Ekwy(290)J’aime et beaucoup cette langue et ce site.J’ai etudie ce language a l’universite et je voudrais parler couramment comme les francais. l’ecrite n’est pas difficile c’est l’aspect orale. donc qu’est-ce que puis-je faire?November 27, 2009 at 4:13 pmReply Nancy Chapman(291)My husband and I travel to Belgium and France as frequently as we can….lately it has been once a year. I grew up hearing French from the elders Rosetta Stone V3
in my family. So, now I kind of crave to hear French spoken. When we are there, my relatives and friends want to practice their English,( and I think they want us to feel at home…..very hospitable people, we find), so I don’t get the practice I could use.Getting your news letter gives me the nudge I need to at least stay in touch with French and French culture.thanks,NancyNovember 27, 2009 at 4:13 pmReply Marie-Emille(292)Salut! Je suis philippine. J’étudie le fran?ais pour ma licence et je fais mes études cette année en France. Tu étais avec moi dès ma première le?on de la langue jusqu’a maintenant – merci beaucoup! (^.~)vNovember 27, 2009 at 4:30 pmReply Bob Head(293)From UK but lived ‘en famille’ in Australia last 31 years! Took up French 3 years ago and discovered your website about a year ago– it’s a GREAT encouragement to me–so well cross-referenced. You explain things SO WELL! Rosetta Stone Greek
Recently my wife and I helped a group of french native speakers here start up a French organisation for Southern Sydney and since then I’ve spent more time administreing it than learning French language! However-amazing number of people have joined up and we have started conversation classes.November 27, 2009 at 4:36 pmReply Michael(294)Bonjour Laura.I am from Australia, and have been studying french at Alliance Francaise this year. Your site is an extremely valuable adjunct and resource to any student of the language. I intend to travel to France next year, as I have had a lifelong interest in the land and culture. I was taught in elementary school by Les Soeurs Notre Dame De Sion, who spoke to us children in Rosetta Stone Chinese V3
basic french. In those years there was very little opportunity to speak french on a daily basis so I forgot most of it. Now I am retired I am able to return to the study of the language, and am doing so with relish. I can’t wait to use it “in situ”. What a great day that will be when a native Frenchman understands me!!!November 27, 2009 at 4:48 pmReply