How to be properly fluent in french?

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Je parle un peu francais. 
I've been taking french in school for about four years now, and I had to drop the class for next year to fit in more required classes. Anyways, I don't want to forget everything I have learned. Also, I would like to be more comfortable speaking it, as my strong suit is mostly reading and writing. I do know quite a lot of the language, but I want to be able to hold a conversation. Any advice on how to make this easier? Thanks in advance!
(Any other advice regarding becoming fluent in a language would be much appreciated! :))

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best way is to move to Quebec or France for a month or two or three, but if you are a student you probably can't afford to :(

otherwise

in Canada for example there is a good government funded french immersion program in Quebec during the summer for any Canadian citizen enrolled in high school(grade 11+) or college/university

in America there are no good government funded programs i know of so you are out of luck

Anonymous · Answer

I learned French once. For about a year. And now I can only remember some of them. I want to pick it up as you.

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Hi, Mollie

You have to practice, and here are a few options for you:

Subscribe to this youtube channel with daily videos: 
https://www.youtube.com/user/JouelletteTutoring

Come to the live workshops to practice with a tutor:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/french-on-skype

Take conversation classes:
http://j-ouellette.com/

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Hope this helps!

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