The Berlitz Self-Teacher -- French - Berlitz
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You acquired English naturally. Not through the memorization of long list of vocabulary, not through the tedious chore of learning bare-bones grammar but through actually speaking it. . . If you speak English you can speak French, the natural Berlitz way. Only the Berlitz Self-Teachers guarantee all these special features: · A unique series of specially designed oral exercises · Simple, practical pronunciations-at-a-glance · Exercise to make you think in your new language · Tested techniques based on a century of teaching experience With the Berlitz Self-Teachers as your guide you'll soon find…mehr

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You acquired English naturally. Not through the memorization of long list of vocabulary, not through the tedious chore of learning bare-bones grammar but through actually speaking it. . . If you speak English you can speak French, the natural Berlitz way. Only the Berlitz Self-Teachers guarantee all these special features: · A unique series of specially designed oral exercises · Simple, practical pronunciations-at-a-glance · Exercise to make you think in your new language · Tested techniques based on a century of teaching experience With the Berlitz Self-Teachers as your guide you'll soon find that you can understand, speak and even think your own thoughts in another language.
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Berlitz Corporation is a language services and leadership training company based in Princeton, New Jersey. In 1878, Maximilian Berlitz founded his first language school in Providence, Rhode Island. By 1914 there were more than 200 Berlitz schools worldwide. In 2001 Berlitz became wholly owned by the Benesse Corporation, and in 2010 Berlitz changed its name from Berlitz International, Inc. to Berlitz Corporation. The Berlitz method of learning advocates teaching only through the target language, with the idea that students will be able to intuit grammatical rules without knowing how to explain them.