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Summary:
Outlines basic French grammar, and offers useful words and expressions and simplified dialogue.
Notes:
Book with accompanying compact disc.
"Berlitz"--Cover.
Accompanying audio CD includes dialogues in French that reinforce lessons from the book.
Some online versions lack accompanying media packaged with the printed version.
Accompanying audio CD: CD ID #MD05184A, Part #978KPART21250.
Text in English with dialogues and vocabulary lists in French with English translations.
Description based on print version record.
Contents:
- Getting started. The French you already know ; Laying the foundation : basic French grammar ; Getting started with pronunciation and basic expressions ; Getting your numbers, dates, and times straight ; Talking about your home, family, and daily routine
- French in action. Getting to know you : making small talk ; Asking directions and finding your way ; Bon appetit! dining out and going to the market ; Shopping made easy ; Going out on the town ; Taking care of business and telecommunicating ; Recreation and the outdoors
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- French on the go. Planning a trip ; Dealing with money in a foreign land ; Getting around : planes, trains, taxis, and more ; Finding a place to stay ; Handling emergencies
- The part of tens. Ten ways to pick up French quickly ; Ten things never to say in French ; Ten favorite French expressions ; Ten phrases that make you sound French.
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