where do i have to learn french in France?
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i learned by listining to parents and children talking to each other... it comes alot faster when there is no english that is present.... always remember ne-verb-pas for not
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Hi,  One of my clients is traveling to China for employment I will pass your email along to him...Thanks then\n\nI am traveling to Paris in about 6 months and am studying French...seems easier than Chech....\n\nI feel everyone needs to at least learn some of the basic language to make the experience more enjoyable. ..:)
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Maybe you should post this in the homework help section. Then post it here for translation.\n\nMaybe you can talk about why you started learning French (well, if it's because it was the only foreign language available at your school... don't!).\n\nMaybe you can talk about things you read about France and explain why it appeals to you. Ex: cinema. Why you like a particular film; then relate it to your life. \n\nMaybe talk about areas in France you'd like to go to on holiday, and why. \n\nBut I don't know if it's the kind of things you're looking for.
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Very easy to learn.  They have "language in 10 minutes a day" books in the book stores...that can help you learn French.  The computer courses are great too.\nFrench doesn't have too many hard to make sounds and we have the same alphabet so you'll do just fine.\nGood luck!!!
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learn some french, like verbs and conjugation, as well as some things about French culture.  i would also suggest bringing a small french dictionary, and learning to say "i don't know" (je ne sais pas) and "i dont speak french.  do you speak english" (je ne parle pas le francais.  est-ce que vous parlez englais?)  also, shouting "who speaks english?" (qui parle englais?)  can help you find a translator if you are having a really hard time.  there are also elecrtonic things that can help, too.  the internet can help, and if you can spare the money, buy a Holt French I and mabye even a French II textbook.  they are blue, and they are have Allez Viens!  written on them.  i have used them for three years.  also, you can get cds or tapes to listen to on the plane.  you can also get french movies or listen to movies in french in order to understand french better.  it can help a lot.  im sure there are other things that you can use to help, and you can probably ask a french teacher to give you a few quick lessons, or some references.  hope this helps.
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i can teach french\nEmail shagohod91@yahoo.com
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Immersion in a French-only culture is the best way to learn the language as an adult.  While I grew up hearing French ocassionally around the house and studied it for years in school, it was not until I lived in France for a year that I felt completely comfortable speaking the language.  If this is not an option, I would suggest taking a class that uses TPRS or a similar approach.  Otherwise, you will learn a lot of vocabulary and some grammar, but not a sense of the language as a whole.
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Oh take english classes in your comminuty and talk to a theopist. there lot of courses out there surf the net and get book and tapes and u do fine. that what i did when i wanted to learn how to speak french and ask people to help thanks and good luck and welcome to america best country in the world.
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Get a CD on how to learn French.\nYou can get them on http://www.Amazon.com .\nYou can probably check some out of your local library to see if you like them before you buy them.\nYou can use them on a personal CD player.
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The 'Alliance Francaise' has a good reputation around the world. I'm French and I know many people who have learned Franch with this organisation: they were satisfied and their French is very good indeed!\nStill, the quickest method to learn a language is to spent a few months in the country.
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Bonjour! I have a great free online site were you can learn French for FREE, well www.Byki.com. Au revoir  \n\n\n\n\nChow!
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http://french.about.com/cs/francophonie/a/learnfrench.htm\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/index.shtml\nhttp://www.zapfrench.com/
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Online --\n\nhttp://www.frenchtutorial.com/
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The best place to study French in North America is in the Province of Quebec in Canada - any number of academic institutions. Also there are two small islands off the coast of Canada that are French protectorates (St Pierre and Michilon) - very french very quaint and lots of opportunities to take french lessons there. Finally, throughout the world the Alliance Francaise institutions exist and always offer french language studies.
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You must have lived here for at least three years \nYou must know English or French \nYou must learn about Canada
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A good start is the French Embassy in Washington.  Their site is in both French and English and has excellent links to help you learn about French culture.\n\nhttp://www.ambafrance-us.org/
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I'm not sure how far Jefferson City is from Saint Louis.  However, you can contact L'Alliance Francaise in St. Louis and they may be able to direct you to some classes.  Also, try your local community colleges as well.\n\nhttp://www.alliancestl.com/