@@sushanpandey5291 well I'd say: Listen to French as much as possible Learn the most used verbs and words of the French language ( you can find lists online) Read easy texts, they will give you a feeling of sentence structure. Speak as much as possible, don't be afraid of making mistakes. Get an online teacher ( italki) .
This video helped me so much! I'm finishing my studies here in Brazil and simultaneously studying English and French because I'll apply to some Canadian universities next year. For that, I gotta take DELF and TOEFL, but French is currently my priority because les québecois de Montréal parlent français. Anyway, just have to thank you very much for this amazing video :)
You’re very welcome, this makes me so happy to hear!! I wish you the best of luck with your studies- it sounds so exciting!! I was supposed to study in Montreal but it got cancelled due to Covid :/ I hope you’ll enjoy it though, it looks like such a great culture 🤩
Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento oh wow learning two languages is so great!! Hopefully I can help you with English and French!! Thank you so much for the support so far :) which is your native language if you don’t mind me asking?
Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento I’m so glad I can help you! Your English already seems pretty good to me so keep up the good work!! I think Portuguese is such a beautiful language, you will soon be trilingual one day that’s awesome :)
@@laviedamelia oh thank you very much, I'm very happy to be getting this: '), hopefully I can get there. Yes, Portuguese is beautiful but difficult kkk Thank you very much for the support
Thanks- that's been very useful. Not sure if I'm going to take the exam, as I don't need to, but watching this, and looking at some papers, I think I'm B2. Phew!
Hey! I think if I remember correctly, I think it was that you had 5 minutes to read and then pick which topic you wanted to speak about, and then you had half an hour to prepare (I think it just seemed quicker to me because I was trying to get so many ideas down as fast as possible!!) but yes always check the website as they will have updated information according to the year you take the exam :)
Hello, I hope you can see this and reply because it would literally save MY life...I know you mentioned it in the video but I didn't really understand and was a bit lost.. I want to study in France next year and I know I have to start with all the paperwork, etc since this year, but I was wondering, did you take the delf exam until you got accepted into a university? did you take the exam a year before actually going? do you have to prove you have it when signing up for the university you want to go to?:( I am so lost, I'm so sorry..
Hey no worries!! So I took the exam in March, and had planned to study in France in September of that same year. But as far as I can remember (this was two years ago now) I applied to the french unis in around March anyway, and they just wanted me to say provisionally that I was planning to take the delf B2 exam and mention when I would get the results (which was pretty soon after I took the exam anyway). Then when I passed, they sent me the certificate in the post but the university never asked me to prove that I had passed anyway! So it’s okay to apply to the unis before you pass the exam I would say, as there is an option to say when you’ll be getting the results anyway, and that wasn’t an issue for me. It might depend how you are applying for the universities, but I applied with Parcoursup, so it might be different depending on who you apply with! I think as long as yoj will have passed it by the time you begin uni, it shouldn’t be an issue, but maybe double check with the specific unis in case! In any case, good luck with everything and I hope toi will enjoy studying in France! Let me know if you have any more questions 🤗
@@laviedamelia thank you so so much for taking the reply to reply, you have no idea how much this has helped me, you are so kind, I hope you have a wonderful day/night and tysm again 😊
Hey Amelia, thanks for all the details in the video, there are literally no recent videos describing this exam, Just 1 question if anyone could help, In the oral exams, are we supposed to write answers in full sentences or just 1 or 2 precise words would suffice?
@@laviedamelia sorry I wasn't clear, No I mean the part where we have to listen to audio & write down the answers, where they test our listening skills, so do we write those answers down in whole sentence or 1-2 exact words would be ok.
@@hawkeye4659 omg I’m so so sorry for the late reply, I’ve just seen this!! And as long as you get the key words or points, I don’t think it matters whether you put an entire sentence or not. I hope that helps!
@@laviedamelia Hey no worries, Appreciate your response, I gave the exam, overall it went great. The supervisors over there help you out if you have any doubts at all, before the exam. & They speak english, so it's cool.
Hi Amelia. In what centre de formation did you take your delf ? Is it in Alliance Francaise in Paris ? Also, what was your total score if you do not mind me asking ? TIA
Bonjour Je voulais savoir si c’est possible .. pendant l’oral pour le B2 est-ce que c’est trop difficile d avoir le maximum de points ? Ils sont gentils?ou ils veulent qu’on soit parfait ? Svp répondez moi 🙏🏻
Hey Amelia! Thanks for your video! I just have one question. Whats the difference between the delf B2 junior and the delf B2 "tout public" I just need to know if the unuversities accept both because i can do the junior(im 17) but i am worried that the universities wont accept it. Im Lebanese btw. Thanks a lot!
