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Qwertyuser:
Hello Ghaliz, can you please assist with some guidance regarding learning French from the scratch. If you could please share the path and study plan you used. I just sent you a connect email. Thank you.

Guys be careful, there appears to be an impersonator among us. Sent a connection email to Ghaliz but got a connection email from Ghalizz. Letting my guard down I thought that was Ghaliz. Letting my guard down again I was scammed of 40k without service. Doing some research, his words and actions are contradictory, I then realized a mistake was made on my part.
I certainly sent a request to Ghaliz. So I did not read any meaning into the connection request from Ghalizz (the impersonator). Ghalizz was created right after I asked Ghaliz for guidance and Ghaliz was the only person I sent a connection to. This scammer is very much active amongst us. Trust no one though.

SO BE CAREFUL GUYS.

Here is his/her/their number and bank account to keep you informed.

Qwertyuser:
Guys be careful, this person (Ghaliz or Ghalizz or whatever) appears to be a scam. Sent a connection email to Ghaliz but got response from Ghalizz. Letting my guard down I did not bother until he scammed me of 40k without service. Doing some research, his words and actions are contradictory.
I certainly sent a request to Ghaliz. So don’t read whatever story you hear. Ghalizz was created right after I asked Ghaliz for guidance and Ghaliz was the only person I sent a connection to.

SO BE CAREFUL GUYS. Whatever you hear from this accounts might be scam.
Your choice.

Here is his number and bank account to keep you informed.

What the actual Bleep!!! Read my previous post I have complained about this on a previous post. Don't unfairly malign me. I already stated that I do not reply Personal messages, my email is my personal details. I have no idea who replied you dude. This is a anonymous page.

Every detail I can give i have, with blocking now there's a epidemic of impersonation I've already reported one person. I did not reply your DM neither did I attempt to contact you, whoever did is a criminal.

Please forward the details to the police I'd be happy to pay to make this happen. What the bloody hell man. Stop sending people money on anonymous sites WTF!!!

Ghaliz2:
Let me state very clearly and quite succinctly, this is a scammer. Imagine coming on as a guest on a browser not signed in and you see someone posing as you, it is quite simply surreal . I couldn't see his post on my own profile. Imagine!

Let me state clearly, I have provided an exhaustive list of the resources and methods I used for my exams I simply have no further insight and nothing to add

I simply don't reply personal messages because the email attached to my account is my personal email with identifying details.

Every question I've been asked here I have gone above and beyond. I dissociate myself from that individual, I consider it foolhardy to trust someone you haven't met in person. Any online interaction should be treated with extreme scepticism.

Nairaland is facilitating scams with the block button.

This is me here, I came here as a guest not signed in I could see a guy that has been quoting people that are attempting to send me a message yet when I logged in I couldn't see it because I was blocked .

I had to create another account to notify the moderator of the scammer to get him blocked and the post hidden, yet another dude went and fell for it rather than dwell on your own gullibility you're casting aspersions on my own name.

Outside of quotes and mentions I have never engaged with anyone here, I have stated it that I do not reply DM's, my email contain identifying details I do not wish to make acquittances here with anyone.

I suggest you pursue the criminal with every resources available to you, I'd be willing to join in such an enterprise, but to anyway insinuate that this cheap criminal is connected to me is what I'm quite unwilling to tolerate.

The lowlife you've been speaking to that parted you from 40k is incapable of paying for a French language Ed. 40k isn't a significant fraction of what it takes to acquire the knowledge.

You should also take some responsibility for your credulity, naivete and lack of judgement, Sending money to people you've never met over the Internet is seriously baffling to me. You should not be so easily parted from your resources.

I dissociate myself from this criminal. Put that responsibility where it belongs, you should withdraw this insulting accusation and face squarely the bottom feeder that scammed you.

