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 Caption: That's it!  You've finally decided to
get serious about learning French.
You're already imagining yourself travelling to France and chatting with other French speakers with
fluency and confidence, maybe
even adding a line to your CV.
But reality suddenly catches up with you
and you may be wondering
: Where do I start?
Don't panic, in this video I
share all the steps with you
to start learning French from A to Z.
Hi. Hi.
Hi.
Welcome to another episode
of French Mornings.
If you're learning French,
you've come to the right place.
I'm Elisa and on this channel,
I'll help you improve your
French and speak more naturally.
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Today, I'm giving you five
step-by-step instructions
for learning a new language.
Make yourself comfortable,
activate subtitles if you
need them, and let's go.
Embark on learning a new
language means embarking
on an adventure that's not always easy.
You're probably highly motivated, but
you just don't know where to start.
The good news,
is that whatever language
you want to learn,
there are a few fairly
universal tips to follow.
Step 1: a solid foundation.
So that it's not too complicated
It's best to start with a
special beginner's program.
This is what will enable you
to build a good foundation.
For this, you can use a lot of
language platforms
available on the Internet,
but the one I particularly
recommend is Lingoda.
If you've been following the channel for a
while, you'll know that
it's a platform for
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What I like about Lingoda is
that the courses are held
by real native teachers
who are lovely.
The courses are of a very high standard
and the teachers are highly motivating.
and above all to get all
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Before you start,
you can choose to take a
test to select your level.
That way, you'll be sure to take
the right course for your level.
And even after class,
you can continue your training thanks to
exercises related to the
lesson you've just completed.
Meat can be bought at the fishmonger's,
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Step 2, learn vocabulary in context.
Once you have acquired a good base
and begin to understand a
little of how French works,
it's time to expand your vocabulary.
There are several ways to do this.
You can, for example, find the
1,000 most frequently used words
in French and learn 10 a day.
It can be a good challenge,
but more importantly,
I advise you to learn
vocabulary in context.
When you learn a new word,
repeat the sentence in which you heard it.
Then try using it in a sentence
of your own or in a text.
It's the best way to remember a new word.
You can also write all the new
words you're learning in a small
notebook and reread it every night.
By listening, repeating and writing,
you'll memorize very quickly.
Step 3: Set a time during the day.
The secret to rapid progress
in a new language is to spend
time there and be regular.
But with work, friends,
social life, family,
children, pets perhaps,
it's sometimes hard to find
a little time for yourself.
So remember that what works
for some won't necessarily work for you.
The way you learn is not
necessarily the right one for everyone.
You need to find what works for you.
Some prefer to work in the morning
and work on pronunciation in particular.
Others prefer to work
in the evening and
concentrate on understanding.
In my case, for example,
my favorite time to study
another language in the
morning before starting work.
It's a moment that stimulates me a lot,
which gives me a lot of energy,
so I prefer to do it first.
I had tried to do this in the evening
after eating, before going to sleep,
but it was something that stimulated
me so much that afterwards,
I couldn't sleep because
my brain couldn't stop thinking.
So try to identify the time of
day that works best for you
that you'll know how to keep over time.
Step 4: Talk to yourself.
Yes, you heard right,
talk to yourself.
If you've been following my channel for a
while, you'll know that
this is one of the tips
that I give most often, because it's one
of the most effective pieces of advice.
I think it's a great confidence builder.
And self-confidence,
it really is one of the key ingredients
when learning a new language.
You really need a good dose.
By talking to yourself, you'll
have more time to work.
your pronunciation, reflect
on the structure of your
sentences, look up a few
vocabulary words and do all those
little things we don't have time
to do in a normal conversation.
In my case, what I do when I
speak to myself in another language
is that I explain what I am
or what I'm planning to do.
In fact, it's simply thinking out
loud, but in a different language.
Step 5: Read the language.
I wouldn't recommend
starting with the classics.
literature, but quite
simply through articles
press releases, advertisements and books
can be simple enough to start with.
By reading, you'll learn
a lot of vocabulary.
You'll also improve
your grammar passively.
You'll also learn expressions you may
not have been able to use before.
learn in a conversation with someone.
And if your memory is a little
visual, you'll also improve
your spelling a lot.
And in French, that's pretty important.
So don't be ashamed to start
with books for children and teenagers.
It's great when you're starting
out in a new language.
And I'd even add, read aloud.
Once again, the goal when
learning a foreign language,
it's not just to understand,
it's really to speak.
So take advantage of every
possible opportunity.
Read aloud everything you find.
For example, in my case,
when I was working on my English
pronunciation, I used to have fun taking
Wikipedia pages completely
and read aloud.
Right now,
I'm in Portugal and in my rented
apartment I found this book.
So I also enjoy reading
aloud in Portuguese.
To sum up, here are the
best habits to adopt
if you're just starting to learn French.
Strengthen the foundations,
learn vocabulary in context,
find the right time to learn
in the course of the day, speak
out loud on your own, read aloud.
You'll see that with these good
You'll make progress
without too much effort.
And now you know where to start.
Thank you all for watching this video.
Don't forget that you can download
my French pronunciation guide
available in the description bar.
And I'm curious to know your
good habits when learning a new language.
Tell me in the comments.
Tell me in the comments.
And I'll see you soon.
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