Does anyone know how to learn French well, and how to learn French?

Bottom line: There is no rush to learn anything, especially a language. There is no shortcut, just read more, listen more, practice more, watch more, and immerse yourself in that language environment to the greatest extent.

The pronunciation of French is indeed a bit annoying, and it looks like the old English is the same, and the pronunciation system is different, and it is always tangled.

But it's man-made, the French people speak French so well and it is known as the most beautiful language in the world, and our voice and brain will not be less than them, it must be possible to learn it lz Don't worry too much.

French pronunciation first passes the vowel consonants that we are not familiar with or even use; Then there is the pronunciation rules, not to mention that the melon is ripe, but those rules must be familiar to have an impression; As for reading and reciting something, I don't understand it myself now (I can't explain it in detail), but any language has a 'pronunciation is the most provincial' principle, simply put, the whole pronunciation organ is connected when pronouncing, from this sound to another our pronunciation organ will definitely choose the most labor-saving (in fact, the most convenient) method by itself, give an example in Chinese to facilitate lz to understand [the Chinese ian this vowel, we see that the middle rhyme is a, However, if we carefully compare the two sounds that are different from the A that we pronounce alone, the former A is actually pronounced slightly higher than the A in the International Phonetic Alphabet. Don't go far, go back to the most effortless. The two sounds before and after A in the vowel of ian are i and n, and lz can feel that the two of them are roughly in the front high position and the back low position of the mouth, and the position of a is roughly the front but a little lower position, from a front high position of the sound to a back low position of the sound and the middle of the sound pronunciation position is relatively low, so when pronouncing the pronunciation, the articulatory organ will naturally pronounce the lower position of the sound a little higher, which is the reason why a has become [ ] A lot of verbose I don't know if lz understands what I mean.

I tried my best! When it comes to pronunciation, this happens anytime and anywhere, in fact, it is called 'speech flow and sound change'. It's the same with learning the language, no nation will have to pick a difficult pronunciation method when pronouncing it, as long as your basic phonemes can be pronounced accurately, then there is no such thing as a sound change, naturally no problem

Everything is difficult at the beginning, and I am definitely not used to it if I haven't been exposed to it. It's good to take it slowly, read more and practice more, there is no other way.

If you want to learn systematically, it's best to sign up for some training courses. If you're self-taught, you can find tutorials online with Plain French or travel all over France to learn together. The most important thing is to learn French pronunciation for beginners. Come on.

Both French and Spanish are widely spoken.

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. For example, the concept of verb conjugation in French, adjectives after nouns and the need for sex number combinations, etc., are not only absent in Chinese, but also in most people's first foreign language, English, for reasons that make French difficult to learn at first.

Therefore, we recommend that beginners learn from a professional teacher first. It's not that you don't support self-learning French, it's that you don't support self-learning French with zero foundation. As a teacher, I usually meet a lot of students who have been studying on their own for a period of time and eventually come to our institution to take classes, and self-study often does not 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 language, they need to strengthen the vocabulary and consolidation 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.