French 🇫🇷 lessons vs. reality #french #shorts #learnfrench

Whenever we learn or “study” a language 📚 it’s often overly correct and has sometimes little to do with how people actually speak 🗣and communicate in it. Don’t forget to learn and absorb how native speakers actually use their language. That is also one of the reasons why there is such a huge discrepancy between what you learned in your French or language lessons and how native speakers interact.

The French I learned in school had little to do with what I learned when moving to France 🇫🇷. People were using slangs and words that I had never heard of. Sometimes, more often than not, you got to lay the books aside and learn from real-life situations and conversations.

Do you have any experiences with that?

#language #languages #french #learnfrench #polyglot #languagelearning

[emmahpdr]

Little tip (As a French):
These abbreviations are tu use with moderation:
You can use it with your family and friends, but use je ne sais, ne t’inquiète pas (or use the vouvoiement) with your teachers, neighbors, strangers… It would be rude if you say cher pas (another abréviation of je ne sais pas) to the president (logically)

[chiedzanyamugure]

Im learning this from Zimbabwe this is so helpful

[chrissystewart]

I'm an proud language learner I will never let people stop me for what I love doing I will be multilingual Sister its my goal . I want my own business, & podcast so I can socialize with people all over the 🌍 my dream meeting people from all over the 🌍

[lakshdeepthakan]

I am from India 🇮🇳 and am learning French this helps me a lot 👍

[realtalktina]

After living in France most French people say shayyy pas (je ne sais pas)

[carloschong]

Thanks for the tips, although I got a French friend who always told us “Bon appetit”. She was raised in Belgium most of her life so I’m not sure if that has something to do with it.

[artvista]

La femme est très belle
Je suis indiane mais apprendre francais en l ' ecole et avant je crois il est difficult mais il est ease . J ' adore à apprendre francais et j ' adore des monuments l ' Eiffel tower, de notre dam, le sacrè coeur museè d ' Orsay, museè de louvre . Trop de coutourier comme coco channel, Paco rabben, etc et varitie des fromages . J ' adore France

[luhvf]

i recognize the first word in a song by pnl its probably called "da"

[ammar]

According to google French is in most countries an official language.

[CruisinwithCoCo]

Should I learn French from an American or someone who is from France? I feel an American tutor can relate more to the struggles of pronunciations, but I don't want to assume this. What are your thoughts?

[chrissystewart]

You just like me love learning different languages. I want to learn 🇫🇷 language . I took 🇪🇸 & 🇫🇷 classes in middle school so my goal besides studying film & theatre I want to learn 🇫🇷, & 🇪🇸 more . I want to learn 🇫🇷 so I can speak it to people from Paris 🇫🇷, African French Countries & 🇭🇹. A friend of mine is from 🇭🇹 so I want to learn 🇫🇷

[daisywhis]

Je sais pas pour vous les French buddies mais moi j'entends plus souvent des personnes dire "bon appétit" que "bon ap", les seules fois que j'entends bon ap' c'est à la télé et encore c'était y a super longtemps, après c'est peut-être parce que j'habite à la campagne que j'entends souvent des bon appétit, mais sinon je valide tout le reste ✅

[red_slime]

it is mostly canadien and quebecois who say it like that

[ronaldwashington]

Love this. I hope we can be friends one day. I'm studying 5 languages simultaneously at the same time. However, there's a method I use to make it possible to do so. ❤😁

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heh! kwani hiki kifaransa lazima nikijue. i quit. kwanza kigumu kutamka wanatamka maneno nusu. wacha nikazane na lugha yangu ya taifa.

[amara]

Je suis Française Mais chez nous on dit s’ais pas…

[WileyLynch]

It's just better to learn spoken french and avoid written french