I’ve lived abroad for 3 years. And it has been amazing. I’m back home in France for a few months. But I wanted to share this with you. Kinda emotional.

What distinguish a normal language learner from a good one? His or her habits. What habits you should try to develop to make your learning easier? What is going to make you a GREAT language learner? Why habits are so powerful? And how they help you learning languages so much faster?

I checked what are the most googled questions about France. I was served.

Culture in language learning. You know it's important. Everyone keeps telling you. What does it mean concretely though? Let me tell you a story about a friend of mine and Joe Dassin.

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I hear them over and over again - the pronunciation mistakes French learners are making. And it's kind of important. Cause your pronunciation is the first thing you truly need to be able to communicate. Even if you speak like Tarzan.