I need help !
My English are not so good... and French, I can hardly.
What language should I focus on? Should I do both?
Thank you,
Michelle
I need help !
My English are not so good... and French, I can hardly.
What language should I focus on? Should I do both?
Thank you,
Michelle
I need help !
My English are not so good... and French, I can hardly.
What language should I focus on? Should I do both?
Thank you,
Michelle
The short answer is yes.
English is the lingua franca or working language of international businesses these days, so there is no getting around it, but learning some French is almost necessary here in Romandie. Your English is not that bad, so I'd start with French classes (some are online and free, but find a language exchange group, too) and later catch up with English, perhaps with certification from places such as Cambridge Institute or similar places.
The short answer is yes.
English is the lingua franca or working language of international businesses these days, so there is no getting around it, but learning some French is almost necessary here in Romandie. Your English is not that bad, so I'd start with French classes (some are online and free, but find a language exchange group, too) and later catch up with English, perhaps with certification from places such as Cambridge Institute or similar places.
Thank you for your answer!
I'm from the USA, I can understand broken english, however it's my eperience that its difficult be be understood speaking broken french.
"My english isn't very good" would be more easily understood.
I'm from the USA, I can understand broken english, however it's my eperience that its difficult be be understood speaking broken french.
"My english isn't very good" would be more easily understood.
www.learn-french-geneva.com
I'm from the USA, I can understand broken english, however it's my eperience that its difficult be be understood speaking broken french.
"My english isn't very good" would be more easily understood.
Thank you for your answer:)