Qwertyuser:
Guys be careful, this person (Ghaliz or Ghalizz or whatever) appears to be a scam. Sent a connection email to Ghaliz but got response from Ghalizz. Letting my guard down I did not bother until he scammed me of 40k without service. Doing some research, his words and actions are contradictory.
I certainly sent a request to Ghaliz. So don’t read whatever story you hear. Ghalizz was created right after I asked Ghaliz for guidance and Ghaliz was the only person I sent a connection to.

SO BE CAREFUL GUYS. Whatever you hear from this accounts might be scam.
Your choice.

Here is his number and bank account to keep you informed.

I expect this inanity to be corrected to reflect that due to your own gullibility and lack of intuition you got swindled by some halfwit that can barely spell. I expect the record to be corrected.

Before now I didn't engage with you, I'm not responsible for whomsoever you chose to send money too and your inability to read the room.

I have previously stated my method for passing the French, I did not ask anyone to contact me infact I stated that I didn't like to be contacted as I have no further insight to share. Everyone that I have replied to has been on the thread and my reply has been exhaustive to the best of my ability. At the risk of a little braggadocio I wipe my derriere with 40k.

I'm going to take your failure to correct the record as bad faith on your part. State that you got swindled by an impersonator whom I raised alarm about way before you did that you still fell is on you, while I sympathise with you I would not take that stain on my reputation because dude I've never contacted you neither did I reply your personal messages. Shalom.

Guys, I did my TCF exams yesterday and i must say it was comme si, comme ça. Hoping for the best in my result.

azarenka:
Guys, I did my TCF exams yesterday and i must say it was comme si, comme ça. Hoping for the best in my result.

Bonne chance!!!

azarenka:
Guys, I did my TCF exams yesterday and i must say it was comme si, comme ça. Hoping for the best in my result.

Congratulations in advance.

Can you share tips from the exam and thing people should look out for

azarenka:
Guys, I did my TCF exams yesterday and i must say it was comme si, comme ça. Hoping for the best in my result.

Congratulations. Please how did you learn for the exams? I am looking for a tutor or any resources that can help.

Thank you.

Hadebiimiipee:
Congratulations. Please how did you learn for the exams? I am looking for a tutor or any resources that can help.

Thank you.

Started with self study for like 4 months, enrolled with AF (online classes) towards end of last year. Finished my classes in December and resumed with self study, listening to RFI Francais facile everyday (this station became my everything) then, some YT materials and then TV5 Monde TCF canada. Just like someone will say, you already know English why listen to English?

azarenka:
Started with self study for like 4 months, enrolled with AF (online classes) towards end of last year. Finished my classes in December and resumed with self study, listening to RFI Francais facile everyday (this station became my everything) then, some YT materials and then TV5 Monde TCF canada. Just like someone will say, you already know English why listen to English?

congratulations. pls update us with the result

Adex2442:
4 months to pass tcf from scratch?
pls can i have yr contact or mail pls?

The guy brain na fire 😂😂

1cent99:
use platforms like Lawlessfrench and Babbel. 3 to 4 months is ok.
I've got some personal paid platforms you can join too that will aid you. 2 to 4 months max is ok

lawlessFrench is goated fr. Currently learning with it.

AyobamiIsaac12:
lawlessFrench is goated fr. Currently learning with it.

Adex2442

Adex2442:
4 months to pass tcf from scratch?
pls can i have yr contact or mail pls?

you'll be scammed

Don't do your findings well

Qwertyuser:
Guys be careful, there appears to be an impersonator among us. Sent a connection email to Ghaliz but got a connection email from Ghalizz. Letting my guard down I thought that was Ghaliz. Letting my guard down again I was scammed of 40k without service. Doing some research, his words and actions are contradictory, I then realized a mistake was made on my part.
I certainly sent a request to Ghaliz. So I did not read any meaning into the connection request from Ghalizz (the impersonator). Ghalizz was created right after I asked Ghaliz for guidance and Ghaliz was the only person I sent a connection to. This scammer is very much active amongst us. Trust no one though.

SO BE CAREFUL GUYS.

