Will French basics is enough to travel to France?

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yes, It depends on your objective to go to France.
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It depends on your objective to go to France. If you could elaborate, could guide u further.
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Ya if its only for a trip or a visit ...
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Let me give you two perspectives: As a tourist:Yes, basic French is usually enough. Learning common phrases for greetings, restaurants, shopping, transportation, and asking for help can make your trip much smoother and more enjoyable. Many tourists visit France every year with only basic French. As a...
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Let megive you two perspectives: As a tourist:Yes, basic French is usually enough. Learning common phrases for greetings, restaurants, shopping, transportation, and asking for help can make your trip much smoother and more enjoyable. Many tourists visit France every year with only basic French. As a student:That's a different story. If you're planning to study in France, especially in a French-taught programme, basic French won't be enough. You'll need a much stronger command of the language to follow classes, participate in discussions, complete assignments, and handle daily life independently. Most students should aim for at least a B1 or B2 level, depending on their academic goals. So, for tourism, basic French is often sufficient. For studies or work purpose, it's better to learn up to atleast level 4 (B2). 🇫🇷 read less
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