Френски за абсолютно начинаещи

by Catrine Carpenter, Марин Загорчев (превод и адаптация)

Този курс за самообучение по френски е устроен изключително прагматично. С него можете да определяте сами темпото на учене и да напредвате с лекота. Във всеки урок новите думи и изрази се представят в няколко реалистични диалога, граматическият материал е обяснен лесно и достъпно, а разнообразните упражнения и тестове ви дават възможност да развивате уменията си за разбиране и говорене и да следите напредъка си.

(В допълнение към учебника е издаден и аудиозапис на двоен компактдиск. на него освен указания на български са записани артисти, за които френският език е роден.)

Genres: France, Nonfiction, Language, Reference

258 pages, 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 :)

[Montrose Fell · Rating 3 out of 5]

I appreciate how convenient this book was to carry around but it would have been fine to make it a bit larger to accommodate being able to actually write in the blanks. I had some issues with the audio tracks as well. It did help me learn a few new things and was a decent book to bring on the metro. It is very France centric though and doesn't include details on other francophone cultures.

[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