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🎥 Speaking French: Bronze 1
🧾 Intro / Reflection
I’ve been learning French for like a year prior to this, I decided to start over again using my system. So bronze 1 was a breeze for me. Personally having already been learning Spanish, It’s not too difficult for me to learn. I do still struggle with pronouncing the link words that end in s and following a word that starts with a vowel or h.
French pronunciation is tricky, but I’m finding a rhythm. I did this while stacking some survey apps on the side, passive income while studying = a win-win. 👇
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📱 Inboxdollars: $25.00
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📱 Qmee: $20.00
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📚 What I Learned This Rank
✅ Bronze 1 Complete
| Category | Covered |
|---|---|
| Greetings + Introduction | ✅ |
| Personal pronouns (I, you, he/she) | ✅ |
| “To be” verb | ✅ |
| Days of the Week | ✅ |
| Numbers 1–10 | ✅ |
| Please / Thank you / Yes / No | ✅ |
| Basic sentence structure (S–V–O) | ✅ |
🧠 Examples of What I Can Say Now
- Bonjour, je m’appelle Andy.
(Hello, my name is Andy.) - Je suis américain / chinois.
(I am American / Chinese.) - Aujourd’hui c’est lundi.
(Today is Monday.) - Oui / Non / Merci / S’il vous plaît
(Yes / No / Thank you / Please) - Un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq…
(1, 2, 3, 4, 5…)
📝My French notes
✏️ Sentence structure
Subject-Verb-Object (S-V-O)
🙋 Greetings & Identity
- Salut / Bonjour – Hello
- Je suis Andy – I’m Andy
- Je m’appelle Andy – I’m called Andy
- Comment t’appelles-tu ? – What’s your name? (informal)
- Comment vous appelez-vous ? – What’s your name? (formal)
suis vs appelle – I am | I’m called
👍 Yes / No / Politeness
- Oui – Yes
- Non – No
- S’il vous plaît – Please
- Merci – Thank you
🌍 Nationality
- Chinois – Chinese
- Américain – American
🔢 Numbers 1–10
- Un – 1 | Deux – 2 | Trois – 3 | Quatre – 4 | Cinq – 5
- Six – 6 | Sept – 7 | Huit – 8 | Neuf – 9 | Dix – 10
📅 Days of the Week
- Lundi – Monday
- Mardi – Tuesday
- Mercredi – Wednesday
- Jeudi – Thursday
- Vendredi – Friday
- Samedi – Saturday
- Dimanche – Sunday
first part + di = day of week except Sunday
🧠 Verb “Être” (to be)
- Je suis – I am
- Tu es – You are
- Il / Elle est – He / She is
- Nous sommes – We are
- Vous êtes – You are (formal/plural)
- Ils / Elles sont – They are
✅ Bronze 1 French Test Results
- “Bonjour, comment vous appelez-vous?”
✔️ Correct formal greeting and question. - “Je suis Andy, je suis américain.”
✔️ Very good! Just a small accent note: américain has an accent. - “Non, je suis américain.”
✔️ Correct and clear response. - “Merci, de rein.”
❌ Small typo here. It should be “de rien” (not de rein, which means “of reindeer” 🦌 😄). - “Un, deux, troi, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix”
❌ Small spelling error: it’s trois, not troi. But pronunciation-wise, you probably know it. - “Il est américain.”
✔️ Perfect subject-verb-object sentence. - “Je suis chinois.”
✔️ Excellent—another solid SVO sentence with correct form of être and nationality.
✅ Verdict: You Pass Bronze 1!
You clearly know how to:
- Greet
- Introduce yourself
- Use être
- Answer basic questions
- Count to 10
- Use simple grammar structures
Once you fix the tiny spelling slipups, you’re good to move on to Bronze 2.
🎯 Next Steps / Goals
Next rank: Bronze 2 – Talking about your likes, hobbies, and your daily activities. Excited to build on these basics and get conversational.
📚 Resources I Used
- ChatGPT (for sentence practice + explanations + tests)
- YouTube (for pronunciation + listening)
- Google Translate (for fast checks)
- My language language learning structure (coming soon)
🌍 Bonus Resources You Might Like
- 🧠 Duolingo – decent for language base, I personally don’t like it.
- 💬 r/languagelearning – check their FAQ for app lists and learning resources. I rarely browse, but it’s a popular hub.
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