Here you are! Ready to learn French? Oh, no, not the academic style. My method is closer to practice-to-learn than to learn-and-practice. After all, learning a language is about hearing it and getting your brains to train and speak it.
I am a professional translator speaking both Spanish and English, producing content in French (my native language). But I'm not only a linguist: I am also an expe...
Here you are! Ready to learn French? Oh, no, not the academic style. My method is closer to practice-to-learn than to learn-and-practice. After all, learning a language is about hearing it and getting your brains to train and speak it.
I am a professional translator speaking both Spanish and English, producing content in French (my native language). But I'm not only a linguist: I am also an experienced teacher who's worked with kids, teenagers and adults. I like to create activities that suit your needs, and I pay attention to pronunciation and understanding where the language comes from. Why? Because there are often BRIDGES between languages.
An example? Let's say you're an English-speaker. You'll be happy to know former English has many words coming from French. This makes it easy for you to remember the French term! Another example? You're a Spanish learner and you'd like to learn how to say "I will go" in French. The answer is "J'irai". Look again! "IR" at the start of the word means "to go" in Spanish. Easy to remember!
Languages are full of bridges. And my perspective has a linguist allows you to have a less academic take on it, and more of a practical take. Trick your brains into creating links between one language or another.
As I said, prononciation is also primorial. I invented two prononciation system according to your native language. So I won't be using the phonetics alphabet (I mean this=> [:e]) that nobody understands!
Ready, steady? APPRENEZ !