French is usually easier to read than to hear, because so much of what is written is never pronounced. So this plan starts with sound, shadowing audio every day, then covers the few verbs and tenses that carry most conversation, and books a weekly conversation early enough that listening has a reason to improve.
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The ear trained first, then everyday grammar, then real conversation.
French is written one way and spoken another, so the ear comes first.
The handful of verbs and tenses that carry most conversation.
Weekly, with a person, from the first month.
Log practice against it. Listening usually lags reading for months, which is normal rather than a sign of failing.
A lot of written French is never pronounced: silent endings, nasal vowels, and liaison, where words run into each other.
So reading races ahead and listening falls behind. Shadowing, repeating a clip out loud as you hear it, is the fix, and it is why it is a daily routine here.
Learn every noun with its article. Guessing gender later is much harder than learning it once.
Daily practice that is actually tracked, and a date by which you have to speak to somebody.
The sounds and core verbs first, lots of listening, and a weekly conversation booked from the first month.
Articles, word order and the cases one at a time, toward a confident A2 and a practice test to prove it.
Hangul in two weeks, the polite everyday form next, and a language exchange partner found early.
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