Is it hard to learn French? I like French. 0

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Learn French to understand its difficulties:

1 。The conjugations, tenses, and voices of verbs are quite complicated, and it is difficult to memorize them comprehensively. First of all, it is important to grasp it.

2 。French vocabulary is divided into yin and yang, which is more difficult to remember, and it is necessary to consider the problem of matching the number of surnames.

3 。Numbers from 70 to 100 are wordy, hard to say, and hard to understand.

4 。The French vocabulary has a lot of "sounds", which causes the speed of speech to be very fast. This is very unsuitable for Chinese who are accustomed to speaking concise Chinese.

If you understand its difficulties, you can focus on breakthroughs. In addition, there are difficulties in speech.

Anyway, it's not easy.,I'm a French major.,If you want to learn, it's definitely a little more tiring than other majors.,But if you like the language, it doesn't matter.,Interested is the best teacher.,And the temperament after learning French is different.,You can also cultivate sentiment.

First, the concise French tutorial... Written by the Chinese, suitable for non-basic learning, the grammar points are very detailed, and arranged according to the habitual thinking of the Chinese.

Second, all over France, the authentic French original textbook, I used this book at the beginning of the o foundation, for the o foundation is more difficult, it is recommended to learn one or two units of concise French textbooks first, after learning this one... Walking all over the French is full of authentic French conversations.,Very life.。。。 The vocabulary is large, the grammar points are few, and the typical French textbook.

The accompanying recording inside is also the original French sound.

Third, modern French grammar, the original French textbook, Xinhua bookstore has to sell, I relied on this book to learn grammar, grammar points are basically covered, the explanation is very clear, but not as detailed as the Chinese to the crazy level of grammar points.

Fourth, the French vocabulary is progressive. The original French textbook classifies and explains the vocabulary, one theme a day... I think ten particularly good books, this one has an electronic version on the Internet and can be free**.

Note: 1Dictionaries, it's better to buy an electronic dictionary: French King or Casio is fine, paper dictionaries are too inconvenient.

2.Software: Cloud-based French learning software: Rushitong Language Learning Software (Rosetta Stone).

Landlord, do you want to learn French on your own Even I chose to teach in French.

I like to learn French easily with a French teacher.

In **, you can hear yourself communicating happily with your French teacher.

Speaking quickly improved.

It's better than those who study blindly, which is very tiring and painful.

Landlord, you can also try it.

There is a free course experience.

If you learn by yourself, it is good to use the "Concise French Course", and you can basically pass the grammar, but the pronunciation of French is very different from English, and it is more difficult to learn by yourself, so it is recommended that you find a regular teacher to get started, especially the pronunciation part, and it is better to have a little foundation and then learn by yourself.

Let's go to the introductory class of the French Alliance first, the teachers there are more professional, and there will definitely be no problems with pronunciation.

Learning a language doesn't happen overnight, it takes a long time and effort, it's just the difficulty, and French doesn't count.

It's a difficult language to learn, and it's about 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.

Very nice.

2, I bought a copy of "Rapid French Speaking", which has 20 lessons, each lesson is a practical sentence, a scene of life, each sentence is roughly familiar, know the general idea, because each sentence is attached to the phonetic transcription, so you can listen to it in combination with the *** on the disc that comes with the book. Focus on actual combat, and put aside the complicated grammar for the time being.

3. I found an original French book that I was interested in, "L'Amant", (Lover), Duras's writings, Wang Daoqian's translation, at the beginning, copy one or two sentences a day, and then combine Wang Daoqian's Chinese translation, study and dredge understanding, and then I feel a little bit, copy a paragraph every day, combined with Chinese translation research. Now I've finished the original. I have at least a basic sense of the sentences in French.

The synopsis is all in the text.

4, listen to radio France every day, the conditions are limited, network problems, you can watch France 24 is the best, watch cctv-f every day, edification and edification, now at least the news entries can be understood. Occasionally, there are new words, and they are checked to deepen the impression.

5. Copy unfamiliar sentences into notes and cards, and take them out and memorize them every time they wait for the bus and wait for something. It's all about speaking (in fact, it's the same as learning English, and that's how I learned English).

6. The coming day is long, and the self-knowledge qualifications are mediocre, so as to prepare for a protracted war, and accumulate bit by bit.

7. When you want to do something from the heart, you will find that it is only a matter of time.

If you want to find a highly targeted one, then the one I trained before should be suitable for you, because their class style is one-on-one, so I can guarantee the pertinence. I'm also new to work, and like you, I'm almost zero-based, and I used to use my free time.

A period of French training, because they also have pronunciation learning feels very effective, so I introduce you to learn!

If you are interested, you may wish to come to my space to find out

You can sort out the words you have learned and buy some tapes to listen to.

1. I want to learn French

1. Work needs. Like doing business with the French.

2. Personal needs: such as falling in love with a Frenchman.

3. Learning needs: For example, if the first foreign language is English, it is recognized that it is easier to choose French as a second foreign language, and it is easy to learn a second foreign language, which will take up less time in the future, whether it is for postgraduate examination or evaluation of professional titles.

4. Interest: For example, I like to study French literature or French cosmetics.

2. I don't want to learn French:

1. Learning difficulties: The grammar of French at the beginning is too complex and difficult to master.

2. Cultural barriers: Don't like arrogant French.

3. Health considerations: Speaking French is not conducive to maintaining youth, and it is easy to produce wrinkles, such as Alain Delon, Sophie Marceau and others are very beautiful when they are young but soon have wrinkles, and movie stars in English-speaking and Russian-speaking countries of their respective periods age relatively slowly, although it is just a feeling, there is no strong evidence, but it is likely to be an obstacle.

Because I came to France to study, I had to learn, and when I was young, I thought French was cool, I especially wanted to learn, and now when I feel it, the language is like that, and Chinese is actually the coolest.

I don't want to learn because it doesn't play a big role in China and there are no good training institutions.