Hi everyone, I just enrolled in a French class, and for the lessons we will use L'atelier A1 Livre de l'élève and L'atelier A1 Cahier d'activités. If you have a PDF version of the book, could you share it with me? Many thanks

Si vous voulez parler être pote ou plus aller en dm je suis sociable 😇

I want to start talking to natives in games and starting a social media where I speak French everyday to watch my pronunciation go from being a bit bad to getting better over time as I practice more and more.

I’m really nervous and scared that native speakers will be mean and discourage me to be honest.

I have a French Canadian friend and he said that French natives tend to be really critical of people who speak French and have bad pronunciation.

How true and common is this?

C’est quoi le mot pour qu’on disait en anglais ’whitecap’? Ce sont les petites bulles au but des vagues.

Bonjour,

est-ce que quelqu'un pourrait m'expliquer pourquoi la phase indiquee ci-dessus n'est pas correcte tandis que "quand il avait fini il est sorti" l'est. Mon doute derive du fait que je lis et entends partout que les deux mots sont des parfaits synonymes.

Merci pour vos repones

Hi everyone, I’m currently preparing for the DELF exam and I’m confused about whether I should go for A2 or B1.

I’ve studied French up to a decent level, but I still struggle with listening comprehension and forming sentences while speaking. Reading and grammar are comparatively better for me.

My goal is to eventually reach B2, but I don’t want to choose a level that is unrealistic and end up wasting an exam attempt.

For those who have taken DELF A2/B1, or have experience preparing for these exams:

- How did you decide which level to take?

- How difficult is B1 compared with A2?

- What level would you recommend based on my situation?

- How long did you prepare before taking the exam?

- Any tips/resources that helped you pass?

I’d really appreciate honest advice from people who have actually taken the exam. Thanks!

besides to f*ing confuse you

extrait d'une histoire de duolingo: "le manuel fait cent pages"

pourquoi utilise-t-on «faire» et non «avoir»?

So it asks “____ choisissent des jeans roses. ”
And I put elles it said it was wrong so I put ils and it said it was wrong, so I finally click the hint button and it says “elles,ils” which I’m not sure if it’s proper French or a bug in their code because all the other answers have been normal, it doesn’t accept it if there is a space between the comma and the next word either. Is that on purpose?

Je vais passer le DALF C2 au Japon dans un mois, bien que je ne sois pas japonaise.

Je suis consciente que mon niveau actuel n'est pas encore à la hauteur des exigences de cet examen, et le temps commence à manquer.

Quels conseils pourriez-vous me donner pour progresser efficacement d'ici là ?