First of all, the French will certainly listen and speak French. French is the national language of France. Some rural residents in western Brittany use Brittany as their spoken language. But almost no one in Brittany where I live speaks this language. Corsicans also speak two local dialects in their daily lives: one is similar to Tuscany dialect in Italy, and the other is similar to northern Sardinia dialect.

French is from difficult to easy, so it's not too difficult to make a good start, memorize every knowledge and lay a good foundation.

First of all, you should pay attention to pronunciation and learn it well, otherwise poor pronunciation will be a lifelong thing. Once you learn pronunciation, remember those special pronunciations that don't conform to the general pronunciation rules, and then you can read all French, and then you begin to learn vocabulary, usually starting with verb inversion sentences and basic dialogues. Learning French pays attention to rules. It is not too difficult to memorize special situations except the laws of pronunciation and verb displacement. The next step is to slowly get in touch with grammar. Tenses are quite complicated, so it would be better if the teacher could sort them out. Recommended culture education.

Hope to adopt.