Here is his/her/their number and bank account to keep you informed.

seun

What about this

azarenka:
Started with self study for like 4 months, enrolled with AF (online classes) towards end of last year. Finished my classes in December and resumed with self study, listening to RFI Francais facile everyday (this station became my everything) then, some YT materials and then TV5 Monde TCF canada. Just like someone will say, you already know English why listen to English?

Congratulations! I hope your results turn out great. I tried to comment a few times in French it kept getting flagged by the spam bot.

That being said I think this your rather compact and compressed preparation timeline should carry a parental guidance warning or something; except you are exceptionally brilliant hopefully like the poster or have an unmatched flair for languages 4-6 months is grossly insufficient to learn, master and pass a French proficiency exam. Here's my advice...

You should budget at least a year if you are able to commit to full-time, intensive study or around 2 years if you're unable to. For example if you're starting from the scratch at Alliance Francaise intensive classes that is 3hrs every Mon-Fri (8:30 - 11:30) or (11:45 - 2:45). You will spend 2 months in A1 , 2 months in A2, 3 Months in B1, 4 months in B2. That's already like a year plus another 3 months at least for preparation.

If you're unable to commit to intensive your classes take even longer, you have to know not a lot of people pass this exam overall, less people even pass it on the first attempt. Except you're talented after many months in you're going to feel frustrated like you're not learning anything.

Here's my list of resources:
L'atelier Methode de Francais and Cahier d'activites (A1-B2) this is the text and workbook you get at AF
TV5MONDE
RFI radio should become the background to your life
Le petit prince
Prep my future TCF Canada
Reussir TCF when your exam is near
Hello Talk to practice speaking with a native
You still might require a private tutor. It's easy to get one among Alliance professeur
Backpack in France or Francophone Africa (Senegal and/or Ivory Coast) the other Francophone countries speak corrupt French interspersed with a heavy dose of local dialect.

Disclaimer: I'm not answering DM's please neither do I send DM's. There's a scammer roving . If you do have questions ask openly I will give it my best shot. I have no profound insight or privileged understanding save the one I've shared here. I have no private thoughts to add

1cent99:
ok boss. I just sent you an email

scam alert

Beware ❌❌❌

Ghaliz:
Congratulations! I hope your results turn out great. I tried to comment a few times in French it kept getting flagged by the spam bot.

That being said I think this your rather compact and compressed preparation timeline should carry a parental guidance warning or something; except you are exceptionally brilliant hopefully like the poster or have an unmatched flair for languages 4-6 months is grossly insufficient to learn, master and pass a French proficiency exam. Here's my advice...

You should budget at least a year if you are able to commit to full-time, intensive study or around 2 years if you're unable to. For example if you're starting from the scratch at Alliance Francaise intensive classes that is 3hrs every Mon-Fri (8:30 - 11:30) or (11:45 - 2:45). You will spend 2 months in A1 , 2 months in A2, 3 Months in B1, 4 months in B2. That's already like a year plus another 3 months at least for preparation.

If you're unable to commit to intensive your classes take even longer, you have to know not a lot of people pass this exam overall, less people even pass it on the first attempt. Except you're talented after many months in you're going to feel frustrated like you're not learning anything.

Here's my list of resources:
L'atelier Methode de Francais and Cahier d'activites (A1-B2) this is the text and workbook you get at AF
TV5MONDE
RFI radio should become the background to your life
Le petit prince
Prep my future TCF Canada
Reussir TCF when your exam is near
Hello Talk to practice speaking with a native
You still might require a private tutor. It's easy to get one among Alliance professeur
Backpack in France or Francophone Africa (Senegal and/or Ivory Coast) the other Francophone countries speak corrupt French interspersed with a heavy dose of local dialect.

Disclaimer: I'm not answering DM's please neither do I send DM's. There's a scammer roving . If you do have questions ask openly I will give it my best shot. I have no profound insight or privilege understanding save the one I've shared here. I have no private thoughts to add

1cent99 is the scammer scamming innocent people's on this thread


Dominique mynd44 justwise need to intervene into this matter please

Ghaliz:
Congratulations! I hope your results turn out great. I tried to comment a few times in French it kept getting flagged by the spam bot.

