Recommendations - to learn French

What great suggestions ! You are all stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thank you Marydoll.

I’m still using DuoLingo after one and a half years +. I look at the adverts which might keep me in their good books. ?

My french course uses ‘Facon de Parler’. Duolingo app is also useful and free but you can pay a fee. I found it very helpful.

I think the method you use depends also on the reason you want to learn the language.
Do you want to learn a new skill?
Or are you going to live in France and need to communicate with the natives?
If the latter, pronunciation is very important.
When we started french at school we spent the whole first term practising their vowel sounds, and the nasals. en an un in etc. Quite painful.
In SW France the accent suited our broad northern vowels whereas they couldn't understand my friend from Devon.
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ps and if you want to become au fait with what is currently going on in France for reading, try to read magazines and newspapers.
or for auditory french, their radio and TV. this is my main area of weakness since my hearing is failing.