Donna asks…
How to learn French faster and better?
I have learned a lot of languages in my life, but learning French seems impossible to me.
My main language is Arabic
I learned English in 6 months (basics of course)
and now i can speak it fluently. (but i still have an accent)
I learned Norwegian in 1 year and now i can speak it well enough.
Last year i started taking a French class, but it seems hard to learn it.
I have only 2 periods per week, maybe that’s why?
Is there any techniques i can use to learn faster?
Thanks!
bobg answers:
Yes, you are right, two periods a week is nowhere near enough. You can accelerate your learning process by using French every day, whether in conversations with native speakers, reading books and newspapers, watching excellent films, or whatever will increase your motivation. You might consider getting a different teacher or a private tutor. Sometimes a bad teacher can make you reluctant to learn. French has enough in common with English that your knowledge of English should help you, once you adjust for the basic differences in pronunciation.
Carol asks…
How do you learn a second language fast?
I am currently learning french at school but i want to become better at speaking and listeneing. any tips?
bobg answers:
Try speaking to another person that is really good at speaking french. Not only will you hear the way they say things. They will be able to give you advice on how to say stuff.
A good way of doing this would be getting into a voice chat on the internet with someone from a french speaking background ie a french person, a canadian.
Basically it comes down to practicing, the more you practice the better you will get hopefully.
Steven asks…
How to Learn Another Language Fast?
I really want to be able to become fluent in another language (particularly French or Spanish). I was wondering if anyone had any ideas or success stories to share on how to be able to speak a new language fast.
Thanks so much!
bobg answers:
Apparently i hear rosetta stone works well. Its easy to learn and have a lot to chose from, i would go there.
Joseph asks…
how can you learn another language really fast?
I’m earning french and I’m going really well, but I want to learn to speak it fluently. I’ve heard of techniques like putting lables on things in french. does this work? how can I learnt fast and effecttively?
bobg answers:
I am the same as you… But what I do at the moment is I will learn a simple phrase like ‘I would like’ Je voudrais, and then I will learn different types of food, such as…. Je voudrais un crepe au sucre et beurre, or avec jambon et fromage, or avec pomme.
TRANSLATION: I would like a crepe with sugar and butter, (or) with ham and cheese (or) with apple.
From here you can add words like please, thankyou, how much, goodbye…. I do this with different phrases and eventually you build up vocab.
I am going to try putting labels on things 
sounds interesting.
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Jenny asks…
how to learn a language faster?
My native language is English and I learn French at school but I only learn a little bit and very slowly. I am very passionate about learning this language and am going to take it as an A Level. How can I learn it faster so I am fluent in it?
bobg answers:
I’ve been told that you catch onto a language quickly if you go to a country or place that speaks that language, if you live in the US and can’t be bothered going to France, try Louisiana.
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I guess Swedish is a pretty easy language, we don’t conjugate our verbs, I mean they conjugate it a LOT in Spanish (I took four years of Spanish), French and all these languages so I would say Swedish is probably easier. And knowing Swedish will help you a lot if you chose to learn Norwegian or Danish, since these three are mutually intelligeble. I understand Danish and Norwegian without difficulties, so they are very similar. Anyways, like I said above (if you got that), add me and we can talk some more, ok? 
