French Stories - Beginner And Intermediate Stories To Improve Your French

by French Hacking

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 “Beginner & Intermediate 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.” - Unknown Inside, 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- Idioms to sound like a native speaker- Comprehension questions after each chapter to further your understanding of the text It’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.

92 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2019

Reviews

[Marichus Real]

Short stories about several themes with some vocabulary and some questions at the end of each one.
What I like most about this book is the fact that the stories are not translated into English. So, if you want to know the stories, you really have to read them.

[Jamie Bee]

Just Stories and Quizzes all in French

Having read and reviewed a number of books on foreign language short stories meant to help the learner, I found this one to be lacking. Literally, it is just 10 long short stories with questions in French at the end. That's it. There is no translation into English. The short story was broken up occasionally with a brief vocabulary list meant for the paragraph or two above it. I do feel like a full English translation is necessary for a book like this so that the student can compare the two side-by-side to better understand the nuances of the unfamiliar language. As I did take French some time ago in both high school and college, however, I did enjoy reading the stories to see how much I remembered. So if you don't need a lot of guidance for a short story foreign language learning book like this, you might find this one useful.

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

[TS]

Content could be updated

I appreciate the format of this book, it was easy to read and the vocabulary chosen to be translated was, on the whole, pretty good. However, it makes it seem like France is stuck in the 50ies.

[Tiago Souza]

It is a good book to a start. Small stories and an easy language. Give it a try!

[Jackie]

This is nothing like I expected. "Stories" is a misnomer.