All-Audio French

Version: Unabridged
Author: Living Language
Narrator: Living Language
Genres: Self-help
Publisher: Random House (Audio)
Date: October 2002
Length: 6 hours, 42 minutes
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Formats :
  • MP3
  • M4B
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Overview

Speak French Fluently with the Most Complete, Up-to-date All-Audio Course Available

LEARN FRENCH ON THE GO–LEARN ANYWHERE
If you have trouble finding time to fit in language lessons, All-Audio French is the perfect solution. Developed by the experts at Living Language®, this program is designed for people on the move. You can learn French as you drive, work around the house, or exercise at the gym.

SHORT, EASY-TO-FOLLOW LESSONS–NO READING REQUIRED
An English-speaking narrator guides you through 35 short lessons–just listen and repeat after native French speakers.

VOCABULARY–GRAMMAR–DIALOGUES–CULTURE
Begin with vocabulary and grammar basics before hearing a lively dialogue that includes the most current French idioms and usage. Interactive exercises reinforce what you’ve learned. You’ll also learn some intriguing facts about French customs and culture.

HANDY LISTENER’S GUIDE
No reading required, but our newly expanded 112-page listener’s guide is a handy visual reference for spelling and text of all the dialogues. The guide also provides a brief grammar summary and a glossary of grammatical terms.

MORE ONLINE PRACTICE:

visit: www.livinglanguage.com/bonus/allaudio/french
for bonus exercises, grammer review and culture notes!

Reviews (3)

terrible

Written by Anonymous on November 11th, 2010

  • Book Rating: 1/5

the audiobook is the worst language learning book,

Worst Language Tape I've Ever Heard

Written by Anonymous from McLean, VA on April 10th, 2006

  • Book Rating: 1/5

If you have to learn French, please use the Michel Thomas CDs or Berlitz instead. This was just awful -- I don't believe that there's anyone in the world who speaks French well as a result of listening to this. I'm decent at French, but the teaching methods -- or lack thereof -- on this CD left me totally confused. One of the sample sentences is, "I am from Paris." In what situation could someone who needs to learn French (and thus use the tapes) possibly have to say, "I am from Paris." If I were from Paris, I wouldn't have rented your ridiculous French lessons! It's a wonderful language and there are some great resources out there to help you learn it. Unfortunately, this is not one of them.

Light Speed

Written by Anonymous on February 1st, 2005

  • Book Rating: 2/5

Would teach some useful words and phrases doing listen and repeat, then you have to start answering questions. That was very tough to keep up. Had to just blow by some of the exercises.