It is recommended to learn German and French books from scratch self study .

I am a French major, and I have used some textbooks in our department that I can refer to for you. I think the book "Traveling in France" is very good as a link to elementary oral listening, ** is a few short stories, it is also very interesting, I will be more interested, the pronunciation is the standard French pronunciation. In terms of grammar, it is recommended to use the French tutorial of Beijing Foreign University, buy from the first one, in addition to some vocabulary step-by-step, phonetics step-by-step, listening step-by-step series of books, divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced, it is very good to use from scratch.

Finally, if you want to learn grammar, you need a professional grammar book, there is a book called "Using French Grammar - Intensive Lectures and Exercises", the editor-in-chief is Zhang Jing, we use this book for the fourth level of the major, which is relatively easy to understand, and there are questions and answers in it. However, I think French is quite difficult, and it may be better to find a teacher if you can get started. FYI, I hope it helps

New Standard German Intensive Tutorial Series.

Original German textbook.

Read the book, recommend the concise course of French in college Foreign Research Society Xue Jiancheng The textbook of the second foreign language in college, the grammar is quite complete, with a CD, **also cheap%a There is also a more popular one, Traveling all over France is a bit expensive, %a In addition, I recommend a French learning **, very useful, 'French France''. It's there at once.

If you want to focus on practicing your phonetics, Rosetta is better. If you think that pronunciation is okay, then many textbooks are fine, such as basic German courses, new university German, contemporary university German, etc.

For the voice, I use the "German Sedan Voice" edited by Professor Mu Lan of the Foreign Research Society, which is equipped with a cassette tape. It's very practical, and we basically have one copy for each of our German majors. There are a lot of early sensitivity exercises in it, and it is enough to practice pronunciation.

For basic grammar, there is a copy of "Quick Course in German Grammar" (klippundklar), which is also very good. It was recommended by our teacher when we were freshmen. The content is easy to understand.

There is also a book "300 Hours of German", which was compiled by Professor Yin Tongsheng and another professor, which is comprehensive and more suitable for self-study.

There is also a book "German Grammar Analysis and Practice", by Tongji University Press, which has a large amount of questions, if you feel that "German Grammar Express" is not enough, you can use this book (this book is slightly more difficult than "Quick Course").

The Foreign Language Research Society's "Standard German Grammar – Refinement and Practice" is also good, and it is a direct translation from the German version. But personally, I think that the new words in it are a bit difficult for beginners, and it is more difficult to start the questions.

After studying for a while, you can find a copy of "German Synonyms" (Foreign Research Society, edited by Zhuang Huili) to see, the usage of different words is still worth studying.

For dictionaries, it is best for beginners to use the "Langshi German-Chinese Double Solution Dictionary", which has detailed explanations and is more suitable for beginners. We've been using this one all the time. If you want to find a lot of words, use the green skin of the Shanghai translation to call it "New German-Chinese Dictionary", there are many words, but there is no German explanation.

That's all I know, I hope it helps.

Hello. My advice is that if you are starting to learn a language, first assess your learning ability before following a teacher (any form of teacher) for a month of lessons before moving on to the self-study phase.

The recommended books are: First, burn the skin at the introductory stage, and choose a textbook.

The main textbook of the training school is "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 "Walking 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.

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

The reason why I chose this textbook is that this book is actually an upgrade of "Walking in France", and 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.

The New University French is also very good, let Duan Yuan I am teaching this book.

Hope it helps, hope.

"Traveling all over France" is good, but it's very deep, if it's zero-based, it will be very difficult, it should be all dialogue, so the grammar will be very mixed, and some of the difficult grammar does appear in front. Studied but cannot comprehend. There are *** discs and *** discs.

The set of "French" of the Foreign Research Society is good, the content is relatively complete, after all, it is a book published by an authoritative organization! There are discs. It is the most widely used French learning textbook, and it is theoretical!

Progressive communicative speaking French in Shanghai translations (beginner, intermediate).

French vocabulary progressively (beginner, intermediate, advanced).

The French verb becomes progressive.

It's also okay to have pictures and drawings, and it's interesting to learn.

But it's made up by the French, and sometimes it may not take into account the problems of beginners. There are exercises and explanations, which is very good!

All the textbooks made by the French themselves are very beautiful, but most of them have the problem of mixed grammar.

But they are all very practical, and they are mainly used in daily life.

College French Course" This is not good, don't learn it, there are a lot of grammatical errors! And the content is stale. A lot of it is not practical.

This is for someone else, and it should be useful to you as well.