Hi! Thanks for your comment! After having a look on the CIEP DELF website, it seems to me that the Delf B2 Junior is for non-Francophone students who are enrolled at a French/Francophone school and take the exam as part of their education and learning of the French language whilst at school. Whereas the DELF B2 tout public is for anyone that isn't a French native, whether enrolled in education or not. I took the tout public option as I wasn't enrolled in a French school. It seems as they are both the same level 'B2', they will each be of equal difficulty, so I think the only difference is where they are taken and how you apply for them. I would assume that universities wouldn't mind whether you have taken tout public or junior, as long as the level is B2, as it is your competency that they are more concerned about. However, I do not know this information for sure, and you can always get in touch with the university or talk to someone from the DELF organisation to make sure! Hope this helps, and best of luck :)
I failed 3 times in a row.... I'm in a country where the education system is real harsh on the students.... (je nai pas de chance...) Ps: mes profs m'ont dit, "en corée du sud, l'evaluation du delf et autres l'examens sont plus strictes.... ( je veux mourir mais pourquoi 😥)
I completely understand and sympathise with you!! Language learning is of course, not easy, so props to you for keeping trying!! Sending you the best of luck to eventually achieve it!!
Hey! I think it would be a good idea to prepare some useful phrases beforehand for the writing and speaking sections, so you don't have to think of too many things to say spontaneously in the exam, and for the listening and reading sections, the best thing to do is to think about the answers LOGICALLY. If you don't know an answer straight away, don't be afraid to take an educated guess, because as I have mentioned in the video, you may be awarded marks even if your answer is not 100% correct! So don't be too worried, you've got this! Wishing you the best of luck!
@@laviedamelia alright thats a good idea i already prepared some. do you have any resources that can help me prepare more useful sentences? it would be great if you do. thanks amelia
it would also be super super great if you can give me some of your prepared sentances (if you dont have a problem with that) perhaps one of them would be of more use to me than my sentences.
As it is over a year ago that I took the exam, I no longer have held onto my personal resources and preparation. I generated my useful phrases with the help of the preparation I had already done. Like I mentioned in the video, you can look at examples of past papers on the DELF website, as well as looking at online courses, e.g ‘Coursera’ is a great resource, and is free to use, and in this way, I used these resources as a template to generate my own pre-prepared phrases to use in the exam, which you can definitely do as well! Obviously as you do not have much time before the exam, I can only advise you to do as much as you can in the time you have, so you could always create some useful phrases that are quite simple, for example, opinion phrases or phrases including the subjunctive and you should be fine! Best of luck!
Mansi Bhatt I would say the advice I have given here for the B2 speaking is still relevant for the B1, so you could apply for a language partner online and practise your french with them if you can’t speak to a native, or check on TH-cam to see if there are any videos specifically for B1 oral. Good luck!
Oui, je l'ai mentionné dans la vidéo! On nous a demandé d'imaginer que nous faisions partie d'une entreprise, et nous avons dû écrire une lettre à notre responsable, leur expliquant pourquoi nous devrions être considérés pour une nouvelle opportunité d'emploi au sein de l'entreprise, qui nous permettrait de voyager plus. Alors j'ai écrit sur les compétences d'etre bilingue !
@@laviedamelia "Lors d'une reunion avec des collegues de travail，vous avez entendu parler d'une formation professionnelle proposee a l'etranger。Vous ecrivez a votre chef de service pour l'informer que vous souhaiteriez participer a ce seminaire，tout en reconnaissant les difficultes pour l'entreprise。Exposez la situation de votre equipe et la votre，et mettez en avant les raisons d'accepter votre demande。que cela peut representer" c'est ca?
I think I have to attain B2 to study maths at a french university, I probably have at least a B1 right now but is the jump that big? I have about 2 years until I have to apply to university
Oui moi aussi. Parfois je sais comment me débrouiller en parlant mais parfois je suis très inquiète que j'oublie tout ! J'ai mon examen ce mois et JE SENS QUE JE N'AI RIEN PRÉPARÉ 😥
@@darkblossom318 ahh ça c'est un problème pour tlm qui apprend une nouvelle langue, t'inquiète pas! il y a bcp de serveurs sur discord pour parler le français et peut-être ça peut t'aider!
