Coming to the actual lessons, there are three different versions of the audiobooks there – the slow version, street version, and study guide.

I had the pleasure of trying out the ‘Essential French Dialogs’ audiobook and the ‘Mastering French Adjectives’ audiobook. Unlike something like Duolingo, which has all the gamification and points you’ll need to push yourself to actually utilize French Today. Stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the French economy, political landscape, and social issues, including the use of rare emergency measures by president Macron to push through pension reform and other bills. And explore dynamic features, like Seek and Speak, where you can point at an object in the real world and get a translation. If distance, transport or a busy schedule is an issue and you can't attend our French classes in person, we also offer French lessons on Zoom or Skype.These recordings are mostly in English and thus you don’t need the transcript for it unless you are picky about some spelling. This would be a very good course if not for the fact that the audio part of the program does not cover dialog part. In the ‘Essential French dialogs’ audiobook, there is a tips and tricks section with a separate recording for each. We developed a conversational-based approach so that you can learn and speak French at the same time.

so valuable in boosting my confidence in stringing French words together into sentences with the proper, up-to-date pronunciation….You will also need to divulge details about who you will be traveling with, what you eat and many other things and then the instructor must approve. The storyline series come with a PDF which has the transcript of all the audio files in both English and French. Some books do not come with the PDF transcripts while others do not have a slower version for the audio. One student I had was very bothered about having to say words out loud in class and I finally got him to speak in the lesson.