I don t understand the meaning of the first lesson in France.

There is no special culture, renting in France has always been in short supply, especially in Paris, many landlords are very picky, the shelves are very large, and the French are particularly particular about the so-called politeness, in some formal and serious occasions and situations, you have to be especially careful with the words you use.

The first person is the same as the second person, both of them are a little brainless, and the improper use of words makes the other party unhappy, and two people who are not familiar with each other are generally not good at casually commenting on each other's careers, even if they say it, try to say it well, good, and so on.

The second direct tutoyer, which is very rude for two people who meet for the first time in France, especially the tenant who is going to rent a house, speaks to the landlord, says Beno T c'est chez moi, ici, just want to say, this is my home, the implication is please leave quickly.

Both of them spoke rudely.

The following volumes of Concise French Textbooks and Reference Books pdf

Concise tutorial manual for university French.

Thank you for the concise tutorial of French for college.

If you want to buy it, buy a teacher's book. But at the beginning, it is recommended not to use this, although the reflet is a very authentic and interesting sitcom, but because the voice part is rarely spoken at the beginning, it is not conducive to self-learning. I recommend "Concise French Course", which is still good, so I won't repeat it.

The compilation of "French" is not good, it is still the 1988 version, it is very messy and outdated, and Chinese French can be seen everywhere (not malicious criticism, the technology at that time may still be lacking).

Before the start of self-study, it is recommended to learn basic pronunciation and grammar to New Oriental, where the teacher is really good, and for beginners, the Chinese teacher can speak more clearly (this is their own experience); Then you can go to the Alliance Française, watch French movies, chat with French people, and hear how real French people speak, which can make you improve quickly (all without money). At this time, it is not too late to start self-study :) At the same time, it should be noted that the reflet is a textbook for French people, so the grammar on it is not very clear, and it is recommended to study it together with the Chinese grammar book.

In addition to the above-mentioned "Concise French Course", Donghua University's "Basic French Grammar Analysis" and "French Grammar Dots" are also recommended.

When I first asked for a tutor, I used the one I used outside.

Although the phonetic transcription or something is very complete.

It can be a big blow to the interest of beginners!

It's boring and then I'm out in class and it's a reflet

The Chinese meaning of the word is reflection.

It means the reflection of French culture, the direction of life.

So I think it's closer to life.

Really, and this book comes with a CD-ROM audio tape.

It is about the life scenes of the French people in general.

It's more practical.

There will also be a similar life encyclopedia at the end of each lesson.

For example, the first one is followed by a glossary that teaches you how to briefly introduce yourself, and a glossary.

It is also a means of transportation in daily life, precautions at the airport, or something, if you study by yourself, you can buy teaching books.

But students also have CD-ROMs.

However, it does not go into detail about the phonetic alphabet.

You need to listen to more CDs.

I've used a lot of textbooks.

Personally recommended to the landlord.

You have to learn French.

It's always a book written by their country.

It's like Chinese primary school students use Oxford English textbooks.

I've been studying for 3 years.

Now I'm personally abroad.

It's still the content of the reflet that is used more.

Personally, I still recommend reflet

Let's get close to life.

If you're just interested, you can start by looking for some books on everyday French language (there are a lot of them in bookstores, all about the same).

If you do have study needs (such as work), but you don't need to go abroad to take the TEF exam, you can read the "Concise French Textbook" first, the grammar of this book is very detailed and relatively concise; The "French" of Beijing Foreign University is also very good and more detailed.

If you need to go abroad or want to learn authentic French, "All Over France" is very suitable. There's a lot of practice and cultural content in it, and it's done gradually. It may be a bit difficult at first, but it will not be much more difficult to assist domestic French books as references.

And there are a lot of teaching materials on the Internet that have traveled all over France, and you can also read this book for all 0 foundations.

Student's book. Absolute!!! You're going to buy a teacher's book, I admire you!!

All French. The student book is really suitable for newbies. That's how I learned.

Hehe. By the way, about the upstairs teacher's book, the *** behind the book can go up and down. 26 lessons.

400m) but a 7th lesson is missing. Hope it helps.

I think it's better to be a concise French textbook.,The grammar inside is explained in detail.,It's still more recommended for beginners.,And there's everything in the phonetic transcription.,It's good to match it with tape.,But I personally think it's better to go to the institution to learn for a period of time.,And then it's better to learn by yourself.,This is my personal experience.,Just for reference!

Traveling all over France is a book that focuses on listening, if you buy it, you should buy a set of CD-ROMs, you can achieve the purpose of self-listening and self-testing, but if you are a beginner, it is recommended to start with Ma Xiaohong's [French], a small book, the first book has an orange cover, the second book is green, and the third book is pink.

I started learning French last week, and the textbook assigned by the teacher was "A Concise Course of French in Universities" edited by Xue Jiancheng, a foreign language teaching and research publishing house, and he also recommended a book for students to use "Traveling in France" to strengthen listening.

Reflets is now a more mainstream French textbook, you buy a student's book, the teacher's book is the use of some post-class questions, as well as the focus of education, methods, etc.

You just need to look at the student books.

If you study on your own, I don't recommend reading "reflet", it will be very difficult.

Recommend "Concise French Tutorial", Sun Hui Edition.

A combination of the two is also possible, but the latter is more important.

There are two or three volumes of this textbook, I suggest you use the student book, the blue cover is for beginners, it is divided into two volumes, it is best to buy the workbook as well.

I usually use the book "Public French", which is suitable for beginners.

If you are a beginner, you still need to be taken by the teacher.

There should be no complete translation.

There are only word explanations.

If you want to learn French, or if you have some basic questions, you can contact me.

There is no electronic version, you go to Xinhua Bookstore to take a look, generally larger bookstores have this book, look at what you don't understand, read it and leave, hehe.

If the bookstore doesn't have it, and the other people don't provide the landlord with an electronic version, the landlord will find me again, and I'll call it out for you, at most, I'll work hard, hehe.

You should be able to find it online, right?