French Workbook - Bulger, Anthony
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Corso autodidattico di francese per principianti. Livello finale B2. Lingua di partenza: inglese. With Assimil, learning French has never been so accessible: its method of intuitive assimilation has allowed millions of users to learn a new language. Whether you're a total beginner or just want to brush up on your French, the 100 lessons with their lively dialogues, simple notes and practical exercises will allow you to soak up the language naturally and progressively. By studying 30-40 minutes a day, in just a few months you'll be able to converse comfortably in French in a variety of everyday or professional situations.…mehr

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Corso autodidattico di francese per principianti. Livello finale B2. Lingua di partenza: inglese. With Assimil, learning French has never been so accessible: its method of intuitive assimilation has allowed millions of users to learn a new language. Whether you're a total beginner or just want to brush up on your French, the 100 lessons with their lively dialogues, simple notes and practical exercises will allow you to soak up the language naturally and progressively. By studying 30-40 minutes a day, in just a few months you'll be able to converse comfortably in French in a variety of everyday or professional situations.
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Born in England, the author has lived and worked in France for more than 30 years. Trained as a journalist and then as a language teacher, he directed an adult education centre in Paris, coordinated and trained teaching teams for a major educational holiday company, and taught at the translation and interpretation school of Paris University. He used to run a Paris-based translation company and is now a full-time writer. Tony has written a dozen books, most of them published by Assimil, to share his love of languages and their origins. His philosophy? Language learning is not only an intellectual exercise but also, and most importantly, a source of enjoyment and cultural enrichment.