If you want to study in France the year after tomorrow and want to learn French on your own, please

If you want to study abroad, I think the most useful textbooks are "Traveling in France" and "French Express" by Beijing Language and Culture University Press

French Crash Course focuses on the accumulation of words, in which words and conversations are used at a high rate in everyday life abroad

The newer book recommends "French Communication Oral Progressive" intermediate, the green one, the content is very novel and practical

ps: If you want to study in France, it is best to apply for a French class with a good reputation and strength, the kind of foreign teacher, and it is super fast to take classes with foreign teachers to improve French skills

University Concise French Course, this one is okay, suitable for self-study, although old but more classic.

There is also a French refle that seems to be good, but it seems to be more suitable for learning from teachers.

In fact, I personally think that the most concise way is to first lay a certain foundation with university concise French, accumulate simple grammatical structures and word count, and then read a lot of French **, which improves relatively quickly.

Concise French Course" edited by Sun Hui, published by the Commercial Press. It is divided into two volumes, and there are audio tutorials.

This book feels okay, I'm studying this book right now, and I think it's best to learn French in a place where there is special training, and if you want to go to France, it seems that you need at least 500 studies to learn.

I recommend you to buy the Public French volume.

It's a very simple book at 32k, from the beginning to the grammar preliminary.

I just watched this for two months, and then TEF took 500 Dauphins in reading and writing.

It is difficult to learn French on your own. You'd better sign up for a training course or something.

The one on the third floor agrees with me. I don't recommend that you teach yourself.

Hello, what are some good books to recommend about self-learning French?

1. If you are going to start learning a language, please first assess your learning ability, and then follow the teacher (last a month of course, and then enter the self-study stage.

2. Recommended books, one is the introductory stage, choose a textbook. The school's textbooks mainly include "Traveling in France" and "Alter Ego", "Traveling in France" is the first set of French textbooks in China, in fact, the French name has no meaning, but at that time, under the influence of "Traveling in the United States", it was decided to take this name. The biggest feature of this set of textbooks is that there is **, which can be combined with ** to learn.

The content is also interesting, the content is also very coherent, and any exercise has a connection between the front and back. However, although this set of textbooks is classic, the content is very outdated.

3. "Alter Ego" is the textbook we used before, and then the French Union is also using, this book is all French, if you want to learn it yourself, it is impossible, the vocabulary is very large, and then there are a lot of knowledge points in it, but there is less audio, and there is no ** information.

4. "Hello, French" used in the introductory stage, the reason why I chose this textbook is that this book is actually an upgrade of "Walking in France", the knowledge classification is more detailed, and the knowledge category is relatively clear. Audio recordings are also available. Then choose a textbook, then a reference book, and use its workbook to do some exercises.