I'm studying international relations, therefore I am learning languages such as German, English and French. As you said if you learn with the things that you like for example movies, series or the youtuber that you like watching it helps a lot. Self-learners are the people who love the journey.
Thank you. I'm a Brazilian trying to learn French, do you think reading fiction books helps, or would this time be better spent doing other activities?
Hey! If you love reading fiction books, it can definitely help! I'm currently learning with vlogs - it is helping me improve so so much, especially if you find that activity interesting and you do it often 😁
mhhh - formaggeria might exist but these are very rare shops, I believe in France it is more common to find such 'fromageries', in Italy what I see more frequently are cheeses and cold cuts/meats sold together. If you really want to find these small businesses there are 'negozi di formaggi', that's what they can be called more commonly here 😊
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I'm studying international relations, therefore I am learning languages such as German, English and French. As you said if you learn with the things that you like for example movies, series or the youtuber that you like watching it helps a lot. Self-learners are the people who love the journey.
that's so true! Good luck with your studies
Astonishing video
I really enjoyed
thank you!!
Ur welcome 🙏
merci pour ces resources :)
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Voici quelques émissions françaises sur la nourriture : " Top Chef" "Cauchemar en cuisine" "le meilleur pâtissier".
aaaah merciii beaucoup
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danke! 🥰
Thank you. I'm a Brazilian trying to learn French, do you think reading fiction books helps, or would this time be better spent doing other activities?
Hey! If you love reading fiction books, it can definitely help! I'm currently learning with vlogs - it is helping me improve so so much, especially if you find that activity interesting and you do it often 😁
Is there a word "formaggeria" in Italian?
AFAIK there is no cognate of "boulangerie" (a bread bakery); it's from Frankish.
mhhh - formaggeria might exist but these are very rare shops, I believe in France it is more common to find such 'fromageries', in Italy what I see more frequently are cheeses and cold cuts/meats sold together. If you really want to find these small businesses there are 'negozi di formaggi', that's what they can be called more commonly here 😊