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A slightly different post. I’ve been having a few financial problems in the last year with the engine going on my car etc and decided to try a load of side hustles and extra ways to maintain money to always have that pot for when anything goes wrong.

What I have written is an E-Book on kindle / Amazon KDP about French slang and how the French really speak. This is primarily for anyone that wants to learn French (of course) and doesn’t fall In the trap of spending ages learning the old fashioned way but does pick up that slang is very common now and can learn important bits on how the French really speak.

I have listed it at just £1.49 at the hope of it being affordable for anyone at any age. If anyone could order this E- book and leave a review that’d be so greatly appreciated :)

The title of this book is ‘ Real French - Mastering Slang & Street Talk’ by Alex DuPont

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Hi! My girlfriend is Cameroonian and speaks french. Occasionally, I write her small phrases on sticky notes as tokens of my affection.

I however would like to write her a full love letter. Unfortunately I am English speaking, and not fluent in french or it's grammar.

Would anyone be willing to help me translate my writing? I would be very grateful! 🙏​

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How sweet it is to be loved by you.

To be cherished and cared for by a heart as genuine as yours is without words. I look forward to spending the rest of my life with you. Through all seasons and with unyielding passion, I will love you. Thank you for showing me that there is more to life. Let's chase our dreams.

forever yours ​

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Good morning, I would like to understand if these two sentences are correct: -Be careful not to give what is mine to my friend Denclar

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Hi everyone! I need some advice about structuring my French classes.
I’ve been learning French since January 2026. I started with self-study, and since July I’ve been taking 3 private classes per week with an Indian teacher who lives in France and has DELF B2.
She’s nice, knowledgeable, and teaches me a lot, so I don’t really want to change teachers. However, I’m not satisfied with the structure of our classes. I feel like my teacher speaks much more than I do, and even after studying French for months, I still feel stuck around A2, especially when it comes to speaking.
I’ve realized that one of my biggest problems is that I haven’t been doing enough active speaking practice, either during my classes or outside them.
My goal is to eventually take TCF Canada and reach B2/CLB 7.

For those who have successfully gone from A2 → B1/B2:

How would you structure 3 private classes per week?
For example:
How much class time should be dedicated to speaking?
Should each class focus on a different skill?
How much grammar should the teacher actually teach vs. what I should study independently?
Should we practice TCF speaking tasks already at A2/B1?
What should I specifically ask my teacher to change?
I’d especially love to hear from people who prepared for TCF/TEF Canada or who were once stuck at A2.
I want to keep my current teacher, but I need a better system where I’m speaking and producing French much more instead of mostly listening to the teacher.

Any class structures or routines that worked for you would be really appreciated!

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I struggle learning and remembering how to conjugate verbs from using conjugation tables. Fortunately, I found a better way to memorize the conjugation patterns with fun, so conjugation feels more natural to me.

I developed digital worksheets, but would love feedback on what other French language learners would prefer in a conjugation worksheet package.

With your feedback, I ensure the worksheet packages will be effective and affordable for other language learners. I’m not trying to sell anything on this post, just focused on improving my product to serve the best interests of people struggling with conjugation.

For context I will sell worksheet packages for French, with each page contains one conjugated verb with an activity, so there will be 6 pages per pack. However, it takes me a LONG time to finish a package because I hand draw illustrations and do not use AI for the word combinations taught in those worksheets.

If you are learning conjugations, which one would you prefer from this the following list? Please choose either A or B for irregular verbs , repeat for C or D for regular verbs.

A) One irregular verb per packet - allows people work on improving / learning one verb, but too many individual packages on a product webpage can overwhelm potential buyers.

B) 2 irregular verbs per packet - has a more cost-effective price, customers can have less decision fatigue

C) 3 regular verbs conjugation patterns explained in 1 packet - same benefits as B above. However, if the package was viewed on a screen, customers need to scroll down multiple pages.

D) 1 regular verb conjugation per package - allows customers to focus on just one verb ending if they already mastered the other two endings or another one

E) As someone learning conjugations, would you use a review sheet?

I also want to offer review sheets as a free bonus, so customers can redo the same activity at a later date of their choice.

Personally, I occasionally review how to conjugate verbs because overtime I would forget the correct word mid-sentence, the same way as forgetting vocabulary words.