I Love Paris

As mentioned in the last post, you will never have an easier time of learning French.  I also mentioned I had five years of it in high school.  I plan on going to Paris for my honeymoon, and guess what?  I do not remember all that much from my high school classes, so one goal of mine is to become as fluent as possible before I go.  So I have researched how I can, and lo, I am going to share my gleanings with you.

For starters, you can always take a class at your local college campus.  Community colleges are especially ideal because taking a class there tends to be less expensive.

Lacking that, you can look for a tutor who is proficient in the language; still look to the campuses in your area, because anyone majoring in French will likely be happy to help you.

Programs like Muzzy and Rosetta Stone are also extremely helpful.  Muzzy is a kids’ program, sure, but that is what makes it great if you are coming to the language as a novice.  You can learn French simply and easily, without all the clutter.