@@minjosof Bien ça fait 15 ans que j'apprends le FR car c'est la langue officielle de mon école. Mais je suis trop "introverted" that's why I have problems communicating 😂 Thank you for the kind words ❤️
I am a native French girl and I hear your video to train my English comprehension because I will pass the b2 English assessment 😂
I love this!! Glad I can be of help either way :')
Bonne chance
I want to learn French i don't know anything can anyone help me or suggest me
@@sushanpandey5291 well I'd say:
Listen to French as much as possible
Learn the most used verbs and words of the French language ( you can find lists online)
Read easy texts, they will give you a feeling of sentence structure.
Speak as much as possible, don't be afraid of making mistakes. Get an online teacher ( italki) .
This video helped me so much!
I'm finishing my studies here in Brazil and simultaneously studying English and French because I'll apply to some Canadian universities next year. For that, I gotta take DELF and TOEFL, but French is currently my priority because les québecois de Montréal parlent français.
Anyway, just have to thank you very much for this amazing video :)
You’re very welcome, this makes me so happy to hear!! I wish you the best of luck with your studies- it sounds so exciting!! I was supposed to study in Montreal but it got cancelled due to Covid :/ I hope you’ll enjoy it though, it looks like such a great culture 🤩
I’m trilingual (Arabic, French, and English), and I’m soon applying to the DELF-B2 exam, wish me luck
Wow that’s so cool that you speak so many languages!! You’ve got this, I believe in you!!
I'm trilingual too (Arabic, English and French)
@@ganagalal1773 when?
je suis devenu niveau B2 le mois dernier, je suis très content car je vais étudier et vivre à Paris, (PS je suis italien )
Depuis combien de temps est-ce que tu parles le français ?
@@JohnSmith-pg9ns 8 mois, c'est facile pour moi car j'ai appris l'allemand et l'espagnol, donc cette langue est devenue plus facile pour moi.
Super helpful 💕 Thanks for this, happy to see someone who was in the same situation that I am in💕 sending love
Paula P thank you so much, you’re very welcome ☺️ it’s great to share our experiences together! 💗
i'm really really want to learn French, but first of all i have to be fluent in English, so...wish me lucky, your videos are awesome
Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento oh wow learning two languages is so great!! Hopefully I can help you with English and French!! Thank you so much for the support so far :) which is your native language if you don’t mind me asking?
@@laviedamelia Ohhh yes, you are helping me a lot! my native language is portuguese from Brazil
Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento I’m so glad I can help you! Your English already seems pretty good to me so keep up the good work!! I think Portuguese is such a beautiful language, you will soon be trilingual one day that’s awesome :)
@@laviedamelia oh thank you very much, I'm very happy to be getting this: '), hopefully I can get there. Yes, Portuguese is beautiful but difficult kkk Thank you very much for the support
Daniel Ferreira do Nascimento i wish you the best of luck in your language learning and I’m so happy that my videos can help you with that :)
Thanks- that's been very useful. Not sure if I'm going to take the exam, as I don't need to, but watching this, and looking at some papers, I think I'm B2. Phew!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!! Yes you can probably decipher your level from looking at this video! :)
you're so cute oh my god, i enjoyed this video SO much!🤍 thank u so much for this explanation, i'm getting my B2 this year and i'm so anxious!!
Bless you that’s so sweet thank you!! Wishing you the bestest of luck- I was so nervous as well but you got this!!
Futuroscope says Hi....! :)
End of the Yr, m sitting for b2
Je me prépare pour faire l'examen B1. 😘😘😘😘Encore😊😊👍
Erica Aubert merci Erica! ❤️ bonne chance pour le B1!!
bonne chance désolé d'être en retard
Very informative video👌!
That was useful thanks beautiful 🙏 ,by the way I love your accent 😃
Merci!❤❤❤
Im taking the DELF B2 exam next week and i don't know if i can pass... thank you for the advice!
did you?
@@shizzahassan2413 YESS I DIDDD
Hi on the writing section, I haven't found book or film reviews in the b2 textbook. where can I find a sample or an example?? Thanks
Hey! You only had 5 min to prepare for the production orale?? According to the exam rules it’s 30 min of preparation
Hey! I think if I remember correctly, I think it was that you had 5 minutes to read and then pick which topic you wanted to speak about, and then you had half an hour to prepare (I think it just seemed quicker to me because I was trying to get so many ideas down as fast as possible!!) but yes always check the website as they will have updated information according to the year you take the exam :)
Hey can I do an awaiting result application which means when the result is out I’d provide it when I get yo school in France
Hello, I hope you can see this and reply because it would literally save MY life...I know you mentioned it in the video but I didn't really understand and was a bit lost..
