Learn the Top 10 Ways to Remember French Words

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In this lesson, you'll learn 10 Ways to Remember Words that are used every day in France.

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Since trying to learn French, I sometimes dream in French. Unfortunately, I still don't understand what they are saying!!

bugsygoo

I've been finding texts in French that align with my interests (wine, music, whatever) then copying them and then translating. It's hard to do the translating sometimes, but it's great when you are finished and you learn something cool at the same time.

gabrielhopson

It's important to understand meaning. always try to understand what something means rather than how it translates. Interpretation is better than translation

tenacious

I live in Canada so I listen to TV in French and French ( Québecoise) musique.. Céline totally the best we are so very proud of her !

calvinquesnel

to remember words and phrases i highlite them and each time i read the rext i repeat the highlited words aloud at least 3 times. i always read finished lessons at least a few pages a day until i finish reading the whole text book, then start again, i find this the most enjoying thing in learning French or any other foreign language. i did french in two years about 5 books, i keep reading them everyday, when finish i start again, because school books have the most used everyday words. together with this i read some new material from novel books, online reading and listening. this helped me reading french fast and understanding it more each time

carbugnov

She's completely crazy, crazy... Talking to plants, talkative in the shower... Even talking on our own.. 😁 😁 😁 That's exactly what I do every single day!! 🤣 🤣 And I swear it works!! I also use stickers throughout all my room. And as a native speaker of Portuguese, I note the two words, French and English. By the way, I also speak Spanish 🤣 🤣 🤣 wanna be diplomatic so I have to study languages. Thank you so much for your priceless teachings and tips! Greetings from Brazil! 🇧🇷

evaristoborgesjr

Made me laugh her last sentence: “No roba(e)s, robador? (Ladrón o ratero?)

foortiz

Translating poems into french, but only the tragically beautiful .

johntait

Merci Lya, je vais parler avec mes plantes de fantaisie.

heiner

Did someone forget to insert the overlays? :)

fsphil

She seems less energetic than normal. I hope she's feeling ok. Still great content though, and she's still my favorite French teacher :)

tenacious

Didn't know that French people could be THAT charming. Lya, I'm in love with you

pikothecuteboy

Oui! #8, j'aime beaucoup le Channel bookbox

phromprong

Anyone can suggest any animations or videos for french kids on youtube? I tried searching for them but could find only a few of them..

porkypooky

Lya, you are doing a remarkable job! apropopisito la frase al final suena mejor "para de robar ladrón, no robes ladrón..." I wish someone would correct my French also 😎. saludos -Ivan

IvanRosaT