy to Learn Basic French Grammar", which is easy for beginners to understand. The practice is recommended "French Grammar Point by Point", and each knowledge point is explained accordingly.

It's hard to learn French, the more you learn, the harder it gets. Verbs with various conjugations. Various Voices Tenses...

It's much harder than English. If you're interested, you can sign up for learning.,It's generally from phoneme.。。 If you want to learn a few sentences or something, you can buy a book and read it yourself.

French is a sad point of no return. = 。=

Compared to English, French is really difficult.

There is no simpler foreign language than English, though. Russian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, ......None of them are easy. Whenever you want to learn another foreign language, you need to be mentally prepared.

Once you have a basic knowledge of English, it is best to learn French. Because the two languages are historically closely related, many words are cognate to each other.

French is much harder.

People who learn French can't afford to hurt.。。

Personally, I think English is difficult, I have been learning English for a few years, but I can't raise it highly, I just learned French for a few months, but the level is about the same as English, and the method is very important.

A few tips for learning French.

1. Problems that should be paid attention to in learning pronunciation and pronunciation.

prevent reading French in an English-speaking tone; French pronunciation is known for its elegance and solemnity, with no diphthongs and no tongue curling sounds that are not as "frivolous" as English.

Avoid the influence of dialects. For example, n; l Unequal.

2. Chinese and foreign textbooks.

Problems that should be paid attention to in the selection and use of teaching materials:

Try to use authoritative, popular textbooks.

This will not only make it easier for you to learn pure French, but also for you to communicate with others online, because the textbook is too biased to find a "soulmate".

The principle of seeking excellence and not more.

3. Cultivate interest.

Perseverance "interest is the best teacher", learning a language is a very interesting thing, and it is easy for people to feel a sense of accomplishment, especially in the Internet age. From not knowing anything about French, to being able to make simple greetings in French on QQ, slowly developing to posting a few posts in French in the community, gradually being able to understand some short sentences when watching movies, and what you feel when listening to French songs is not limited to the beautiful melody. Newly learned things can be immediately found on the Internet to find a place to use, and questions can be immediately posted in an online community to discuss.

I feel my progress and make friends, so why not do it!

4. Listen to and memorize often.

The easiest way to learn the language is to listen to it, many things are fixed, use it, memorize some commonly used sentences, practical short essays, and learn to sing beautiful French songs are all good ways.

5. Real-time communication.

In the era of the Internet, information transmission is extremely convenient. Sometimes some problems that beginners can't turn around for a few days, find a "teacher" or "classmate" on the Internet, and it may be solved in a few words, saving time and thoroughly. In the French community and the dating book, there are many hidden dragons and crouching tigers, and there are many masters, and they are not afraid of problems that cannot be solved.

Of course, a very practical problem is that at present, this kind of service is mostly compulsory, and many questions have to be answered in a timely and accurate manner, but I think that with the development and maturity of the Internet, as well as the respect for personal knowledge and time, the way of online paid French education and communication will be accepted by everyone because it is not limited by time and place and low service**, and everyone will have more choices.

If you are self-taught, it is best to buy Ma Xiaohong's "French" or "Concise French". At the beginning, it was more confusing and difficult to learn, so it was easier for a professional teacher to help you get started, and you can also listen to the tutorials.

If you start blindly self-studying, you will take a lot of detours. If you are a beginner, you must memorize the rules of French pronunciation, although it is very troublesome, but it is very important, and then listen more and practice your sense of language until the pronunciation is no longer so awkward.