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October Check-in is here! 🍂

Once a month, we come together and do exactly what the name says: check in.

-What did you learn this month?
-What new word, expression, or grammar point finally clicked?
-And most importantly… can you actually use it? 👀

That’s what we’ll be doing in today’s French Made Easy Check-in Session.

We’ll talk, practise, share what we’ve been learning and, of course, speak some French. 😊

Because sometimes progress in a language doesn’t look dramatic. It’s remembering a word you used to forget. Understanding a sentence without translating it. Speaking for a little longer than you could last month.

Those little wins count. 💛

FME students, see you on Zoom today at 12pm EST! 🇨🇦

And if you’re not a student yet, I can’t wait to have you join us. 💛

Want to learn French with us and be part of sessions like this? DM me “FRENCH” and let’s get you started.

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Imagine getting to December and finally noticing progress in your French. 🇫🇷

You still have three months. Pick your 30-minute slot, follow these seven steps, and give yourself time to learn.

Ready to make that your reality? Comment FRENCH and I’ll send you the details of my courses. 👇

One French word a day for 31 days!

Don’t just read the word and move on.

For each day:

- Learn the word
- Make your own sentence with it
-Say it out loud
- Try to use it at least once during the day

By the end of October, you’ll have 31 new French words you actually know how to use.

Save this post and start with Day 1 today!

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I wasted 8 years trying to learn French.
Here are 10 things I wish someone had told me. 🇫🇷

1. You don't need to learn everything at once.
Focus on what you actually need for your level.

2. Vocabulary is useless if you don't know how to use it.
Learn words in sentences and real-life contexts.

3. Speaking from day one is important.
Don't wait until your French is ""perfect.""

4. Grammar shouldn't be your entire French education.
You need grammar, but you also need to listen, speak, read and write.

5. Listening needs to be practised separately.
Knowing the words on paper doesn't mean you'll understand a French speaker.

6. Stop translating every sentence in your head.
Train yourself to understand French directly.

7. Repetition is more important than constantly learning new words.
You need to revisit what you've already learned.

8. You don't need 10 different French apps.
One clear learning system is better than constantly jumping between resources.

9. You need to know what to learn next.
Random learning can make you busy without actually moving you forward.

10. French becomes easier when you have a roadmap.
Knowing what to learn at A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 gives your learning direction.

And honestly, #10 is the mistake I wish I had avoided from the beginning.

That's why I created my French Guide , a structured A1–C1 roadmap that shows you what to learn at each level, so you don't have to spend years wondering what to study next.

Stop learning French randomly. Start following a roadmap. 🇫🇷

Send me "GUIDE" if you want to get yours.

If you’re a beginner learning French, try this quiz and see how much you’ve improved! 🇫🇷

How many did you get correctly?

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