Tip of the Week #346: Dreaming French

A few weeks ago, I recommended Lengualytics.  The site is great if you want to track the time you spend studying languages.
 
If you study French, I have more good news for you.  Dreaming French launched this last week. 

Dreaming French makes it easy—you listen to French, you watch French, and the site keeps track of your hours for you.

The moment you start counting the hours you spend studying, you start noticing your progress.  You see where you’ve been, where you are, and where you’re headed. It’s motivating.  And, when it comes to language learning, motivation is half the battle.

I recommend Dreaming Spanish all the time for this very reason.  Dreaming French now does the same for French learners. 

Plug in your headphones, log your time, and let the hours build up in the background while your brain does the work. 

One warning about Dreaming French.  There are not many videos available yet for free.  But, give it time.  If the French teachers are anything like the Spanish teachers, the videos will add up soon.

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