Online Beginner French Course
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Due to interesting tasks and the element of competition in groups, I had a reason to learn regularly.
This course is a real boost of energy to act. For a long time, I was wondering how to start learning a new language.
This course motivated me. Due to interesting tasks and the element of competition in groups, I had a reason to learn regularly. After some time, learning turned into a habit by itself and now every day, even on weekends, I remember about learning. Thanks to regular exercises, I see great progress - I understand more and more, and I am able to build short statements without much thought. It's only after 3 months!
Thank you Konrad for this course.
Unfortunately, I cannot name the best 'point' of the course, because I liked its whole form very much
What were your language learning problems before enrolling in our course? My biggest problem was the difficulty in creating sentences, despite knowing grammar and basic vocabulary. I really like learning foreign languages, it gives me great pleasure, but the effects of 'traditional' methods were not always satisfactory enough for me.
When I got to this course website, I decided that it was worth trying a different method than before - I hit the bull's eye! Unfortunately, I cannot name the best 'point' of the course, because I liked its whole form very much 🙂 so much so that I have recommended this course to many of my friends!
I was learning the melody of a given language
What were your language learning problems before enrolling in our course? I couldn't learn. Since primary school, I was learning and learning all the time, with no major effects.
What made you sign up for this course? My sister persuaded me to sign up for the course. She was looking for a second person to take the course to get a discount.
What did you like the most about the course? I liked the method, the fact that it is a young child's method. Actually, I never thought about it, because I was told to learn words from an early age, this learning was very slow. I'm not the type of person to cram anything by heart. Here, however, it is completely different. Konrad even forbade learning vocabulary. I was learning the melody of a given language, the sound of individual phrases and expressions. Just like a small child who first listens to the whole world around him and then starts to speak.
How do you evaluate the learning outcomes? For my very slow pace of work, I think I've learned a lot. And if I were to compare the knowledge of French, which I have been learning for 13 weeks and I have never had contact with this language before, to English, which I've been learning from an early age, I know French only slightly less than my current level of English.