I want to study in France next year and I know I have to start with all the paperwork, etc since this year, but I was wondering, did you take the delf exam until you got accepted into a university? did you take the exam a year before actually going? do you have to prove you have it when signing up for the university you want to go to?:( I am so lost, I'm so sorry..
Hey no worries!! So I took the exam in March, and had planned to study in France in September of that same year. But as far as I can remember (this was two years ago now) I applied to the french unis in around March anyway, and they just wanted me to say provisionally that I was planning to take the delf B2 exam and mention when I would get the results (which was pretty soon after I took the exam anyway). Then when I passed, they sent me the certificate in the post but the university never asked me to prove that I had passed anyway! So it’s okay to apply to the unis before you pass the exam I would say, as there is an option to say when you’ll be getting the results anyway, and that wasn’t an issue for me. It might depend how you are applying for the universities, but I applied with Parcoursup, so it might be different depending on who you apply with! I think as long as yoj will have passed it by the time you begin uni, it shouldn’t be an issue, but maybe double check with the specific unis in case! In any case, good luck with everything and I hope toi will enjoy studying in France! Let me know if you have any more questions 🤗
@@laviedamelia thank you so so much for taking the reply to reply, you have no idea how much this has helped me, you are so kind, I hope you have a wonderful day/night and tysm again 😊
@@ladymess of course!! You’re very welcome :) I hope everything works out for you and best of luck!!
Hey Amelia, thanks for all the details in the video, there are literally no recent videos describing this exam, Just 1 question if anyone could help, In the oral exams, are we supposed to write answers in full sentences or just 1 or 2 precise words would suffice?
Hey, no worries, I'm glad I can help! Are you talking about the preparation notes that you can take into the speaking exam?
@@laviedamelia sorry I wasn't clear, No I mean the part where we have to listen to audio & write down the answers, where they test our listening skills, so do we write those answers down in whole sentence or 1-2 exact words would be ok.
@@hawkeye4659 omg I’m so so sorry for the late reply, I’ve just seen this!! And as long as you get the key words or points, I don’t think it matters whether you put an entire sentence or not. I hope that helps!
@@laviedamelia Hey no worries, Appreciate your response, I gave the exam, overall it went great. The supervisors over there help you out if you have any doubts at all, before the exam. & They speak english, so it's cool.
@@hawkeye4659 ahh I’m so pleased for you, I’m glad it went well!! I’m sorry I didn’t give that response quicker but I’m glad you did good :)
Hi i really need your helpp. I have my B2 exam
Hi Amelia. In what centre de formation did you take your delf ? Is it in Alliance Francaise in Paris ? Also, what was your total score if you do not mind me asking ? TIA
Bonjour
Je voulais savoir si c’est possible .. pendant l’oral pour le B2 est-ce que c’est trop difficile d avoir le maximum de points ? Ils sont gentils?ou ils veulent qu’on soit parfait ? Svp répondez moi 🙏🏻
Hey there
Could you please suggest me a book that summarize all french grammar cuz I really struggle with it
Hey Amelia! Thanks for your video!
I just have one question. Whats the difference between the delf B2 junior and the delf B2 "tout public"
I just need to know if the unuversities accept both because i can do the junior(im 17) but i am worried that the universities wont accept it.
Im Lebanese btw.
Thanks a lot!
Hi! Thanks for your comment! After having a look on the CIEP DELF website, it seems to me that the Delf B2 Junior is for non-Francophone students who are enrolled at a French/Francophone school and take the exam as part of their education and learning of the French language whilst at school. Whereas the DELF B2 tout public is for anyone that isn't a French native, whether enrolled in education or not. I took the tout public option as I wasn't enrolled in a French school. It seems as they are both the same level 'B2', they will each be of equal difficulty, so I think the only difference is where they are taken and how you apply for them. I would assume that universities wouldn't mind whether you have taken tout public or junior, as long as the level is B2, as it is your competency that they are more concerned about. However, I do not know this information for sure, and you can always get in touch with the university or talk to someone from the DELF organisation to make sure! Hope this helps, and best of luck :)
@@laviedamelia I know I am late but thank you so much!!
HEYY I'M LEBANESE TOO. I've got my exam this month I am so lost and idk what to prepare. Any tips and how did you do :)?
I read that a B1 is all that is required for French citizenship.