That being said I think this your rather compact and compressed preparation timeline should carry a parental guidance warning or something; except you are exceptionally brilliant hopefully like the poster or have an unmatched flair for languages 4-6 months is grossly insufficient to learn, master and pass a French proficiency exam. Here's my advice...

You should budget at least a year if you are able to commit to full-time, intensive study or around 2 years if you're unable to. For example if you're starting from the scratch at Alliance Francaise intensive classes that is 3hrs every Mon-Fri (8:30 - 11:30) or (11:45 - 2:45). You will spend 2 months in A1 , 2 months in A2, 3 Months in B1, 4 months in B2. That's already like a year plus another 3 months at least for preparation.

If you're unable to commit to intensive your classes take even longer, you have to know not a lot of people pass this exam overall, less people even pass it on the first attempt. Except you're talented after many months in you're going to feel frustrated like you're not learning anything.

Here's my list of resources:
L'atelier Methode de Francais and Cahier d'activites (A1-B2) this is the text and workbook you get at AF
TV5MONDE
RFI radio should become the background to your life
Le petit prince
Prep my future TCF Canada
Reussir TCF when your exam is near
Hello Talk to practice speaking with a native
You still might require a private tutor. It's easy to get one among Alliance professeur
Backpack in France or Francophone Africa (Senegal and/or Ivory Coast) the other Francophone countries speak corrupt French interspersed with a heavy dose of local dialect.

Disclaimer: I'm not answering DM's please neither do I send DM's. There's a scammer roving . If you do have questions ask openly I will give it my best shot. I have no profound insight or privilege understanding save the one I've shared here. I have no private thoughts to add

https://www.nairaland.com/1cent99 this is the scammer account

Justwise give him ban immediately

Ghaliz:
Congratulations! I hope your results turn out great. I tried to comment a few times in French it kept getting flagged by the spam bot.

That being said I think this your rather compact and compressed preparation timeline should carry a parental guidance warning or something; except you are exceptionally brilliant hopefully like the poster or have an unmatched flair for languages 4-6 months is grossly insufficient to learn, master and pass a French proficiency exam. Here's my advice...

You should budget at least a year if you are able to commit to full-time, intensive study or around 2 years if you're unable to. For example if you're starting from the scratch at Alliance Francaise intensive classes that is 3hrs every Mon-Fri (8:30 - 11:30) or (11:45 - 2:45). You will spend 2 months in A1 , 2 months in A2, 3 Months in B1, 4 months in B2. That's already like a year plus another 3 months at least for preparation.

If you're unable to commit to intensive your classes take even longer, you have to know not a lot of people pass this exam overall, less people even pass it on the first attempt. Except you're talented after many months in you're going to feel frustrated like you're not learning anything.

Here's my list of resources:
L'atelier Methode de Francais and Cahier d'activites (A1-B2) this is the text and workbook you get at AF
TV5MONDE
RFI radio should become the background to your life
Le petit prince
Prep my future TCF Canada
Reussir TCF when your exam is near
Hello Talk to practice speaking with a native
You still might require a private tutor. It's easy to get one among Alliance professeur
Backpack in France or Francophone Africa (Senegal and/or Ivory Coast) the other Francophone countries speak corrupt French interspersed with a heavy dose of local dialect.

Disclaimer: I'm not answering DM's please neither do I send DM's. There's a scammer roving . If you do have questions ask openly I will give it my best shot. I have no profound insight or privilege understanding save the one I've shared here. I have no private thoughts to add

justwise ban this account also

He's a fraud and scam here please

Ayomid3h:
justwise ban this account also

He's a fraud and scam here please

Normally I wouldn't reply an inveterate gambler because this page is hosting people whose lives are on the up and up but you've made a serious accusation without a single shred of evidence. I hope this delirium and pathological unbalance of yours doesn't constitute a permanent state of affairs in your life, not that it was enviable to begin with. Get help!