🇫🇷 How to learn French by yourself? Resources, methods and study plans

Hey guys, here is the video of the whole self-learning French package.

Today I'm gonna share with you IN DETAIL the useful resources for learning French from

A1 to B1 I'll do another video for B2 to C2 next week,

which will be in French.

In this video, I will not simply be listing resources but organizing them into different

learning skills.

And I will also tell you how to use them, how to organize them and how to balance them

to make a perfect study plan.

You may already have an A2 or B1 level.

However, I still suggest you watch it from the A1 level because I will give you all the

essential resources from the beginning.

At the end of each level, I will also give you a 30-minute French learning plan and a

2-hour study plan template for more intensive learners.

If you are new to this channel, I am Zoe.

I obtained the DALF C1 level after learning French for one year in 2016 and then continuing

my master's studies in sociology in France, and now I am doing a PhD between France and

Germany.

French is the first foreign language I learned to a proficient level.

It is now my academic and professional language.

I like to learn languages, actually everything, in a structured way.

After watching this video, I hope you can get a clear direction of learning French.

If you appreciate my efforts and find this video helpful , don't forget to give me a

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Vous etes prets ? C'est parti

Before I start this video, I would like to

say a few words about my French learning journey.

I don't want to create the illusion that anyone can reach C1 level in one year.

I went to a language school with a very intensive Program in France.

You know that I speak 5 other foreign languages.

Still, any of them could progress as quickly as I did with French because I was in an "ideal"

learning situation that was impossible for the other languages.

I was only studying French.

I had no other studies or work at that time.

I did a lot of self-learning, and this is the part I would like to share with you today.

I know It is motivating to choose an ambitious benchmark, but be more realistic about your

learning ability and situation, which will be healthier in the long run.

For this learning period, you should have a basic concept of pronunciation

and grammatical structures