How to use this book
The list here is long. Is it too long? No. However you need to know how to use it properly to maximize your learning.
I recommend setting yourself achievable targets to make sure you stay on track with your learning. You could aim to learn ten words (or less if you wish) a day. Five in the morning and five for the afternoon with the evening to check you remember them all. That may sound a lot to learn but consider all the times you have free when you could quickly learn a new verb. For example on the bus, waiting for the bus, on the toilet (when there are very few distractions!), during your lunch break, when you wake up in bed, when eating your breakfast, just before you shower (to practice in the shower), when you are waiting for someone… the list goes on and so do your opportunities to learn.
So don’t be overwhelmed by learning a new language. Set yourself small daily goals and time will fly. Before you know it you will find yourself with an extensive vocabulary.
Finally I want to say that I will hopefully add to the book so check for updates. If there’s good demand and feedback I will offer more.
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Yes, first pressed buy then it was on my kindle app
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Merci beaucoup monsieur c'est magnifique :)
I've not had much luck with cheap/free phrasebooks in the past, but mon aéroglisseur est plein d'anguilles as they say.
does it help for you native English speaker without the pronunciation training to pronounce the French words? Hard than German I guess…
Is anyone else able to download this?