Q&A for How to Learn French Fast

The best way to learn French quickly is to surround yourself with people who speak the language. Having people around you speaking French all the time helps you catch up faster than if you sit alone in your room with a book. It’s best to go somewhere they speak French to learn the language.

Listen to the way French people speak French (in person, on a TV show, in movies, in online videos) and practice imitating them.

"Un" is masculine singular, and used for "male" words. "Une" is feminine singular, and used for "female" words.

When in doubt, check out how babies learn things, they do it best. I'm afraid you'll have to dive right into the nightmare if you want to train your ear. If you can't hear people talking directly or you prefer to take steps, it can be done with movies/series/games in French, with french subs. Reading while listening helps a lot. After this, try some french YouTube videos.

Feminine words end with "e". Masculine words usually end with consonants.

You can't - you'll have to learn the language first. After you do, you'll probably speak slowly for a long time until you get more comfortable with the language, intonation, pronunciation, etc. Then you can begin speaking quickly.

You can't just simply learn all the rules at once. Try writing down a rule and practice it until you are comfortable enough with it, then start with the others.

Look at the context around the verbs. Usually, it is who is doing the action that determines the conjugation. Is it I? You? They? We? Each one requires a different conjugation.

In French, most masculine words end with a consonant, while feminine words end with the letter "e".

Sometimes they do, but not commonly. For example, the word "homme" means man, and the word brother means "frere." Those end with an "E" and they are masculine.

List each tense on a sticky note and put them somewhere you will see them often, such as your bedroom mirror or near where you eat meals. Each time you pass the area, read the notes. Soon you will have them memorized.

Just sit down for a couple hours a day and study it until you are more comfortable with it.

Most feminine words in French end with an "e," while masculine words normally end with a consonant.

If you want something free, I suggest using the Duolingo app or website. I personally suggest the website. Babel is very useful, but requires a subscription.

Start by saying 'je mapelle' (pronounced 'jeh ma pell'), then say your name normally.

Unfortunately, there are many exceptions and you just have to memorize them. The rules are a helpful guide, but they are not absolute.

Yes, you can. Speaking to people in French is a faster way to learn, but again, it's just faster. It doesn't mean you can't learn. YouTube videos and some websites like Duolingo and such will help you learn the basics, as well as the tips in this article.

Je tais blesse. Normally you shouldn't say this to a person, but if you really need to, then this is how.

Try Duolingo. It has quizzes and story tests you can learn. It is very helpful, if not, try doing worksheets about topics that you learned or listening to audio books in French for help.

As they say listening to the language is the best way to learn it. There are lots of listening videos online in French depending on your level. Also find someone online who you can speak to regularly.

The website DuoLingo lets users learn various languages, including French. The very basic teaching is free, but you can pay for a subscription if you want. On the site, you learn to see, read and write, and hear and write simple sentences. You set your own daily goals.

For apps, there are a few options: Duolingo, Mondly and Memrise. For YouTube channels: FrenchPod101, Learn French with Alexa and Easy French.

You can't, but you can learn a few essential phrases such as greetings, introductions, and common expressions. There are various language-learning apps that offer quick lessons and interactive exercises. Apps like Duolingo, Babbel, or Rosetta Stone can be helpful in learning the basics in a short amount of time.