Learning French

[amorty1978]

I studied french for 3 years but never actually practiced!! I been
listening to french music for years and its about time for me to learn
and practive speaking!!
I find it difficult to learn through cd's with out ever speaking, any
thoughts???

[s***@gmail.com]

Post by amorty1978
I studied french for 3 years but never actually practiced!! I been
listening to french music for years and its about time for me to learn
and practive speaking!!
I find it difficult to learn through cd's with out ever speaking, any
thoughts???

Dear Amorty..
i am Sellakumar from India. i am also new to french. now i am starting
to learn thro' opern learning initiative. i have no idea wether it
will be usefull for u or not. how ever u plz check the weblink..

http://www.cmu.edu/oli/courses/french/index.html

take care.. wish u all the best.
with regards
sellakumar

[DB4]

Check with any local private language tutors. Many hold evening meets with
groups of students for general conversation rather than grammer, etc


On 24/3/08 04:35, in article

Post by amorty1978
I studied french for 3 years but never actually practiced!! I been
listening to french music for years and its about time for me to learn
and practive speaking!!
I find it difficult to learn through cd's with out ever speaking, any
thoughts???

[r***@gmail.com]

Post by amorty1978
I studied french for 3 years but never actually practiced!! I been
listening to french music for years and its about time for me to learn
and practive speaking!!
I find it difficult to learn through cd's with out ever speaking, any
thoughts???

Hi amorty1978, hope you've made good progress with your French through writing your post, but have a look at https://rapidefrench.com - you'll still need to get a French tutor to make the transition to speaking, but this site has recordings and videos with vocab, transcripts and translations to build up your understanding and will help you get a lot closer relatively fast.