Heyyy wassup, welcome abord the best Québec French Skool on the internet !! This community will teach you the real spoken Québec French from zeroooo to herooo, so make sure your notebook is within arm reach because you will need it real soon! If you didn't know, I'm Etien (Native from Québec) and I have been teaching Québec French one-on-one to more than 500 students for a total of probably 1500+ private lessons. I started a Youtube channel because I was tired of repeating the same thing over and over, this lead to me to organize all theses video as courses and creating this Skool ! The main goal of this skool is to help you: COMMUNICATE CONFIDENTLY IN QUÉBEC Since everyone is at different levels, I created different levels in the classroom ! Level 1 if you're a total beginner ! Level 2 if you can understand something Level 3 if you understand well but find it difficult to express yourself in French! Get the Skool App 👉🏼 Apple 👉🏼 Google Introduce yourself down below or make a post !

Ce matin j'ai eu un chat avec ma femme. Elle m'a dit: "You've been working on learning French for a long time now. How long is this going to take?" Je ne sais pas, j'ai dit. Autant de temps qu'il faudra! Mais, j'ai pensé peut-être je passe de temps faire le chose moins utile pour moins. J'ai expliqué ma processus à Gemini et il m'a donné des informations intéressant. Voici le commentaire d'IA: 1. Why Your Progress Isn't Scaling (and the Fixes) When you are a beginner, progress feels rapid because you are going from knowing zero words to knowing hundreds. As you approach the intermediate/advanced transition (often referred to as the "intermediate plateau"), progress becomes much more subtle. To break through, you may need to shift from passive/gamified learning to active, real-world engagement: - The Duolingo Limitation: While great for building a basic daily habit and learning rudimentary syntax, Duolingo has very low efficiency for intermediate-to-advanced learners. It uses translated, isolated sentences rather than natural, contextual language. Continuing to do multiple lessons a day at your level may be yielding diminishing returns. - Anki Burnout vs. Anki Bloat: Flashcards are excellent for retention, but they teach vocabulary out of context. If you are spending hours reviewing cards, you are practicing remembering cards, not utilizing the language. - The Shift to Native Input (The "Correction"): To reach fluency, your brain needs comprehensible input that mimics real life. - Action: Try replacing Duolingo and heavy Anki sessions with consuming native French media (podcasts, YouTube, news, novels) at a level where you understand 70–80% of what is being said. 2. How Long Does It Take to Achieve Fluency? The U.S. Foreign Service Institute (FSI), which trains diplomats, categorizes French as a Category I language (one of the easiest for native English speakers to learn). According to FSI data