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Anonymous users2024-02-05If you are self-taught, it is recommended to start with the Concise French Course, which is relatively simple but not very knowledgeable. When you finish the first volume of this book, you can consider using it in conjunction with "Traveling in France". "Traveling in France" is relatively deep, and it will be a blow if you use it at the beginning of self-study...
Besides, you still have to prepare for the college entrance examination, if you are not a minor language candidate in the college entrance examination, I mean if you take the French test instead of English, you can learn French well. If you still take the English test in the college entrance examination, it is recommended that you concentrate on learning English, and save French until after the college entrance examination Because the pronunciation or anything after you get started with French will have an impact on English, and this influence will not disappear until you have a deeper understanding of French
But if you are learning French to study in France after the college entrance examination, then you can read some before the college entrance examination, but after the college entrance examination, you will have more than half a year to prepare for French, which is basically enough for you to study abroad. This is something that I experienced as a junior
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I don't know what kind of level the landlord said to be good at learning. But no matter which book it is, as long as you keep reading it, it's good.
But to be honest, Ma Xiaohong's book is indeed more widely used, and this is the French major in many universities, which is divided into four books. I taught myself a concise French course, because there is a **textbook on the Internet**, which is exactly the same as the teacher's lecture, and it is best for beginners to bring it to the teacher, since you don't have time, this** can never be missed, (I am in the same situation as you, (*hee-hee.......))
A class lasts more than 1 hour, and there are 30 lessons in the book, and you should get started with French after learning it, and you can learn it on your own in the future.
French is trouble, there are more things to remember, so the landlord is good luck
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Anonymous users2024-02-03No way. Learning a language, especially if you are learning it on your own at the beginning, can be difficult. Who corrects the pronunciation and who asks the question? How do you know you're learning the right thing? The accuracy of first impressions is more important than anything else.
Let's study after the college entrance examination, I tell you for sure that I will almost get started after two months of studying. Of course, it is two months of single-minded study. Basic communication, basic grammar is no longer a problem.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Learn English well, there is no such thing as "learning the language".
As for French, it is recommended that you find a teacher to get started, so that you can avoid many detours.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01I don't agree with the two upstairs What they said Now in this era, mastering one more language is a skill I admire the landlord I suggest you buy a set of concise French tutorials and then buy a set of CDs from the Internet This CD is only Beijing Qijin French, and there are some of them Recorded by their teachers Yes**Lecture It is no different from the class This method I think is very suitable for you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31If you don't study a foreign language at university, you don't need to learn French.
It's enough to do a good job in English, and learning too much is equivalent to not learning.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30If it's self-study, don't learn, it's more difficult, if the pronunciation is wrong, it's difficult to get started, it's highly recommended to learn each class, if not, just try not to learn French, just learn the new concept 4, don't be afraid of a thousand tricks, you're afraid of a trick.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29The book doesn't matter, it depends on how you learn it, the book is the content no matter who it is, you learn it by yourself, it's very difficult, I suggest you find someone to teach you! At the very least, if you don't understand, just bear with it!
Rest assured! You will learn that book very well, and it has little to do with the book!
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Anonymous users2024-01-28You can't find time for class.
Then what time do you have to read a book.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27At present, more than 30 countries and regions in the world have French as their official language or French as a common language. Except for France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Switzerland, most of the others are African countries, and former French colonies in Africa. Canada is the official language of two languages, English and French, and French is prevalent mainly in the Quebec region.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26The question is a little confusing, but if you learn French, you should learn it in every country, after all, it is a common language in the United Nations. I guess you're asking about French-speaking countries, right?
France, Belgium.
Luxembourg, Switzerland.
Monaco, Canada (Quebec).
Algeria.
Tunisia, Morocco.
Andorra Haiti.
Chad Guinea.
Côte d’Ivoire. Rwanda, Togo.
That's pretty much it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25If you don't know anything at all, I suggest you sign up for a study class or something! Otherwise, it's hard to get started! And French is no more difficult to learn than English.
Many pronunciations are not easy to learn without the guidance of a teacher! This is just a suggestion, but if you have a super self-learning ability, you can also study on your own!
There are several schools in Beijing where you can learn French, such as French Alliance, New Momentum, Qijin, etc., and you can compare them yourself! This kind of training institution has a trial, you can go to the audition, don't let the sales say dizzy and pay the money first!
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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are some bugs:
2. qui
Tense. 1. faisait
2. saurez
3. était / n'ont pas dinė / n'étaient pas / était
If you don't understand, please ask, help, thank you.
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