** Read French Read French newspapers and magazines. For each article, make a list of the words you don't know, look them all up after you finish the article, and then read it again while referring to the list. Check out these French readers and bilingual books. Or you might prefer reading children's books like Le Petit Prince. Use a dictionary to make flashcards and themed word lists. * Use the flashcards to label everything in your house - doors, walls, bookshelves, rooms, etc. * Keep word lists in a binder - flip through the pages every day to test yourself. When you're sure that you know every word on a list, remove it from the binder to make room for new lists. **Speak French You can't learn how to speak French in a vacuum - at some point you just have to get out there and speak it. First, do some solo work on pronunciation, and then put your French into practice: Use French whenever and wherever you can. One obvious situation is shopping - write your shopping lists in French, count out your four apples or six cans of tuna fish in French, look at prices and imagine how to say them in French, etc. Try to think in French. When walking to the refrigerator, think J'ai soif or Qu'est-ce que je vais manger ? **Write in French Use the forum to ask questions and exchange messages with other French speakers. Find a pen pal to practice with. **Have Fun with French Enjoy yourself - learning doesn't have to be a chore. Take a look at the inspiration and fun links. Make a language scrapbook to keep all of your notes and related information in one place.

As an Algerian I think you already do speak some French at least, it isn't a very difficult language to learn if you know some English as well. The following are some essential steps you can take to learn French : **French Classes One of the most efficient ways to learn how to speak French is to take a class. If you don't want to attend a language school, there are almost certainly some reasonably-priced French classes available at your local community college or adult education center. If at all possible, spend some time in a French-speaking country - that is the absolute best way to learn French. **Online French Lessons Work on the basic vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and verb lessons in my French for Beginners section. You can choose between studying with the checklist (for a logical study order) or by topic. **Listen to French Listen to spoken French every day. The more you listen, the easier it will be for you to acquire that lovely French accent. Invest in some audio resources. Listen to French radio and watch television - even though it will be difficult to understand, it will help you get used to the rhythms of French speech. Listen to French music - you may not understand all the words, but your subconscious will be working away. Watch French movies. While reading the English subtitles, your mind will unconsciously work on decoding the French (well, that's what my high school teacher told me anyway).

Try to have fun when you learn it...films, games...

Bonjour, You have to try first and then decide if it is difficult or not for you...

Hi you can learn French at italki. Go to http://www.italki.com/resources/french/videos