VeeshanVault

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with any of the available audio systems of learning languages. I'm looking to learn French by the summer, and I'm hoping I can pick up an Audio CD learning package of some sort and spend my commute practicing, and learning conversational French. Software packages would be fine as well.

If anyone has any recommendations, or negative opinions of any products of that ilk, I'd appreciate it.

Edit: This is the package I'm looking at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... e&n=507846

Je parle francais!!

Never tried audio disks though, its leftoever highschool/college stuff.

Je parle un pleu francais aussi! Je veux a parle plus! (I love butchering french!)

Hey, I butcher French and I'm recognized by the government as officially bilingual!

Only because it's illegal not to be, you damn dirty Canadian!

You probably aren't supposed to do this (not saying I have!) but you can also go to the library and copy theirs for free. Looks like it would save you almost $300.00. I know the one near my home carries the tapes, cd's, dvd's etc. usually for French, German, Spanish, Farsi and a few others.

Just an idea.

Aranuil wrote:Je parle un pleu francais aussi! Je veux a parle plus! (I love butchering french!)

You get an A for effort