But this doesn’t entirely mean it’s impossible to learn French as a second language. This is one of the many reasons why many people easily gives up in learning the language or any other languages. But nothing can’t be learned if motivation, patience and practice is put in to the act of doing it.
Think about how the rest of the world tries to learn the English language. They too have difficulties of their own but since they expose themselves to everything English as they learn, they come out eventually, successful. The same result happens with a native English speaker since the accent and intonation can both be easily distinguished if it’s done by a native or not.
Online guides and free audio materials are helpful in learning the French language. There is much to it in the pronunciation of the French words that an English learner needs to learn and it is recommended that a person has to be exposed to French words, programs, songs and movies while on the process of learning.
To make sure you land yourself a good spot amongst native French speakers, make sure that you embrace the French alphabet and proper pronunciation. Having said this, we again go back to how practice should be done after French lessons. Nothing is better than putting to the test what you have learned so far. Even if this means you make mistakes. The truth is that you will never learn if you don’t commit mistakes. But if you think you always do, don’t worry, as long as you have the will to carry on, you will get over mistakes quick enough before you can say "Ces’t la vie!"
