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Best way to learn French?
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Went on holiday to Paris for a week in July and sat on the Eurostar on the way back decided that I was going to (re)start learning French again, so next time I go, I'll actually be able to understand a lot more than my GCSE grade D 3 years ago allowed. I know it won't be easy, but this time I'm actually motivated.
Since I'm a poor (recently ex-)student and don't have money to spend on evening classes or long trips to France, I was wondering if anyone got any ideas/recommendations on good 'teach yourself' courses - the ones that i'm likely to find in the bookshop. Or alternatively good internet resources and the like.
Thanks...
Since I'm a poor (recently ex-)student and don't have money to spend on evening classes or long trips to France, I was wondering if anyone got any ideas/recommendations on good 'teach yourself' courses - the ones that i'm likely to find in the bookshop. Or alternatively good internet resources and the like.
Thanks...
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U can the live with the french parenst family cutting down cosrts and food etc: and having to speak it n everyday life and at school will drag you up. Worked very successfuly in our school but regret not doing it in my year- c'est la vie