To improve your french skills, I have always thought that watch movies or series, in french with subtitles ( in french obviously) is a great way to practice the listening, but also to increase your vocabulary, and isn't a boring activity, you could spend your free time watching a movie of your interes and practice at the same time, and this activity works in any language you want to learn.

Learning frech isn't easy, because this is a very different language. However, I am going to give you some suggestions to improve specifically your pronunciation, and your grammar.

Related, with the pronunciation, you need to listen to people speaking in french in podcasts, audios or movies, as you prefer, while you pay attention to his pronunciation. You can apply, with the technique of shadowing, where you can pronunciate each word, while to listen to the other one. I'm shure, that you will improve a lot your pronunciation with this advice.

Talking about the grammar, you need to write sentences in different times like present simple,past composed, future and imperfect. Here you need to verify if each word is written correctly, and the structure of the sentence makes sence.

I hope these advices give you a help!

Warm regards,

Tom

These technics have helped me a lot, I hope they help you too!

1. For me, the speaking part is kinda complicated, but I'm working on it in the way that I installed an app to have convos with people all over the world, and in this case, also with French natives, the app is called "HelloTalk", and it's very good to practice your speaking and also your listening by talking with others, at the same time you do some friends.

   Try to use the technology for that, nowadays it's very simple to learn something by surfing on internet, be the best friend of internet.

2. In addition, if you want to improve your reading, you need to get used to how grammar works in French, something that's kinda easy for a native in Spanish, because the two languages share a lot of similarities, and with that, we (native speakers of Spanish) can easily improve in this aspect.

Je pense que quelques chose que pouvez aider, il est faire exercises du pronunciation tous les jours et écrit une liste de verbes et les réviser tous les jours aussi.

Maintenant, il est à bonne méthode écoute de la musique et traiter de lire et regarder choses au français et répéter les mots, cela aussi il aide à practice le formation du les prières.

Finalement je recommande parler avec soi-même, faire questions et traiter de répondre.

My advices to improve your pronunciation skills in French are:

Let’s begin with the use of your own recordings, for example you can record your voice and compare it with one recording of a native speaker to identify in which areas you have to work and be more careful, such as the rhythm and intonation. The second advice is: try to exaggerate the sound of the vowels and the consonants and do it loud, at first it will be weird, but then you will notice that your sounds will be more fluid.

Let’s continue with some advices to improve your grammar skills:

You can start doing your own flash cards of the topics that you find most difficult, like the genre and number agreement in the verbs or in the adjectives. Make sure you do it with your hands, it could help with the memorization.

For me, the AI has been a very useful tool when I am studying the correct pronunciation and structure of unknown words, and if you are clever enough to use this resource to study your writting skills, go on. If you want to improve your pronunciation skills, try to talk to yourself in french and speak outloud when you are alone. Not only the AI has helped me a lot but the french movies and music too. Constant listening and watching is the key to get used to any language and learn a lot of things about vocabulary (idioms too).

The strategy that I have been using for pronunciation is reading aloud, it works to identify grammar too. I start reading and when I have a doubt, I check the pronunciation in WordReference, research helps me to memorize things, and writing special words that I need to learn allows me to review anytime I want to memorize them. An easier way is using an audiobook to practice repeating all the parts that you can’t understand or you need to strengthen.

Best wishes!

I know that pronunciation in French is a bit difficult, but to improve it you can watch podcast in French and try to repeat what they are saying. Also you can find some videos on youtube that explain in detail how French pronunciation works, especially the “nasal sounds” because I know that they are a big problem when we are trying to improve our pronunciation.

Also, I know it is difficult to make a sentence in French when you are used to the English stucture. To help with this, it would be a good idea to write at least one sentence every day, using different pronouns, verbs, and other elements so you can also practice them.

I think it’s fair to say french has been difficult for us all, it has a lot of verb conjugations, different pronunciation rules compared to Spanish and English and it is in general a complex language. I want to recommend the things I use to study and what is working for me:

First of all, I really recommend having a daily practice app in your phone, I think it is important to find at least free 5 minutes in your day to do a listening, reading or speaking exercise, the most know app is Duolingo, but there is a lot of other apps, like wlingua, studycat, busuu…

To practice vocabulary you can rely on this apps or practice with extern plataforms like Quizizz (now called Wayground), it is a website where teachers around the world upload their classes material of a lot of topics.

My second advice is to socialize a lot, now with social media we have access to talk to different people from different countries, search for a friend that is a native in the language you are learning, personally, I have a French friend and we communicate mainly in English, because I am still too much of a beginner to be able to understand her completely, but she helps me when I ask for advice and I find that a native

opinion is very useful.

2. I would say that if people start studying grammatical structures, rules, and begin practicing in the language, they could improve in that aspect.