Learning French: Improve Your Learning through the Internet

Congratulations, you're learning French! You're taking classes twice a week, but you feel that upping your practice time is going to help you improve much faster. So the question is, where can you practice? What can you use to get more practice?

Well, you've got a rich resource right in front of you. The internet is chock-full on websites, music, videos, and literature that you can use to help yourself learn more French.

On the internet, there are sessions that you can sign up for which are sent to your email daily or weekly. These sessions are full or vocabulary words, audio files, and sometimes videos that help you with conversational French. The mixed media lessons help you learn and understand so much faster.

You can also subscribe to e-newsletters that are regularly sent to you, too. These are filled with cultural notes, literature, sample dialogues and such to assist you in your studies. They can also point you to other websites that you may find interesting.

Believe it or not, YouTube is a great learning tool! There are videos that are made by French instructors and teachers uploaded to YouTube every day. Apart from that, movie shorts and music videos in French give you an alternative way to immerse yourself in the French language.

If it's pronunciation that you're having problems with, the internet has a plethora of sites that can help. The best have a wide range of commonly mispronounced or difficult to pronounce words that are given sound bytes by native speakers. This gives you the best approximation of how it's supposed to sound.

Check out French language games. While more formulated for children, these interactive games should not be below you when it comes to learning . After all, they help French children learn, why shouldn't they help you?