The age-old advice is to simply continue speaking in French and make it known that you want to keep practising. If this does not work, then there is a silver lining.

And remember, as a rule, it's always safer and more polite to use the "vous," or formal version of French, unless you're speaking to a child.

people who have been living in France for a few years will speak decent French - but sitting down to a written exam can still be daunting. So the team at The Local have put together some tips ...

Speaking — mostly in French — at the film’s press conference, the Oscar winner recalled previously being “afraid” to take on more than “secondary parts” in the language.

How to Apply Info Sessions As a French major at CU Boulder, you’ll learn to speak and write French in addition to learning the literature, cinema and culture of France and other areas where French is ...