What is a good app to learn French fluently?

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No language app can make one fluent in any language. I have heard about Duolingo app for French language. As a beginner, you can use the app. You can definitely be rich in basic vocabulary, basic French phrases, some basic grammar but without a real understanding because you need immersion in French,...
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No language app can make one fluent in any language. I have heard about Duolingo app for French language. As a beginner, you can use the app. You can definitely be rich in basic vocabulary, basic French phrases, some basic grammar but without a real understanding because you need immersion in French, you need to communicate in French. For that you need to be social. You need a human being as a trainer. App is anti- social because you are tapping your phone to learn French, you are not meeting people or a person to communicate in French. read less
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Many apps are available but some of the these will prove helpful. Learn French and Duo Lingo French
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Hi Ankita, my answer would be, what is your current scenario, are you tight on time, if so go for the app. But, if you do have some time, it should be ok to invest your time in learning with a tutor. From your perspective which one suits best for you, you should choose that to reach your goals. All...
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An App that we could suggest is Duolingo but that will not suffice for learning a language fluently.
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Dear French Aspirant, Many websites are available. Once you know language's power and potential, you could search depending on your interest. However, it is not the only factor to determine your welfare. You may be good at spoken, conversational french, writing skill/pattern, etc. Best of luck for en...
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Dear French Aspirant, Many websites are available. Once you know language's power and potential, you could search depending on your interest. However, it is not the only factor to determine your welfare. You may be good at spoken, conversational french, writing skill/pattern, etc. Best of luck for endeavour! read less
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