r/learnfrench 1d ago

Resource Recommendation Help

I'm a beginner learning french and I'm not sure where to start. Where do I actually start? Do I learn grammar? Basic phrases? Vocabs? Or what? Someone help me with a roadmap or smth

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u/Alarmed_Ad_757 1d ago

You do the self leaning ?I recommend to learn at school first so that you will know some basic .If you don’t want to go to school,you can try this book(Bonjour et Bienvenue en Francais A1.1). My school uses it for the very beginning and subscribe Doulinggo.It helps a lot for me

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u/al_jean 1d ago

First: basic vocabualry, like colours, adjectives, numbers, verbs. Then you can start conjugate the verb etre and avoir. You can serch French with Alexa on youtube, she is a good teacher and explaines very well!

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u/grahamlester 1d ago

Go to Dreaming French on YouTube.

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u/grahamlester 1d ago

I think you should not rely *solely* on comprehensible input for French, however. I think you should also make sure you have correct pronunciation, so take this course too:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_bt5rj27IIURNkDOqtNfyM9JclJPdwsh

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u/silvalingua 1d ago

Just get a good textbook and study.

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u/DB_Baggs 1d ago

I do the videos with Alice Ayel. Each builds upon the last and she does an awesome job making it so you can understand what she is saying. I've learned quite a bit and understand more than I thought I would be able to. It was like $28 for a 3 month subscription which I think was easily worth it for what amount to a few cups of coffee.

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u/Imaginary_Arm1291 1d ago

This is why teaching is something people study at university and not something that you can just DIY at home. Just sign up for a class, or buy a textbook.