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AdZ9

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10th Jul 08 at 13:12

Whats the best way to do it in peoples opinions? I want to learn a bit of french, obviously would take years to be fluent, but want to learn some basics as im going to Paris this new years with gfs family so i want to know some as they know quite a bit, i can then surprise them!

Is it better to read books or get those audio tapes?

Tom

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10th Jul 08 at 13:13

Ecouter et repeter

Superlite Ltd.

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10th Jul 08 at 13:17

Books are utter crap imo. If you don't need to read/write the language i'd just use the internet. Pretty sure there is website with audio files you can listen to etc..

JoeyB

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10th Jul 08 at 13:18

Keh?

RyanSxi

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10th Jul 08 at 13:18

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Ecouter et repeter

how many times our french teacher would say this at school

chris_uk

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10th Jul 08 at 13:19

i downloaded one of them spanish audio cd's which seemed to work ok

AdZ9

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10th Jul 08 at 13:20

quote:
Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
Books are utter crap imo. If you don't need to read/write the language i'd just use the internet. Pretty sure there is website with audio files you can listen to etc..

Wouldn't be too worried about writing it but reading a little bit could be helpful, i'll look into getting a beginner book and an audio tape or something, BBC site has some good stuff on it

J da Silva

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10th Jul 08 at 13:22

Hire a couple of french guys to come over and do a crash course on it, but don't knife and burn them afterwards, your carpets will suffer. :\

Matt L

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10th Jul 08 at 13:22

speak slower and shout louder

its the way forward.

Leighton

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10th Jul 08 at 13:23

i am learning a new language at the min. only using books though might go on some stuff with work as well

.net is tricky stuff though

liamC

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10th Jul 08 at 13:25

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
i am learning a new language at the min. only using books though might go on some stuff with work as well
.net is tricky stuff though

human language

AdZ9

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10th Jul 08 at 13:26

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
i am learning a new language at the min. only using books though might go on some stuff with work as well
.net is tricky stuff though

I almost laughed, almost

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