I'd like some advice, please! I'm learning French this year and I was excited about it! Because of remote school, I'm not taking a language in school when I would have this year. I'm using the Duolingo app to learn on my own. Duolingo is fun and I do it a lot, I'm moving forward in the app too, but not in real life. I still can't say a full sentence. I tried making flashcards, but they took too long to write. (This is not me being lazy, but me having at least an hour and a half of homework after I get out of school at 3 :'P)Can I have suggestions as to a different app I could use, a way to learn faster, better study habits, or, anything that could help? Thanks in advance =)

Anything and Everything

Explanation: I started learning french in middle school and now im taking Ap French. I would reccommend listening to french music which I found helpful and there are some french shows and movies  you can watch. Any intro to the language is beneficial my recommendations are...

I have a french playlist if you're interested but anyway I really like watching miraculous ladybug for the action and french dialogue but if you're looking for something more with suspense you could watch Into The Night. It's a netflix show I won't spoil for you but really opening you're world and knowledge is what will definitely help you. Learning the lyrics to any french songs will pique your interest and boost your vocab while movies and shows will help you with conversational skills and dialogue responses. Wish you the best of luck and safety Bonne chance :)

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true

explanation:

french mistake 9 - capitalization

the first person singular subject pronoun je, days of the week, months of the year, and languages are not capitalized in french. see the lesson for a few other common categories of french terms which are capitalized in english but not in french.