Learn French Beginner

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks.Highlights of lesson 26 include: Revising the imperfect and perfect tenses using a great poem by Jacques Prévert entitled "Barbara"; a study of possessive pronouns; plus all the usual bits and bobs.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 25 include more practise of the imperfect tense and the introduction of "comparatives" and "superlatives".

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed, and manageable chunks.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 13 include: a listening comprehension exercise; a look at "possessive adjectives": how to say "my", "his", "your", etc; different ways of asking questions; and all the usual bits and bobs.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 27 include a general revision of the previous 10 lessons; a great listening-comprehension dialogue exercise between Alexa and a guest; a sprinkling of idioms; and all the usual bits and bobs.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed, and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 24 include revision of "adverbs of manner" and a look at other types of adverbs, including adverbs of time and of negation. A new topic is introduced: the imperfect tense (l'imparfait).

Learn French with Short Stories is your passport to mastering French while enjoying the adventures of Clara. This book is not just a language guide; it's a gateway to experiencing the vibrancy of French culture and language through enthralling narratives.

Listen to the key words and phrases in French, then repeat, practise and refine! A relaxing way to pick up the language. All essential words and phrases for modern life in France are here, with topics covering home life, work and school environments, shopping, food and drink, sport and leisure, transport, technology and the environment. Great care has been given to represent modern French culture and enhance your experience of France and its people, including food and drink, customs, celebrations and festivals.

I have tried many Italian programs in order to get a good grasp of Italian for beginners and to perhaps be able to speak it a little. Some are quite good but the truth is that in order to really get a good understanding and feel for the language you need to hear it being spoken, regularly, by Italian people.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed, and manageable chunks.

This is the 30th episode of French for Beginners, presented by the talented Alexa Polidoro. Highlights of lesson 30 include: revision of direct object pronouns from the previous lesson, and the introduction of (wait for it) indirect object pronouns! (Yipee!); plus more light grammar relief in the form of the "conditionnel" (don't worry, it's more fun than it sounds); plus all the usual bits and bobs.

Alexa Polidoro, the Internet's favourite French teacher, presents a new series of mini-lessons for people who wish to improve their French without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. The key objective of Alexa’s Bitesize French Lessons is to develop your language skills in all four learning areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Alexa Polidoro, the Internet's favourite French teacher, presents a new series of mini-lessons for people who wish to improve their French without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. (These lessons can be enjoyed individually or as a supplement to her popular “French for Beginners” course – also available on the audible website.)The key objective of Alexa’s Bitesize French Lessons is to develop your language skills in all four learning areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Learning French is easier than it seems. Not only will this audiobook give you the basic grammar rules, but it also contains many fun exercises for you to practice. If you’ve never studied French before, or if you’ve studied it but you need to go back to the basics to get better, this book will provide everything you need.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 14 include: some more useful vocabulary; translation and analysis of a text; asking questions with "interrogative adverbs"; and all the usual bits and bobs.

This is the 28th episode of French for Beginners, presented by the talented Alexa Polidoro. Highlights of lesson 28 include: some numbers revision; a telephone listening comprehension with some very peculiar voices; the future and beyond: Alexa introduces us to the dreaded future tense; and all the usual bits and bobs.

Martin really wanted to learn French, but he discovered that it was almost impossible for him to find the time to do so. He tried everything from one-on-one lessons to attending local French-themed parties in hopes of finding French-speaking friends. Nothing seemed like it was going to work, and if it did, it was going to take too much time for Martin to commit to with his busy schedule.

Learning a new language can seem quite daunting, especially if you’ve had a go at it during school without much to show for it now. The memories of the complicated grammar, elaborate vocabulary, and the confusing gender pronouns can leave a somewhat bitter taste in your mouth just at the prospect of taking on the challenge. It doesn’t have to be that way.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed, and manageable chunks.

After many years of developing and harnessing her language-teaching skills with The French Ecole, Alexa has now created an audio treat for people who wish to learn a new language from scratch, without any pressure, in fun, relaxed and manageable chunks. Highlights of lesson 7 include: more basic vocabulary; the notion of feminine and masculine; et les membres de ma famille (members of my family).