I can't see full french movies in Youtube, such a pity! :/
Can you please send a link. Merci beaucoup :)
Ok so I have A MASSIVE STRUGGLE on which language should I formally learn in a language institute, either Korean or French. To give a background, I just recently studied Elementary Korean in a formal class HOWEVER sad to say, I failed the speaking exam ONLY (I got higher scores in reading, listening and writing.) With that being said, I can't still somehow move on coz the standards are really high in the Korean Cultural Center here in the Philippines.
If you were to say that I must go with the language I like better, to be honest I can't really pick one. Coz both of the language interests me a lot in DIFFERENT ASPECTS.
As for job opportunity, both of the language are useful as one of the reasons why I'm learning foreign language is for me to be a bilingual call center agent.
And I don't know if it just me but my biggest problem is that I'm such a BIPOLAR AND INDECISIVE between those two. For an instance, I might decide to take French at this moment but after a minute or two suddenly I'll make up my mind to take Korean. And sometimes, I'm also tempt to learn Spanish. I think I'm having a disorder or something! ANYONE experiencing the same problem? :/
So going back the BIGGEST QUESTION is shall I learn Elementary Korean again or shall I start fresh with French since I also have the basic foundation with it via self-study?
Hi y'all matey! I'm a native Filipino and I'm currently working in an Australian company over the phone which makes it more necessary for me to have an accent that is close to theirs for me to be easily understood. I want to have an authentic one coz sometimes they still think that I'm an asian and I just prefer to have an authentic one. I know the fact that I don't need to force myself to have their accent HOWEVER there are some customers who are racists and wants to speak with a native Australian which is not a good thing.
So yeah I prefer British or Aussie accent. BUT which do you think is the best accent for learners? And the BIGGEST QUESTION is how can I naturally acquire it aside from listening to native speakers? Coz everyday I'm speaking with the native ones but I can't acquire the authentic I think :/
