I am a Hindi teacher. Can I become a French trainer?

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Learning a language needs passion and teaching needs dedication and experience. As you are already a language teacher, continue side by side to learn french for atleast 2 years, complete B1 and then start teaching. That will do justification for you and your students. All the best !
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Of course ! In fact, if you know Hindi better, the easier it becomes to learn Fr. (Mai (I) is similar to « moi » (me) Tu / tum (you) are similar to « tu » (you);2 = Do / deux 3 = Tin / trois 7 = Saat / sept 8 = Haat / huit 9 = No / neuf 10 = Das /dix ; Marnaa / mourir (to die) Denaa / donner (to...
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Of course ! In fact, if you know Hindi better, the easier it becomes to learn Fr. (Mai (I) is similar to « moi » (me) Tu / tum (you) are similar to « tu » (you);2 = Do / deux 3 = Tin / trois 7 = Saat / sept 8 = Haat / huit 9 = No / neuf 10 = Das /dix ; Marnaa / mourir (to die) Denaa / donner (to give) Naam / nom (name) Saabun / savon (soap); How was it? read less
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Of course you can. You just need to learn it systematically. In fact there are many similarities between French and Hindi grammar
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French Teacher

yes you can
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INTERACT BY USING NATIVE LANGUAGE

yes you can learn.
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teaching with friendly

Yes.. but a little knowledge of English will make you easy to learn
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