Practice is rather important.

If you speak English fluently, the article on Wikipedia "List of French Words and Phrases used by English Speakers" helps you expand your vocabulary quite a bit. [link]

Some of them aren't used in the United States, some of them aren't used in European English, some of them aren't used in Canada, and some don't mean the same thing they used to in French, but all of them are used somewhere that speaks English. :3

I would say... but I would get a lot of hateful responses. xD So I'm just going to keep it to myself.

I've been on a two different classes, and all I can say is: BONJOUR!

o,o use a translator or just keep practicing.

Well, what you do is get two slices of bread, put it in the microwave with cinnamon on it, and beat it with a wiffle-ball bat. XD

Tara vu natcha XD

It's a second language. There are no easy ways. Ever.

If you don't really want it, it's a waste of time to even try.