If a test involved memorising a bunch of facts or figures, or simple words, I’d do well in it. I actually did very well in that French class but that’s because I’ve always been good at memorising stuff.
I’d taken 6 months of French at the beginning of high school when I was only 12 years old (in Australia we don’t generally have a middle school or collège so high school or lycée immediately follows primary school or école primaire), and from that I’d memorised a bunch of numbers, colours, and phrases like ‘ Comment t’appelles-tu?’ (‘What’s your name?’ or literally ‘How are you called?’) and objects such as la piscine… because I’d say, “ la piscine the pool” which sounds like “la piss in the pool” and as a 12 year old I found that outrageously funny so it’d stuck in my head my whole life… I know it is very long but I wanted to get everything down, to write the most helpful guide possible, to encourage you and to show you that anything is possible, but only if you want it badly enough.
This is a story of my French language learning journey. (the text in the image is from one of my real class exercises) How I learnt French in just 10 months by someone who did it!ītw You can apply my methods to learning any major foreign language.
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