Oui.
I failed 3 times in a row....
I'm in a country where the education system is real harsh on the students.... (je nai pas de chance...)
Ps: mes profs m'ont dit, "en corée du sud, l'evaluation du delf et autres l'examens sont plus strictes....
( je veux mourir mais pourquoi 😥)
I completely understand and sympathise with you!! Language learning is of course, not easy, so props to you for keeping trying!! Sending you the best of luck to eventually achieve it!!
Je suis coréenne et je peux confirmer ça aussi
hey amelia, my delf b2 is after tomorrow. what should i do? i am worried
Hey! I think it would be a good idea to prepare some useful phrases beforehand for the writing and speaking sections, so you don't have to think of too many things to say spontaneously in the exam, and for the listening and reading sections, the best thing to do is to think about the answers LOGICALLY. If you don't know an answer straight away, don't be afraid to take an educated guess, because as I have mentioned in the video, you may be awarded marks even if your answer is not 100% correct! So don't be too worried, you've got this! Wishing you the best of luck!
@@laviedamelia alright thats a good idea i already prepared some. do you have any resources that can help me prepare more useful sentences? it would be great if you do. thanks amelia
it would also be super super great if you can give me some of your prepared sentances (if you dont have a problem with that) perhaps one of them would be of more use to me than my sentences.
As it is over a year ago that I took the exam, I no longer have held onto my personal resources and preparation. I generated my useful phrases with the help of the preparation I had already done. Like I mentioned in the video, you can look at examples of past papers on the DELF website, as well as looking at online courses, e.g ‘Coursera’ is a great resource, and is free to use, and in this way, I used these resources as a template to generate my own pre-prepared phrases to use in the exam, which you can definitely do as well! Obviously as you do not have much time before the exam, I can only advise you to do as much as you can in the time you have, so you could always create some useful phrases that are quite simple, for example, opinion phrases or phrases including the subjunctive and you should be fine! Best of luck!
How did it go?? Share your experience! Mine is in 2 weeks
Mam how can I prepare for delf b1 production orale? Please suggest me ...
Mansi Bhatt I would say the advice I have given here for the B2 speaking is still relevant for the B1, so you could apply for a language partner online and practise your french with them if you can’t speak to a native, or check on TH-cam to see if there are any videos specifically for B1 oral. Good luck!
How can I practice for writing?
Vous vous souvenez le sujet de la Production écrite que vous avez passé?
Oui, je l'ai mentionné dans la vidéo! On nous a demandé d'imaginer que nous faisions partie d'une entreprise, et nous avons dû écrire une lettre à notre responsable, leur expliquant pourquoi nous devrions être considérés pour une nouvelle opportunité d'emploi au sein de l'entreprise, qui nous permettrait de voyager plus. Alors j'ai écrit sur les compétences d'etre bilingue !
@@laviedamelia "Lors d'une reunion avec des collegues de travail，vous avez entendu parler d'une formation professionnelle proposee a l'etranger。Vous ecrivez a votre chef de service pour l'informer que vous souhaiteriez participer a ce seminaire，tout en reconnaissant les difficultes pour l'entreprise。Exposez la situation de votre equipe et la votre，et mettez en avant les raisons d'accepter votre demande。que cela peut representer" c'est ca?
Phương Anh Nguyễn oui c’était exactement ça!
@@laviedamelia Vous vous souvenez le sujet de la Production orale que vous avez passé?
Merci madame. Bisou bisou
🌷🌷🌷🌷💕🌷🌷🌹🌷🌷🌷
Anyone here fluent in French? I need a partner to speak French with ?
I still don't know my level 😃😀😃😀
I think I have to attain B2 to study maths at a french university, I probably have at least a B1 right now but is the jump that big? I have about 2 years until I have to apply to university
Oui moi aussi. Parfois je sais comment me débrouiller en parlant mais parfois je suis très inquiète que j'oublie tout ! J'ai mon examen ce mois et JE SENS QUE JE N'AI RIEN PRÉPARÉ 😥
@@darkblossom318 ahh ça c'est un problème pour tlm qui apprend une nouvelle langue, t'inquiète pas! il y a bcp de serveurs sur discord pour parler le français et peut-être ça peut t'aider!
@@darkblossom318 et aussi bonne chance et bon courage
@@minjosof Bien ça fait 15 ans que j'apprends le FR car c'est la langue officielle de mon école. Mais je suis trop "introverted" that's why I have problems communicating 😂
Thank you for the kind words ❤️