Teach Yourself Beginner's French, New Edition

by Catrine Carpenter

If you find learning French daunting, Teach Yourself Beginner's French is just what the language teacher ordered. This friendly and practical course introduces French without overwhelming you. Throughout the course, each lesson is explained in simple English, with hints to make learning French as painless as possible. By the end of the course, even if you are the most reluctant language learner, you will be able to communicate in a wide range of real-life and classroom situations. Includes special features such

Genres: France, Nonfiction, Language, Reference

Paperback

First published August 31, 1992

Reviews

[inoel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bonjouir tout le monde! Comment etes-vous aujourd'hui?

I've been disappointed with tons of -teach-yourself-french- books but, now finally i found the ultimate book to learn french from the basic! Too bad it doesn't came with an audio CD & i don't have any partner to practice conversation in French.
Ah merde! Il malediction

[Sitha · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book helps much to learn french. But since I do not have to audio CD, I feel not complete :)

[Katelyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this book as a gift when I was just in the sixth grade, and have studied French since then (and am now writing this review seven years later). While it was helpful in teaching a (very) few basics, don't expect to start truly learning the language from this set, no matter your age. I would recommend this to anyone who has plans to travel to France in a few months so that you have time to get some of the basics down, without having to worry about proper grammar and structure. It's a step up from a phrase book but a step down from teaching you all of the important parts of the French language.

[Val · Rating 2 out of 5]

I never finished this one. I don't really remember it so it must not have been that great...

[Bledi]

Perfect