Mark Noble

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Learning a new language can seem difficult, if not impossible at the very beginning. If you’re an adult, then it probably seems even scarier. You may have had a bad experience trying to learn a second language in school. You’ve wanted to learn French for some time now. It could just be because you’re in love with the language or you may live in an area where French is routinely spoken. Regardless of the reason, your desire to learn a second language is genuine, and it has driven you here.
It’s easier than you think
You’re not going to pull out your hair while learning French. It won’t be long until you amaze your friends and family by speaking French to them. It’s entirely possible that you could even hold a conversation with a native French speaker within a mere matter of weeks.
Learn the most common words spoken in public
It seems that learning a foreign language is difficult because there are so many words to learn. In fact, this isn’t the truth at all. There are only about 1,000 words that you need to learn. If you learn just these words, it’s possible to have a conversation with just about anyone. You’ll be talking to strangers in no time, and it will even surprise you.
A second language opens up a new world of opportunities
Learn phrases that you’ll use every day
Speak to the locals while traveling
Place orders at your favorite restaurants
Have casual conversations in French
You may live in a community where French is widely spoken. If so, then you already have a feeling of what you’re missing out on. It’s an even bigger deal if you’re a businessperson who’s losing out on profits. Think about all the lost sales that you’ve had up until this point. You can be one step ahead of the competition by merely speaking the language of those who are seeking products or services.

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