French on Holiday - Conversations de vacances - New edition. Proficiency level B1-B2

Listen & Learn

De: Dorota Guzik

Narrado por: Nicolas Rougier, Gilles Quentel, Maybe Thatre Company

Do you want to speak French fluently in various situations on holiday? Listen to "French on Holiday. Conversations de vacances - New Edition". This audio course quickly and effectively prepares you for going abroad. The course teaches the authentic language used in everyday situations. Each lesson presents a new subject of typical conversations and teaches how to form sentences independently. Why choose the course? "French on Holiday - New Edition" covers 12 main topics, and the dialogues and exercises in each lesson are aimed at learning and mastering over 800 expressions and complete sentences. All the words and expressions are recorded with translations, which enables easier use of the course and allows for faster mastery and consolidation of the material. Each lesson develops step by step your speaking skills that are necessary for effective communication in French:

• start with listening to a dialogue introducing the subject of the lesson,
• then broaden and consolidate vocabulary used in typical situations,
• next answer questions and independently form sentences following the teacher's instructions,
• finally take part in a conversation from the lesson.

In the new edition of the course, you will find more exercises and examples that consolidate the material and teach how to use it in practice. The new part "Useful expressions" is designed for those wishing to practice vocabulary necessary on a journey abroad. This is effective learning, easy and accessible to everyone! E-book (PDF file): the texts of all the recordings: dialogues and exercises with answers.

PLEASE NOTE: when you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.

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Less worse sound effects

Not sure what inspired the creators to put in the sound effects that they did, but it’s awful and distracting. Imagine someone borrowing the default sounds from Windows 95 and using it as transitions every 30 seconds. Now you have this audio book. Sadly, this is the revised and improved version because the sound in the first two version were even more horrifying. The sound effects volume is still obnoxiously louder than the actual audio content that it just takes away from the whole experience. You are unlikely to learn anything from this book except what audio torture is like. Don’t waste your money.