What is the best book to teach French on your own? 20

Reflets, of course

Self-study is of course simple French, which is relatively simple.

Of course, the downside is also simple.

Ma Xiaohong's first book is a better introduction to learning pronunciation.

Then strengthen the phonics to learn the reflet

Order: Ma Book 1 - Concise + Reflet - Equipped with grammar books (such as grammar progression, reflet's grammar is not very good).

A concise course of French for university students

I personally don't recommend Ma Xiaohong's much

Because now there is only one new textbook, and the others are old textbooks, which is very difficult to look at, and there are many mistakes in it, it is better to learn new textbooks if you study on your own

By the way, it is also recommended that you buy a copy of "Reflet", which is "Traveling in France", which is very good

It doesn't matter what books you buy.

It's yourself who matters. Do you want to learn?

There is no perseverance to persevere.

This is critical.

No matter how good the book. `

You don't have the stamina to keep learning.

Equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 is equal to 0 The key is to read more and learn more.

Set yourself a task to memorize a few words and sentences every day.

Wait...

To put it bluntly, the key is to rely on yourself...

YesThe Foreign Language Research Society's edition of French Grammar, Béroul's Tristan et iseult, and Thierry's Revel edition of Introduction à L'ancien francais》。

French, an independent language belonging to the Romance family of Euro-Indo-European languages. The Romance languages include the Middle Romance languages (French, Italian, Sardinian dialects, Catalan, etc.), the West Romance languages (Spanish, Portuguese, etc.) and the Eastern Romance languages (Romanian, etc.).

French spelling rules are the same as English, different letters or combinations of letters can be pronounced with the same sound, and vice versa can also be pronounced with different sounds, and in French, there are many words with the same pronunciation but different spellings, and there are many letters that are not pronounced in words, so knowing the pronunciation of a word may not necessarily spell the word correctly.

French uses the same 26 Latin alphabets as English, and when learning French pronunciation, it is important to distinguish between vowel letters and vowels, as well as consonant letters and consonants. The difference between French and English and Chinese is that there are no diphthongs in French, and the mouth shape does not slide when pronouncing each vowel, especially when pronouncing nasal vowels, there can be no continuation action like Chinese finals, and the pronunciation rules of French are very simple.

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.

That's a generality

1-If you just talk about the textbook, I recommend the reflet, there is also a Chinese translation called all over France, but although the translated version will be simple and easy to understand, but it is not as good as the full French version for learning French

2-Let's talk about auxiliary textbooks The more useful is the set of "French xx asymptotic", which includes French vocabulary progression, French grammar asymptotic, etc., and a set of special verb conjugations, which is better to use for your own questions

Or a book called "European Standard French XX" (too long to remember, sorry), this one contains more practical and colloquial French in France, which is very useful

3- If you read in French, of course, the French-Chinese version of "The Little Prince" will be more tiring to watch at first, but the vocabulary is large, and the grammar is good, and it will naturally come naturally, if you have the conditions, it is not bad to read the French version of "The Adventures of Tintin".

4- Regarding the French dictionary, I personally like Larousse's double solution or a separate dictionary, the explanations are very comprehensive, and I can see the expansion of the Larousse dictionary every year in Paris, adding words and other books, the vocabulary is very large, the explanation is also very comprehensive, but it is very heavy, orz is inconvenient to carry every day

For the words of the small dictionary, there is a small one called "French-Chinese-French Dictionary", which is very easy to bring

I hope it will be useful to you