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Pimsleur Language Program French
The Pimsleur Language Program French is by far the
best way to learn French. Especially if you are starting out
and want to learn French fast and without a heavy accent, this
is a must!
If these
two sentences seem to be very affirmative and strong to
you, then you're right. It's not simply sales hype, here
are the reasons why you should start out with an audio
language program, and why Pimsleur is the language program
of choice:
- By using an audio course instead of starting out with
books, French vocabulary lists and French grammar rules,
you learn French the natural way. Matter of fact, you learn
French the same way as if you were part of a language
program in France that makes use of the 'total immersion'
effect. You immediately are confronted with French
conversation and different French accents, and that
simulates the real life situations in which you want to use
your French later.
- Using the Pimsleur French language program teaches you
French the very same way you learned your first language
when you were a child. By listening, and hearing the same
sound repeatedly, you started to associate meaning to
sounds and repeated them yourself. We have specialized
areas in your brain that deal with language and if these
areas are stimualted in the right way, they will assist yo
and you will learn French naturally and very fast.
- Hearing the Frech language pronounced correctly will
make you pronounce the French phrases correctly too. There
is very little chance that you will pick up wrong French
pronunciation.
- ... and finally, you can learn French whenever and
wherever you chose. No class schdules to keep, no waiting
for the slowest student in class. You andvance at your own
pace, and even if it's three o'clock in the morning, your
French audio is ready to play and teach you!
Does that sound convinving enough? it out for yourself and
listen to the sound sample (sound buttons below the cover
images) of the detailed course descriptions you find under the
links to the left!
Pimsleur Language Program French
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Pimsleur French
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What satisfied customers say about the Pimsleur
French audios:
Great Intro For The
First-Timer!!
I have an extremely limited ability with the
French language. While written foreign language comes a lot
simpler to me, this set of lessons has given me an insight into
the speaking side of the language. This course is a wonderful
introduction to pronounciation. It also gives basic sentences
and/or phrases to get any one started on speaking the language.
While no course is perfect for all who wish to learn, this is a
good, basic set of lessons for those who plan to spend a
significant amount of time in France on business, travel, or
for someone who plans to move to France. Most certainly
dedication is the key. With practice, once you get to your
destination, you will have enough knowledge and comfort with
French to continue speaking to others on your own. --
Beverly Praiswater, USA
Excellent but don't expect
miracles.
I finished all three levels in the series. I
originally bought the course because I was about to move to
Geneva, Switzerland, and was in a hurry to learn French, having
absolutely no knowledge of French previously. This series is a
very introduction, albeit expensive. The course alone will NOT
make you fluent, and it does not purport to do so. At the end
of the second level, I can go to a resaurant and speak to the
waiters comfortably, introduce myself, make plans with friends,
among other things. Right now, after finishing all three
levels, I can make reservations, chat superficially in French
with neighbors and friends, and shop without much difficulties.
In fact, I find that I can understand a lot if I speak to a
person face to face, especially if the spoken words are
accompanied by vivid expressions and gestures. Unfortunately, I
still cannot understand what goes on on TV or radio, though I
find that I can pick up phrases or words here and there. I've
taken 3 years of Spanish in high school, and 3 years of German
in college, and I would say that I speak French much better at
this point, realizing, though, that I have forgotten a lot of
German and Spanish. My pronounciation of French, I've been told
by many, is quite good. Don't
expect miracles and be realistic. You still need to take time
to listen and absorb the materials. However, the course is
designed in a way that encourages you to use it. After I listen
to the lesson, I usually want to go out and use it immediately,
and I characterize myself normally as a shy person. Definitely
buy it if you are going to invest the time and need to start
using French immediately. After finishing the series, you will
be at the stage of learning curve where your speaking/listening
skills can improve exponentially, provided that you are in an
environment where French is a necessity. --
Good supplement for language
learning.
I own Pimsleur's French I and II language courses. I just love
them! I plan on purchasing French III. I took private lessons
in French for 6 years. I can read the more basic French and am
familiar with French grammar but wasn't very fluent. I hate to
memorize. That's what my instructor said I must do in order to
become more fluent. I love the Pimsleur series because it
forces to do that. I plan on using what I learned with the
Pimsleur method as a foundation for further learning through
other methods including more reading in French, review of
vocabulary and grammar, and finding more opportunities to hear
French spoken and speaking in French. -- S. Billings,
Madison, WI, USA
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