Jason Said:

How do you learn french for an oral exam?

We Answered:

My advice would be to try and learn one answer at a time. Try reading it, then writing it a few times, once you have done that turn the paper over and try and speak it. Just keep doing that till you know it all. It's hard i know. I hated French speaking at school.

Hope that helps.

Tara Said:

How do I learn French easy without classes or travel?

We Answered:

Rocket French
http://learnfrenchfromhome.blogspot.com/

Viola Said:

What is the most effective and quickest way to learn French?

We Answered:

All you need to do is to memorize the grammar.

Since you already know spanish, the only thing to help you improve your pronunciation, is to read a book and get help from the teacher.

You can try this too for learning french fast from home
http://learnfrenchfromhome.blogspot.com/

Elmer Said:

What is the best product to learn French by?

We Answered:

Language classes. I have done them. Love them. Maintenent, je parle francais bien!
You learn from real people, not a machine, and you can ask questions that won't be answered on your CD rom or whatever.
I don't know about prices.
But they're the best. And they are not that hard. French is an easier language than the majority. It's easier than english.

Nancy Said:

How hard is the French language to learn?

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At least you have the open mind and respect for Francophone Canadians that most anglophones here don't and I have been to Ottawa many times ppl there don't bother to speak French to you with some rare exception in large dept stores.

French is indeed a latin language and for that reason will be reasonably difficult to learn. It does not resemble Finnish at all, nor any germanic language.

give it a try nobody is asking you to speak perfectly. Because so many anglos in the Ottawa region are very reluctant to speak french that will be seen as a BIG bonus for prospective employer in other words greatly help you in finding a job.

Also to work for the City of Ottawa or the Federal Government of Canada knowing French is also a big asset.