девочка / девушка I am confused about some vocabulary in my textbook. Do I have this the correct way? девочка = a young girl / child девушка = a teenage girl Thanks.

FRENCH-ENGLISH / FRANCAIS-ANGLAIS -- Conversation exchange

Hi,

Are you a native French speaker from France?

Are you learning English?

Would you like informal tutoring for free?

I am looking for English-French conversation partners. I would like to chat on video call. I can help you with English if you can help me with French. We can chat for 30 minutes or 1 hour,  50:50 French:English. I can chat most times and days.

I would like to meet people who are serious about learning English. Ideally, people who want to talk regularly and to make big improvements. Any level - beginner to advanced.

Please do not hesitate to contact me!

I am looking for English-French language exchange to help me with my language challenge!

Hi!

My name is Richard. I am a native English speaker from the United Kingdom. I know basic French. I am searching for French people for regular language exchange. If you can help me learn French, I can help you learn English!

I would like to talk for 1 hour. English for 30 minutes, then French for 30 minutes.

Please message me if you would like to have a conversation exchange.

MY CHALLENGE!

My dream is to be fluent in French. I want to be able to have nice conversations in French. I was not happy with my progress learning French alone in the UK... so I have come to France!

I have moved to Paris alone for 6 weeks! I decided to stay in a banlieue where there is very little English spoken.I will stay here until the end of August.

School courses were too expensive, so I am learning using: textbooks, youtube, iTalki tutors, and meeting local Parisians.

I have 6 weeks for just learning French! I am very nervous and scared, but hopeful I will learn a lot.

I would like to see how far I can get in this 6 weeks!

Cheap France language immersion in the summer...

Hi,

I am very lucky to have 4 or 5 weeks free this summer (July / August) for holiday time. I would really like to use this as a chance to develop my French. I would like to go to a Francophone country and dedicate this time to intensive immersion learning.

Unfortunately, I don't have much money for this. I would like to keep daily expenses very cheap, and there is no way I can afford to pay a language school. I would be looking to pay for flights, some cheap accommodation, and then to learn by myself.

I can speak basic French, about A2 level. I watch lots of French TV, films, podcasts, etc. So my listening skills are much better than my speaking. I hardly ever speak any French - only to myself in the shower! I hope that a month language immersion would help me to rapidly increase my French skills.I would like to be B2 by the end of the year.

Ideally, I would like to go to Quebec but I think the flights might be too expensive. Fortunately, I live close to Manchester airport and there are plenty of cheap flights to France.

I would love to hear from people who have organised their own immersion holiday. Maybe you have some advice for where to go, how to do things on a budget, best way to learn...

Some things about me:

- I don't like busy cities. I would prefer to avoid places like Paris

- I am not  interested in partying and nightlife

- I would like to avoid very hot weather

- I like to visit historical sites, museums, galleries, villages,