Learning the French language is all about grammar, vocabulary … and courage! Fortunately, the Internet and social media allow us today to supplement your learning of French with additional resources to enhance your learning experience French and improve your proficiency in French and your overall language skills French and your overall language skills French and a15> supplement your learning of the French language easily and stress-free!
Marion, teacher at CILFA, she shares her top 5 Instagram accounts to help you learn French!
Do you like Instagram? Me too!
By the way, I manage the IG account for CILFA and I spend a lot of time looking for some interesting resources to share with the old former and new students on our networks.
Here are my favorites:
A cup of French
Vocabulary, grammar, idioms, culture… It’s all here! It’s simply the perfect Instagram account to support your learning of French as a Foreign Language (FLE). Plus, it’s very well put together! Don’t hesitate to go and take a look at it.
France.say
If you love the French language, this account is for you! France.say offers you a new vocabulary word or expression every day (ones we don’t always think to teach in class). Note: For B1 level and above!
Box At FLE
It’s nice and useful. And most importantly, sometimes, it’s really funny! Go check it out for yourself!
The Moving Jaw
Calling all foodies: here’s an account that combines the joy of eating with learning! The Moving Jaw is an Instagram account for people who want to learn French while discovering French cuisine and gastronomy. Each post includes vocabulary with audio to help you with pronunciation. Bon appétit!
Champdiris
A former CILFA student, Saki—a true Francophile—talks about the cultural differences between Japan and France and her favorite idioms!
To wrap up, I would like to share with you a bonus favorite of mine: A Little Sketch
Check out the Instagram account of CILFA (follow us!)
Discover more tips from CILFA:
Useful websites for learning the French language
Memorizing Vocabulary (Levels B1 and B2)
Learning a language well also means taking some classes!
See you soon at CILFA!
