French in 10 minutes a day

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Can you say this? (kess) (kuk) (say) Qu'est-ce que c'est? what is that (say) (ewn) (jluhr) C'est une fleur. it is a flower (zhuh) (voo-dray) Je voudrais une fleur. would like If you can say this, you can learn to speak French. You will be able to easily order French wine, lunch, theater tickets, pastry, or anything else you wish. You simply ask "Qu'est-ce que c'est?" and, upon learning what it is, you can order it with "Je voudrais Sounds easy, doesn't it? With only a handful of working words, you can go into any store and ask questions and make purchases. If you are planning a trip or moving to a country where French is the leading language (Francé, Belgium, numerous countries in Africa), you will be leaps ahead of everyone if you take just a few minutes a day to learn the easy key words that this book offers. There are no phrases to memorize, no verb conjugations, no involved grammer explanations. Instead, there are practical words you will need to know in order to ask questions... Tovább

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Can you say this? (kess) (kuk) (say) Qu'est-ce que c'est? what is that (say) (ewn) (jluhr) C'est une fleur. it is a flower (zhuh) (voo-dray) Je voudrais une fleur. would like If you can say this, you can learn to speak French. You will be able to easily order French wine, lunch, theater tickets, pastry, or anything else you wish. You simply ask "Qu'est-ce que c'est?" and, upon learning what it is, you can order it with "Je voudrais Sounds easy, doesn't it? With only a handful of working words, you can go into any store and ask questions and make purchases. If you are planning a trip or moving to a country where French is the leading language (Francé, Belgium, numerous countries in Africa), you will be leaps ahead of everyone if you take just a few minutes a day to learn the easy key words that this book offers. There are no phrases to memorize, no verb conjugations, no involved grammer explanations. Instead, there are practical words you will need to know in order to ask questions and get answers. They are words like "when," "how," and "where." Simply, the purpose of this book is to give you an immediate speaking ability in French, together with somé practical and cultural tips. ® FRENCH in 10 Minutes a Day will walk you through learning French in 23 easy Steps. Almost automatically, you will acquire a large working vocabulary that will suit your needs. As you work through the Steps, use the sticky labels following page 48. At the back of the book, you will alsó find cut-out flash cards to make learning French fun. When you have completed the book, cut out the menu guide at the back and take it along on your trip. Don't skip around. Start at Step 1 with "Where is?" and "How much does it cost?" and do it right. Spend 10 minutes a day-every day-from now until your departure. Each day work through the pages as far as you can comfortably go in those 10 minutes. Don't overdo it. Somé days you might want to take your 10 minutes and just review. If you forget a word, you can always look it up in the glossary on page 108. Spend your first 10 minutes studying the map on the opposite page and on page 70; then turn the page and you're ready to begin. Vissza