Automatic Fluency® French Level 1: 8 Hours of Intense French Fluency Instruction
Written by Mark Frobose
Narrated by Mark Frobose
Automatic Fluency® French Level 1: 8 Hours of Intense French Fluency Instruction
Written by Mark Frobose
Narrated by Mark Frobose
ratings:
4.5/5 (39 ratings)
Length:
8 hours
Description
All it takes is a few minutes of your time every day to actually speak and understand authentic French and build fluency one lesson at a time. Automatic Fluency French I is where you will learn to speak and understand more French from just one lesson than from 16 lessons from other more expensive and boring programs.
Designed to keep you constantly motivated and learning to speak and understand authentic French at optimal speed, expert language teacher Mark Frobose talks you through the program in English while a trained and educated French speaker teaches you authentic French the way it is really spoken. This highly acclaimed method is so easy and so fast that you’ll be speaking real French within minutes of receiving your program, building fluency daily, and enjoying the process!
Designed to keep you constantly motivated and learning to speak and understand authentic French at optimal speed, expert language teacher Mark Frobose talks you through the program in English while a trained and educated French speaker teaches you authentic French the way it is really spoken. This highly acclaimed method is so easy and so fast that you’ll be speaking real French within minutes of receiving your program, building fluency daily, and enjoying the process!
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6 people found this helpful
This has been the most effective way I've ever experienced in learning a new language. I'd give it 5 stars if only the program came with a transcript so that I could memorize words more efficiently with a visual aid to guide me.6 people found this helpful
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5 people found this helpful
I so miss seeing the words. Hard to memorize without seeing it. 50 % are sight learners so it would be worth adding5 people found this helpful