The French Alphabet & Numbers

Learn French for Absolute Beginners

De: French Hacking

Narrado por: Emilie Mauchaussé

Do you want to learn the basics of French in a short amount of time? Do you want to gain confidence in conversational French? Do you want to learn how to pronounce French words like a real Parisian?

Imagine flying to France and being able to hold your own while chatting with a native French speaker. Imagine how impressed your friends and family will be and how awesome you’ll feel when you speak with the unique cadence and pronunciation of the French people. Imagine being able to understand and communicate any French number—even 999,999,999!

French Hacking’s The French Alphabet & Numbers will give you the foundation of the French language that will serve you for decades to come. If you are new to learning French, this handy book will start with the basics of the French alphabet and numeric system so that you are fully capable of understanding the what and how of the language’s peculiarities.

Learning a new language can seem like a daunting task, but if we break it down into its fundamental parts, then we can build up a newcomer to learn a new language quickly and with ease. In this book, you will learn how to pronounce French words, how to use common French sayings, how to write and say any number in French, and so much more!

In this book you will learn:

• The French alphabet
• How to pronounce all the unique French sounds
• The French numeric system
• Common words and phrases that every French enthusiast must know
• A bonus story in French to help you practice with your newfound skills

Translations are all in the book, no need for a dictionary!

With this book to guide you, you will have the ability to learn the basics of French so that you can get on a plane tomorrow and be shopping at a French bakery with ease!

Are you ready to learn conversational French? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!

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Terrible.

Remarkably unhelpful. Mostly spellings. No practice with words. Very little practice with pronunciation/accent. Leaves me frustrated.