Huha Bele Facebook ad: “french class is built wrong for adults”

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everything you were taught about learning french is wrong if you're over 45 That's not my opinion. That's what a former Sorbonne language researcher told me last spring. I'd just confessed to her that I'd been "learning" french for 6 years. My wife is from Bordeaux. Her parents speak no english. I'd tried that green owl app for 2 years. I'd tried evening classes at the community college. I'd tried a private tutor on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I was worse than when I started. The researcher said something that stopped me cold. Adult brains don't learn language the way kids do. Kids absorb through immersion and play. Adults learn through pattern recognition. Through context. Through grammar logic. Most apps are designed for kid-style learning. Which is why every adult I know has quit one. She told me about a different method. Designed specifically for adult cognition. 15 minutes a day. Patterns first. Real-life dialogue. I started in March. By August I was sitting on my in-laws' terrace in Bordeaux, debating my father-in-law about french politics. Losing the debate. But debating. In french. Don't let language stop you. Link below. 👇

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bonjourtalk.com

french class is built wrong for adults

A former Sorbonne researcher explains why adult brains need a completely different approach.