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Learn French for Travel

A Complete Guide for Beginners to Be Fast in Learning Language with Easy Phrases and a Simple Vocabulary

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Learn French for Travel

By: Paul Irving Educational
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Are you planning a trip and need help with your French?

Are you looking for an easy and fast way to learn, improve or refresh it?

If you've ever wanted to learn French without having to learn all the rules of grammar, label and conjugation of verbs, this book is for you. This beginner's guide will teach you everything you need to know about speaking French in a conversational way, and is structured in such a way that you will be able to learn it quickly and effectively.

It is divided into chapters based on themes, such as "asking for directions", "family", "means of transport", and so on, and you will be able to learn all that is necessary for the practical use of the French language and to easily return to the section you will need if you have forgotten something or to practice extras on a certain subject.

In this book you will find:

  • A guide on how to get the most out of this book and how to become a bilingual faster!
  • Subdivision into sections, so this book can continue to help you even on your travels
  • A list of terms and phrases learned at the end of each chapter, along with their pronunciations
  • Not only survival French but French for every possible scenario when traveling to a French-speaking country, such as ordering in a restaurant, booking a hotel, talking on the phone, and making any sort of reservation.

Many people, when they learn a language, will only study how to read and write, but they will have problems speaking the language, and this is certainly a problem when traveling abroad. Studying the language with this book, however, will allow you to learn all three of these things at the same time!

With this book by your side at all times, you can feel comfortable and confident knowing that you will be able to understand any situation and scenario that may develop.

If you are looking for a good basic book to learn everything there is to know about your first conversations in French, look no further!

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©2019 Paul Irving Educational (P)2020 Paul Irving Educational
Communication & Social Skills French Words, Language & Grammar French Language Learning Travel
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Not for travelers!

I expected to find phrases that were pertinent to travel such as how to order in a restaurant, check in to your hotel, ask for directions, ask about prices. So why are we learning vocab related to family, fruits/veggies, etc. I also found it very confusing that they give you the french phrase followed by the slower pronunciation, then the english translation, followed by a new french phrase. Just tell me what we're learning, then how to say it! Honestly I'll just stick with Pimsleur. This was pas tres bien por moi!

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Too fast

He goes way too fast to be able to catch everything he’s saying and he doesn’t repeat the words or phrases enough.

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