SmartFrench: Beginner Level - Learn French from Real French People
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (742 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0972947418 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 371 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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“When I heard my first lesson I honestly felt betrayed by my other programs--why didn't they simply tell the truth about French pronunciation like Smart French does?” --Patricia Jones, attorney“I saw online that many native French teachers recommend this product.” --Erika Huang“This is a MUST for learning how the French REALLY talk!” --William Martin, Former Political Editor, The Oakland Tribune.
The CDROM - also available on amazon, is for the computer. It contains all three levels and some extras, as well as the videos of the interviews on which the lessons are based (to see people when they speak always helps.)Also available: SmartSpanish, SmartItalian, SmartFrench for Travelers.. Would you like to be taught to say: - luh shuhvahl -, as taught by most products listed (which is correct only when you read), or: - luhsh fahl -, the way it will sound in a regular conversation and the way SmartFrench teaches? This difference is true for most words.Learning French requests that you learn to speak French and that you learn to understand it. On the other hand, even if you
Marilyn-Monroe said A review without all the B.S. and fluff. Okay I'm going to just dish out the straight facts about this product without the fluff or the lies:1. The cds come with a booklet. Download the cd to your ipod if you want to take it everywhere you go."A review without all the B.S. and fluff" according to Marilyn-Monroe. Okay I'm going to just dish out the straight facts about this product without the fluff or the lies:1. The cds come with a booklet. Download the cd to your ipod if you want to take it everywhere you go.2. This doesn't teach vocab, doesn't help you magically ha. . This doesn't teach vocab, doesn't help you magically ha. "Supplemental & Foundational" according to J. A. Eyon. You'll notice that the most exuberant reviews for this product come from people who have studied French previously or who are concurrently studying other courses (such as Pimsleurs, like me). That is the approach I would recommend -- with SmartFrench as a supp. "Good finishing touches on accent" according to R.M.. In my opinion, the lessons contained in both the intermediate AND the beginner levels are not well suited for the person who is not familiar with French already.That being said, if you have a good amount of French training behind you, such as in college, or in