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2 years ago
I could not work on french for about 2 months. Not even a word. I am not sure if I will manage to complete this challenge.
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3 years ago
this site is useful for french learners : )
http://french.about.com/library/begin/bl-checklist.htm
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3 years ago
It is hard to learn French without classes…
The thing one can do by oneself may be trying to read a book with the help of grammer books and dictionaries. One recomended me the L’etranger – Albert Camus for start..
I want to read one page every week. But I am not that much autodisiplined…
Another thing is to find e-mail friends, instant messaging friends who can help you improve your French.. Actually IM is harder, mailing is more relaxed since you have plenty of time to answer.. :)
But the pronounciation is a problem, songs and films may work if you have no opportuity to go a French speaking country..
Still I try to learn French more than one year and progress is very very very slow…
I hope I wont quit..
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Kaz asks,
“Does anyone know any good multi-media programs for learning French that I would purchase in Australia (probably something like a textbook accompanied with CD-Rom)?”
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