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Posted on: 06-09-06 15:02:37
Hi all,
Just wondering if there were any online courses someone knew of where you could learn to speak French. I don't live anywhere near Toronto so colleges/uni's around that area are of no help to me. I've already checked with colleges and uni's in my area and no one offers and French languages programs, which is why I think online courses are the next best thing.
Otherwise I'm going to order those CD's you can get from Amazon that teach you how to speak a different language.
Any help is appreciated!
PP
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Location: Mississauga/ Toronto, Can
Posted on: 06-09-06 18:38:14
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Originally posted by Pink Panther
Hi all,
Just wondering if there were any online courses someone knew of where you could learn to speak French. I don't live anywhere near Toronto so colleges/uni's around that area are of no help to me. I've already checked with colleges and uni's in my area and no one offers and French languages programs, which is why I think online courses are the next best thing.
Otherwise I'm going to order those CD's you can get from Amazon that teach you how to speak a different language.
Any help is appreciated!
PP
I figure there would be language labs in the libraries - I have not tried them myself though but have heard they are good for self-paced study of foreign languages.
Trinity
Quote:
Originally posted by Pink Panther
Hi all,
Just wondering if there were any online courses someone knew of where you could learn to speak French. I don't live anywhere near Toronto so colleges/uni's around that area are of no help to me. I've already checked with colleges and uni's in my area and no one offers and French languages programs, which is why I think online courses are the next best thing.
Otherwise I'm going to order those CD's you can get from Amazon that teach you how to speak a different language.
Any help is appreciated!
PP
Hi PP,
Try Michel Thomas
He is quite good. I did not have the patience to stick with it for longer but I found his teaching method to be very lucid. Your post reminded me to dig it up and I'm planning to continue listening to him during my work commute now.
http://www.amazon.ca/Michel-Thomas-Speak-French-Beginners/dp/0071479821/sr=8-11/qid=1157679479/ref=sr_1_11/701-3339941-4175554?ie=UTF8&s=gateway
http://www.amazon.co.uk/French-Michel-Thomas-Complete-Course/dp/0340780630
Try looking in ebay for a better deal on his cd's.
I can send you a sample file inorder to help you decide. e-mail me if so.
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I have 3 CD’s which teaches you to learn to speak French and I haven’t used them at all. In case if you are interested then I can send the CD’s by post.
Nikhil
I have been trying to locate an economical French learning aid in GTA. Not yet
successful. Now, I have borrowed few language CDs from Library and keep listening to them. I focus on the "sounds" and way of pronounciation.
