Learn French With Short Stories - Fifteen Beginner Stories With Parallel French & English Text

by French Hacking

Do you want to learn French without feeling like studying? Do you want to learn idioms and speak like a real Parisien? Do you want to read French stories without having to flick through a dictionary every other word?(Free Audiobook & PDF with every purchase, just check the back page on how to download the files)Imagine how impressed your friends and family will be and how awesome you’ll feel once you’re able to have a fluent conversation with a native French speaker. Imagine sitting in a nice café in Paris sipping on your coffee and enjoying a croissant when someone strikes up a conversation and you’re able to hold your weight the whole time. What if this wasn’t a dream and became a reality?French Hacking’s “15 Short Stories” will allow you to progress your French and learn what and how to talk to sound like a native. Learning French doesn’t have to be difficult. Most of what you learn in class and grammar books are rarely used in real life scenarios. Stop wasting your time and begin learning more efficiently.Learn what to say and start conversing, even if you’re a complete beginner!French can seem like a daunting language with loads of different conjugations, rules, and exceptions. By repetitively seeing and learning simple sentence structures and phrases, you’ll better understand the language and have the essential knowledge to improve your French!Even if you’re brand-new to the language or you don’t have much time to dedicate to learning, the advice, tips and tricks you’ll find inside provide you with a tried-and-tested path to success. So if you’ve been wanting to learn or improve your French, this book is for you.“Une nouvelle langue est une nouvelle vie.” - Unknown“A new language is a new life.” - UnknownInside, you’ll Real life conversations you’d hear out on the streets of France- Definitions of words below the paragraphs so there’s no need for a dictionary- Bilingual French/English text so you can read line by line- Idioms to sound like a native speaker- Descriptions of important words and whether they’re masculine, feminine, nouns, adjectives, etc.- Comprehension questions after each chapter to further your understanding of the textIt’s possible to begin conversing in French quickly by learning the right things. All you need is the proper material, idioms, and sentence structures within this book.Ready to begin your journey to becoming conversational in French? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!

216 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 28, 2021

Reviews

[Quailynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beginner french stories c’est bon!

This story was great for beginners in french. Easy to read, understand and look up words. The questions also helped with comprehension.

[Jamie Bee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Delightful Book to Help You Learn French

As learning languages interests me, particularly French, I've read and reviewed a fair amount of language-learning books. I enjoyed this particular one for several reasons. I was surprised initially to see that it only had fifteen stories... but the book is 215 pages long in the PDF ARC copy I received. So many books of foreign-language short-story books have more stories but fewer pages. I was delighted to see why this book was different when I opened it up. Each story has a large section devoted to it, including the story in French, English versions, and comprehension questions. This, of course, is typical of foreign language learning books. But the difference is in the details. The stories in French are longer than I typically see in short-story foreign-language-learning books. Further, that initial short story is broken up with brief vocabulary lists, so you can immediately see the meanings of words in English (bolded in the French story). Comprehension questions in French follow. After this is a delightful side-by-side dual translation, with French on the left side and the English translation on the right. As a longtime student of French, I didn't necessarily agree with every part of the translation, but in general, they were good, and I liked seeing them side-by-side. I'm not sure how that format will translate to a Kindle or eBook. Interestingly, the publisher even does a side-by-side dual-language translation of the comprehension questions! I don't think I've seen that in any other foreign-language-learning book. If you are a beginning- to intermediate-level French student, you will most likely enjoy and appreciate this book as much as I did.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

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[M Hocking · Rating 1 out of 5]

Yet another AI-written book with no author and full of mistakes.

Signs of AI:

- no author
- simple formatting, no illustrations
- Occasional American spellings from a book produced in the UK
- incorrect translations that an experienced language author would never be confused by
- stories with nonsensical elements ("Josephine's dog is called Pirate because he is a prankster")

Sorry, couldn't get past the first few pages as I cannot trust the accuracy of AI generated content. Give me a real book written by a real author produced by a real publishing company any day.

[Marichus Real · Rating 5 out of 5]

15 beautiful stories to help us with learning French. The stories are short, interesting funny and enjoyable. My favourite stories are “Le parapluie magique”, “Tel chien, tel maître!” and “L’arbre qui boude”.
There was only one thing I didn’t like and that was the vocabularies in the middle of the stories because they broke the rhythm of the reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.