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Want to learn the basics in French? The 18 audios in the album are devised for beginner learners of French and include a series of short conversations in which you will hear people greeting each other, asking how to get somewhere, asking who someone is, buying things, ordering breakfast in a café and talking about what they eat for breakfast, booking a hotel room, and using numbers and letters. There is also a track to help with pronunciation. This material forms part of The Open University course L192 Bon départ: beginners' French.
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An introduction to this album of Beginner’s French lessons.
Transcript -- An introduction to this album of Beginner’s French lessons.
Various ways to say hello and goodbye.
Transcript -- Various ways to say hello and goodbye.
How to find your way
Transcript -- How to find your way
Finding out who someone is and spelling their name
Transcript -- Finding out who someone is and spelling their name
Describing and purchasing items
Transcript -- Describing and purchasing items
Practicing pronunciations
Transcript -- Practicing pronunciations
Talking to the waiter
Transcript -- Talking to the waiter
Paying and tipping
Transcript -- Paying and tipping
What would you like for breakfast?
Transcript -- What would you like for breakfast?
What do you normally have for breakfast?
Transcript -- What do you normally have for breakfast?
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