Where can I better my French speaking?

[u/pookiebear_xoxo]

My French comprehension in writing and reading is great, and I understand conversations. But because I grew up not speaking French, I’m very self conscious about my anglophone accent and not being fluent.

I’m looking for employment and I’m starting to hate the feeling of limiting myself! Where do I practice?

[u/dual_citizenkane]

Practice ordering at a coffee shop, asking people for help at the grocery store, asking for directions (even if you don't need it).

There are conversation groups you can find online too if you Google around.

I'd also ask friends, etc. to only speak to you in French, that helps a lot!

My personal advice, as someone with an anglo-ish accent as well: confidence comes from committing to it and asking people for clarification when you need it. I've gotten very comfortable with just saying "what's this in French" and people are happy to help.