If you are studying French it probably did not take you long to realise that it’s a big challenge. It’s very easy to get overwhelmed and realise that learning French is going to take a long, long time. But is there any way you can speed this up? Well, yes but no. I will go

Learning French as an adult is totally possible, but how exactly do you go about it? In this article I will go through some of the basic principles you need to have in place. If you can get these right, your French learning experience will go pretty smoothly and you should see steady progress. A

Learning French as an adult is totally possible. There really is nothing stopping you from going from zero to speaking French. Of course it is going to take a lot of work, which is why some people think it is impossible, but with enough time and effort you can be fluent in French. Other Adults

When you are learning French it can seem like you are getting nowhere. This can be highly demotivating and is often why people give up. However, if you are working hard, consistently, you will be making progress. Sometimes it just so slow you don’t even notice it. If you take a step back and look

Knowing how long you should study French for can be a difficult thing to work out. You need to balance your studies with the rest of your life, while also making sure you can commit to the amount of studying you want to do. So, is one hour a day enough time to learn French?

Anki is something you will hear being used in a lot of language learning communities, especially for learning Japanese. However, it’s something I use for French and I am not the only one to do this. It is actually pretty useful when it comes to French and I will go through everything you need to

Learning French is a real challenge and if you are trying to study it, you need to know that it is possible. You can get fluent in French, it just takes time and effort. I will be going through some simple advice that I wish I had been told at the beginning of my French

Thinking in French is something we all want to do as learners. Having to think in English and translate things in our heads seems so inefficient and that is because it is. However, it can be confusing to understand how we can think more in French. Do we just need to think more in French,