You started learning French because you fell in love…

It’s hard to explain what attracts us to a particular language, but one way or another, it’s almost as if French chose you.

In the beginning, it was all good. First words, first phrases. You were using your apps, your books, perhaps you even had a tutor. 

You had hope.

And then… life happened.

You fell off the wagon for a few months, or even a few years, and now you’re kinda stuck.

You want to go back to French but every resource that’s recommended to you is so uninspiring that you find it extremely difficult to stick to “a routine”.

So you give up, pick it up, give up, and start blaming yourself for simply not being self-disciplined or motivated enough.

You know that you should “practice more” but there’s nobody around you to speak French with you, and honestly, just the thought of having a meaningless conversation on a basic topic doesn’t sound appealing at all to you.

My dear beautiful soul. It has nothing to do with you.

The thing is, most language learning methods out there, both traditional and modern, focus on the result so much that they make it near to impossible to connect to the process.

This reinforces the disconnect that already exists between you and a language that you would love to speak with ease and confidence, but can’t just yet.

Take a deep breath. You’re in the right place.

Let’s take a walk, you and I…