IMPROVE your FRENCH SPEAKING...

Hi, I'm Rory. I lead serious French learners beyond the frustration of boring and ineffective grammar lessons, helping them confidently achieve all of their goals.
- Have you been trying to learn French via unproductive methods, such as grammar rules, private tutoring or language apps?
- Are you annoyed you have not progressed with confidence towards your goals?
- Are you ready to finally achieve your goals via a new learning method you have not tried before?
If so, go through my videos and see how I learned French in 12 months, and how I am working with my Students 1-on-1 to do the same.
Once you have done so, you can book in an Application Call with me to see if you qualify to work with me 1-on-1.
Note - I have a small, select number of Students. I will only consider your application if I can see that your are truly serious about achieving your French goals, and you are prepared to financially commit to achieving them. I make free videos here on UA-cam, however teaming up with me 1-on-1 is exclusive and only for those who are the most dedicated to their success.
You will have noticed that I am a French "Coach" and not a "Tutor" or "Teacher". This is as, I cannot "teach" you French if you do not commit to doing the appropriate work. If you are not a hard worker and you are not serious about learning French, please do not book a call as you will be wasting both of our time.
Link for Application Call: calendly.com/f...
--- More about me ---
I begun learning French in late 2019/early 2020, right as Covid 19 began. Living in Melbourne, Australia, we were required to stay at home for months by the government in "confinement". I had always wanted to learn a second language, even after previous bad experiences at High School with Japanese & Italian, so now was the perfect time. I had lots of free time and I couldn't leave my house! I decided to learn French as it was very mysterious to me.
I didn't know much about France, but I knew all of the stereotypes. Men with moustaches, baguettes, croissants and much more! Once I begun learning however I quickly realised how much I enjoyed immersing myself in a culture, so far, yet so close to my own. Frustrated by the traditional and out-dated learning methods school and private tutoring pushes, I was keen to learn via a new method - conversations and stories. Learning "naturally" and allowing the French to come to me made so much more sense than forcing myself to memorise boring grammar rules, or require myself to speak when I didn't have confidence to do so! I learned things I never thought I would, and it has provided me with a new-found self-belief that I am capable of learning anything in the world if I commit to my goals. I want you to experience the same.
My channel is here to provide you with the knowledge you need to learn "real life" French, nothing more.
My channel is NOT here to teach you grammar rules so you can pass a language exam and then forget about French.
I hope you find value in the knowledge and experience I share with you.
I have a small following here on UA-cam & Instagram, and I want to keep it that way. I prefer to have 1,000 passionate French learners that find true value in the knowledge and experience that I share, instead of 1,000,000 "spectators", who just watch my videos for entertainment.
Remember that if you really want to achieve something, all problems become opportunities.
Think about that.
Rory Phelan - French Coach 🇫🇷

[@A13JMC]

Just seeing text may not be enough. Listening with text is better. If visuals as an image is or picture is present, that's an added plus. French in 10 minutes a day is great for beginners.

[@FrenchCoach]

Yep 100%. I always make sure my students see the benefit of learning French as efficiently as possible. Getting 2x the input is a great use of time. Reading + Listening at the same time is super easy to do and very effective ☺

[@A13JMC]

I value the different perspectives on French language learning. Thank you for the videos.

[@A13JMC]

Adding to learning a new language is finding out the target country uses the metric system. OH gas is purchased by the liter in Quebec province? I get the Sutton Quebec newsletter once a week, 6 pm my time. Sutton vous informe. My email provider translates it Sutton informs you. Now correct me here, doesn't the above actually read, Sutton you inform(s). Somewhat of a cultural nuance, the reversal of how Americans speak. I also pick up town hall podcasts from Potton, Quebec. And btw, how do the french tell time? Using the 12 hour or 24 hour clock. Something to think about and be prepared for.

[@A13JMC]

Select an A1 oral speaking exam and put it on 1/2 speed for beginners, practice the questions, and input your own answers where possible. Google talking translator is helpful too. Do some role playing as in an oral exam, in presenting yourself, as interviewer and interviewee.

[@FrenchCoach]

good tips! Following the pronunciation of native speakers is 100% best way to do it. Also, I use the Reverso translator, I find it is much better than Google Translate.

[@TheNutmegStitcher]

I love the idea of engaging in a made up conversation with questions while listening/reading a video!

[@FrenchCoach]

absolutely man - we agree! It's sooo easy to do. I explain lots of tips daily like that over on my Instagram also ☺

[@NibblesNabbles]

Grear video! Thanks to explain how I can immerse French step by step☺️

[@francoiscapet8734]

YOu pretend to speak like a native but do not give us a chance to check it up!
sacré farceur, va....

[@FrenchCoach]

thank you :) glad it was helpful

[@ripe_avocados]

Can you please make a video completely in French? I can’t tell if you are fluent or not. Thanks

[@FrenchCoach]

multiple videos on my channel are in French - look for "in FR" in my titles. Also my more recent videos I speak French more :)

[@ripe_avocados]

@ Thank you 😀👍

[@Dal8077]

Your le drapeau tricolore is the wrong way round. I'm guessing the video was flipped/mirrored???

[@FrenchCoach]

haha yeah exactly - mirrored camera :)