codergrlli

Hello;

Does anyone have suggestions in French Tutorial Cd's. I have one from years ago but it spends a lot of time concerning ordering a ham sandwich!!! I think I need to concentration on basics ....
I was able to "hold my own" in Old Quebec but I've heard that the French spoken in Quebec is not "modern"???

Thanks for suggestions - Cindi

stokebailey

Hi, Cindi. Pimsleur CDs are all spoken, uses a lot of repetition to get you comfortable with basic phrases.

pgnewby

The Michel Thomas series is incredible. There are two sets, a basic (3 cds I think) and a deluxe (8 discs). The basic would give you what you need to get by.

rex

You might be interested in

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35085785

Best wishes,

Rex

Girlspytravel

Living Language Ultimate French (and other languages) are the best language CDs and books on the market for the self-taught language learner.

izzie2

Another vote for Michel Thomas, I found it fun to learn with his cd's. I used both his and Pimsleur.