So on some of apps that asked for my plans for the year, of the many thing I listed, one was about learning a little French before I traveled to France in the spring.
Now, I work a lot, but I have been practicing about an hour a day for the last two months.
The thing is, I can ask and answer basic questions, ask for directions, etc.
I never indicated I was fluent but that I was "teaching myself some".
Will I be expected to speak it fluently at an interview? I heard some interviews include people who speak it fluently. I never said I had prior experience, just that I was learning. Would they really expect perfection? Because I'm worried they'll ask a difficult question I don't recognize and I'm not sure, "Désolé, je ne sais pas, je suis une novice," is going to cut it!
Now, I work a lot, but I have been practicing about an hour a day for the last two months.
The thing is, I can ask and answer basic questions, ask for directions, etc.
I never indicated I was fluent but that I was "teaching myself some".
Will I be expected to speak it fluently at an interview? I heard some interviews include people who speak it fluently. I never said I had prior experience, just that I was learning. Would they really expect perfection? Because I'm worried they'll ask a difficult question I don't recognize and I'm not sure, "Désolé, je ne sais pas, je suis une novice," is going to cut it!
