* You refuse to practice your French outside the class * You don’t know what would be the best way to learn ( reading, writing, listening.) After the class * You didn’t or don’t want to attend a proper French course * You attend classes on a irregular basis * You keep avoiding practicing during the class * You are not curious about it During your private or group French course * You say you don’t have time ( if you have 15 minutes for Facebook you have 15 minutes for your French ) * You are not passionate about the French language
* You refuse to really invest money in a proper course Let’s identify together the real reasons you can't speak French or aren’t progressing in French: (it's applicable to any other language, for example: my Portuguese). Well, we are on the same page, because like you, I had the feeling I didn't really make any progress. If you are reading this article, I guess the same thing has happened to you whilst learning French. I did improve a little bit, but I know I could have been a better student. I can confirm with you, that even if you have the facilities in languages, if you don’t put in the effort, you can spend 5 weeks in Brazil and not really improve. Well, hell no! After only a few private Portuguese classes, I was off on the plane for five weeks (not a few months - I’m an adult with responsibilities now) to Brazil. As I’m fluent in Spanish, I began with a lot of preconceived notions in mind such as: I won’t have to study that much to improve my Portuguese because it’s very similar to Spanish. My last challenge was learning Portuguese because I was dreaming of spending three months in Brazil. But, watch out - don’t let yourself be too impressed! I’m far from fluent in seven languages - I wish! I speak three languages fluently and, on and off through the years, I have learned four others.
I have learned a total of seven languages.
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