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Learning french help
Dunkyboy_2
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I have been learning french on and off for nearly a year now, and i need to move on from the basic beginners stuff. I have been looking for somthing to help me move on to the next stage without frightening me off. I want an audio type course, so that i can put it on my mp3 player.
I have been looking at a web site called 'rocket french', which looks ok, could any french speakers make any recommendations please.I don't need to write french, (not yet), just have a reasonable understanding/speaking.
Does anyone have any recommendations please.
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Bonjour.. :j
I have been looking at a web site called 'rocket french', which looks ok, could any french speakers make any recommendations please.I don't need to write french, (not yet), just have a reasonable understanding/speaking.
Does anyone have any recommendations please.
If this post is in the wrong place, please feel free to move it.
Bonjour.. :j
Not ashamed to say ABBA are Great :j
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The Michel Thomas cds are very good, I've got the spanish onesI haven't got one!0
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Yeah I have to agree Michel Thomas is imho very good.
Good Luck I'm going thru exactly the same thing.
Jamie.0 -
I got a free CD and book with the Independent and they are by https://www.elisabeth-smith.co.uk. Have just been out to my place in France and took these with me - good for learning conversational French and for giving you a bit of confidence I thought. Not been on the web-site so can't recommend but these freebies definitely very good.There are three ways to get something done; do it yourself, hire someone or forbid your kids to do it.0
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i-tunes has French lessons in the form of podcasts by a chap named Sebastien. There is a link to his website where you can download exercises and novels (in French) in pdf book form.
https://www.frenchpodclass.com"Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0 -
I bought the 8cd set second hand off of ebay for around £30.
Ripped to MP3 for my player then re ebayed !!!
Mark
(Oh and the french course c'est tres bon)0 -
hi the site " freebee s uk " had free leasons , but not sure if they still have it0
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I used to use BBC courses....a few years back mind
Bon chance!0 -
Get down to your local library and borrow all the Michel Thomas course. They might charge you £1! Well worth it.0
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I'm currently doing the Pimsleur course which is very very good. It's alll audio but you can get help at the following website
http://www.phrasebase.com/forum/board.php?FID=51
You can get Pimsleur from the library or you can sometimes get a cheap copy on ebay.0
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