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International student for France

so im and indian high school student thinking to study in france as its not too expensive there but k dont know french so should i learn it or join an english taught program university btw im in 11th grade so i have 2yrs of time till university and can you all also recommend me some good and affordable colleges in france or eu. Thank you

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u/random_guy6309 — 2 days ago
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My Duolingo has been stuck on 1 level for MONTHS.

This is suuuper annoying: my Duolingo has been stuck on one level for MONTHS. Does anyone know how I can fix this — I have tried everything:

- tried completing the level on browser
- deleting and redownloading the app
- clearing app cache
- skipping ahead and then coming back (when i skip ahead i can complete a level, but because i have to go to a whole other section i miss loads of stuff and don’t want to have those gaps in my knowledge)
- contacting support 2 times — they never responded

the only thing i haven’t been able to do (because you can no longer make a duo for schools account) is creating a separate teacher account and adding it to a classroom to skip it ahead one level….

it’s extra frustrating because i pay for premium and have not had any use of it on the language that i want for MONTHS. pls someone help….

u/daddyissuestothemax — 3 days ago
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"It appears like" vs "if seems like"

While I get that the former might be used more often, aren't both meanings pretty much the same?

u/Kitedo — 2 days ago
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On vs nous

I guess I learned today nous is formal while on is casual. Is this the same as tu contre vous?

u/Kitedo — 2 days ago
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Why is it "Elle est" in this question?

I'm confused by this, why is it "Elle est"? there are no feminine words in the rest of the sentence.

u/PureGinge — 8 days ago
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I finished the complete French course in 205 days working an average of 2.5 hours per day. I did skip some of the first part of A1 due to some prior experience with the language (I lived in a francophone African country for two years over 50 years ago).

I found that the course was quite good at teaching writing and grammar skills and building some useful vocabulary. In addition, I read novels in French (I recommend Jules Verne), and I watched Netflix French series with the subtitles also in French. I'm getting ready to go to France for three weeks and I feel pretty confident in my ability to communicate. When I return, I intend to attend events at my town's Alliance Francaise which seems to be pretty active. I live in the United States.

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u/No_Pianist9997 — 13 days ago
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New update

I have a French score of 46, and have been shoved over to the new update, I was a fair chunk through unit 4 I think, but now the new update looks as though I’ve studied a bunch of stuff I haven’t, and I’m just so lost. I’d happily go back and redo the whole of unit 4, so I can learn the French but I can only do the reviews. Has this happened to others, I’m just so confused and it’s quite demoralising tbh.

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u/Top-Aide-6228 — 9 days ago