This is how to prepare for your next trip to Paris
So, are you planning to make a trip to Paris soon?
There’s no better place to spend the summer vacation or Christmas, no?
What may stop you could be if you don’t speak French well, and you fear that you don’t have time to prepare.
Read the article to find out how to prepare for your next trip to Paris and listen to the podcast to hear and practice a verb that you can use in Paris during your vacation.
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Prepare for your next trip to Paris
1. Learn the pronunciation rules of the French language before you have a large vocabulary. Don’t memorize them: practice them over and over again.
2. Use a strong program in the form of an audiobook, stay consistent with it and don’t judge your progress.
3. Learn the necessary verbs in the most commonly used tenses – but do it in context, while making sentences that reflect your reality. Don’t memorize them like a limerick.
4. Communicate with people who learn using the same method, so that you can correct each other efficiently.
5. Learn the basics of the French culture and etiquette, some history and some trivia. You need topics to talk about when in Paris 😉
6. Find a French language coach who uses that method and can put all these elements together for you, and who also focuses on helping you become self sufficient, rather than dependent on them.
That’s how we are working inside of the J’Ouellette® Bilingual Express Bundle. Check it out – you’ll love it! 🙂
Did you find something you resonate with? I’d love to hear from you!
Bonne chance ! : )
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Let’s practice together with today’s episode from the Daily Minute with J’Ouellette® podcast:
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Do you constantly have the feeling that you can’t hear what the French say and you don’t know how to read all the French words because they are written so much differently than they sound?
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À la prochaine,
Llyane
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