Re: Le groupe français 2016 - 2019 Les Voyageurs
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2019 11:08 pm
Congratulations on all your hard work and especially on your impressive progress. Keep us informed and keep up the good work
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tomgosse wrote:Bonjour mes amis,
I wonder if anyone here has used the new (3rd) edition of Pimsleur French? According to their website level 1 is a major update. It is described here: Pimsleur 3rd edition.
Étymologie
(Nom 1) (Vers 1230) escope — (Ernoul, État de la cité de Jérusalem), (1285) eschope — (Livre Roisin). Du moyen néerlandais schoppe → voir shop en anglais, Schuppen (« remise ») en allemand ; le mot est attesté d’abord dans le Nord de la France.
Sahmilat wrote:I'm currently a little more than halfway through Le Français par la Méthode Nature and I was hoping I could get a recommendation on audio supplements, because right now I am only getting practice in reading / some writing. I used Assimil for a while but I felt like the audio was unnaturally slow. I've tried listening to Peppa Pig but even that seems above my current level. Does anyone have recommendations for (free) slow-but-not-too-slow audio for the beginner? Preferably something a little more advanced than "hello my name is..." but if that's the most appropriate thing for my level, so be it.
Also, does anyone who has used this book know what would be a good place to go afterwards? I was thinking the CLE progressive grammar/vocabulary books for intermediate would probably be helpful once I finish Le Français par la Méthode Nature, but with the pace of the book I feel like I might be ready to read short stories/novels.
Merci beaucoup!
RFI provide a daily news bulletin for french learners - Journal en français facile, there is a (not always 100% accurate) script. You'd want to get in the habit of looking up all unknown words.Sahmilat wrote: Does anyone have recommendations for (free) slow-but-not-too-slow audio for the beginner? Preferably something a little more advanced than "hello my name is..." but if that's the most appropriate thing for my level, so be it.
DaveAgain wrote:RFI provide a daily news bulletin for french learners - Journal en français facile, there is a (not always 100% accurate) script. You'd want to get in the habit of looking up all unknown words.Sahmilat wrote: Does anyone have recommendations for (free) slow-but-not-too-slow audio for the beginner? Preferably something a little more advanced than "hello my name is..." but if that's the most appropriate thing for my level, so be it.
EDIT
Memory tells me I used to make a parallel text by having the french script in one browser window, and a deepl.com or Google translate english copy in another browser window.
lusan wrote:I began listening to RFI. I like it. However, I am concerned about getting used to slow and simplify language. Would that hurt? I would like to know other experiences about RFI. I did notice too that the speakers do not follow the text all the time, which for me, it is very distracting.