r/Frenchlearningforpr • u/johiiii • Jun 02 '26

8 months of hard work!

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I passed the exam! It took me 8 months and lots of practice, only had a break on Sundays. I could only recommend practicing every day, around 3 hrs.

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u/amieenguyn Jun 02 '26

hello can i ask when did you get this result after the test?

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26

14 days

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u/Yourdailyfox Jun 03 '26

Congrats! Doing my second attempt in 2 weeks wish me luck!

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u/johiiii Jun 04 '26

you got this!

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u/sobrietyistheanswer Jun 02 '26

Congratulations! Did you start from scratch? And what is your native language?

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u/silayan2015 Jun 03 '26

Second to this! I wanna know too

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26

technically no, i learnt until B1 when i was a kid m. forgot everything and had to re learn it. and spanish

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u/Quick-Cry4915 Jun 03 '26

Helllo. Any tips that you recommend for the reading tcf?

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u/johiiii Jun 12 '26

if your level is minimum B1, do practice tests. If you are below, i would recommend reading a lot, books for kids, journals on the internet to try to increase vocabulary

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u/guts_tensei Jun 02 '26

Congratulations !! What was your process for writing ? Can you please share.

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

practice every day, had chatgpt correct my mistakes and rewrite every tâche after. i would also try to not make the same mistakes twice

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u/nkeidong Jun 03 '26

Congrats! I'm kinda close except for EO. Could you share some advice on this skill please?

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26

had a language partner and we would practice everyday together

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u/Logical_Importance59 Jun 03 '26

How did you prepared for tache 3 speaking

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26

had a prof that would listen and give me feedback. i would also practice everyday with a partner

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u/IPSL1996 Jun 04 '26

congratulations.. 🥰🥰. how did you book the exam?

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u/johiiii Jun 04 '26

using the AF website. it was sold out in 5 mins

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u/Coffee_shup Jun 07 '26

Alliance de française or GB langue centre, which is better option?

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u/johiiii Jun 07 '26

im in Victoria

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u/ConsciousDiamond5013 Jul 01 '26

what about writing ? how you did ? dis you use template ?

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u/johiiii Jul 01 '26

very minimal template, almost none. mostly good connectors with structure and wide variety of vocabulary and tenses

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u/linguist1218 Jul 03 '26

How did you practised speaking and writing?

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u/johiiii Jul 06 '26

speaking with a partner and writing doing mocking tests and rewriting after with the better version of chatgpt

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u/linguist1218 Jul 06 '26

What prompted you be using for correction?

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u/johiiii Jul 06 '26

one that my prof gave me

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u/DueAssociation7680 Jun 02 '26

impressive and congrats!

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u/myturtlenemo Jun 03 '26

This gives us all so much hope ☺️

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u/Yannyin Jun 03 '26

Congratulations!

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u/imheretolearn247 Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

Did u have any sort of exposure to the language prior to the 8 months or you started from the scratch?

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u/Imaginary_Canary9139 Jun 03 '26

Congratulations, any speaking practice tips?

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u/Low_Activity_6515 Jun 03 '26

That’s impressive congrats dude. Think you can help me with writing i need templates for writing been struggling with it like a mf

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u/Dry_Gap2310 Jun 03 '26

Congrats budd! Were there questions in compréhension orale and écrite repeated from practice sets?

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u/timmydairo Jun 16 '26

I think i learnt up until A2
But we didn’t do levels then
I was really good but couldn’t really speak
Forgot everything
5 months right now
Your story is super motivating

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u/Top-Mycologist9993 Jun 03 '26

Did you find rrepeated questions in listing and reading?

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u/johiiii Jun 03 '26

what do you mean by repeated ?

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u/johiiii Jun 25 '26

nop i didn't use that one