Speak , laugh and learn….


Learning French can feel like a daunting task at first, but what if the secret to mastering it was simpler than we think? It’s not about speaking perfectly from the get-go; instead, it’s about speaking often, laughing at your mistakes, and keeping the process fun and engaging.
When embarking on the journey to learn French, the first key is to speak regularly. Like learning Swahili, you don’t wait to be perfect before you start. In fact, the more you speak, the better you get. Each time you try to form a sentence, whether it’s “Je veux du thé” (I want tea) or “J’aime les poulets grillés” (I love grilled chicken), you’re building your vocabulary and confidence.
Mistakes are inevitable, but they’re not something to fear. In fact, they’re vital to learning. Every time a mistake is corrected, you’re one step closer to fluency. Laugh at your errors, just like how people do when they mix up Swahili words; it’s all part of the fun. Mistakes aren’t failures—they’re opportunities to improve.
Consistency is also essential.
Most importantly, remember that learning a language is about progress. Celebrate every new word, every new sentence, and every time you make a step forward. After all, the more you speak, the better you get.
By Ivan walubeng’o -KV Central Region
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