3 Minute French – Course 3 | Language lessons for beginners
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What you’ll learn
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Learn some useful question phrases you can use in lots of situations.
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Learn some more verbs and start to add different structures to your language.
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Learn some phrases to help you with directions.
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Learn how to give better descriptions in French.
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Learn how to get about with some useful travelling terminology.
This is the third course in the 3 Minute French series and it consists of lessons 19-26. The lessons in this course follow on from course 1 and course 2.
In the third course of the 3 Minute French series, we delve into a few French nuances. We’ll look at some new verbs and learn how they are used differently in French to how they’re used in English. We’ll also begin to look at a very useful tool for new language learners: directions. Learning how to ask for directions is invaluable, because it will very often be one of the easiest ways for you to start to tune your ear into the French language. I’ll give you a few tips on how to do this.
The sentences in this course might seem a little longer than the ones we’ve been used to, so far, but this is a great way for you to get your tongue around the French pronunciation. By saying long sentences to yourself over and over, you’ll really be able to get to grips with speaking French.
We’ll also be learning lots of prepositions, new adjectives and plenty of adverbs, plus some more Vocabulary Expansion Sheets that will make our sentences amazing! We’ll be looking at ways to give your opinion on things, and we’ll get introduced to some very interesting language features with plenty of practice for you to really get your head around them.
Finally, at the end of this course, you will find an extra section. To round off the tourism theme of the first three courses in the series, I have created a bumper recap section containing a plethora of examples and practise exercises to recap all the words and phrases we’ve learnt so far.
This course really rounds off the first three courses of the 3 Minute French series, and gets you ready to move onto the next course, which will take your French to the next level.
Happy learning
Who this course is for:
- This course is for aimed at anybody who has already completed the “3 Minute French – Courses 1 & 2” and would like to progress further.
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Willard John Deypalan –
Learned a lot in this course. Knew how to compose sentences and more vocabulary words. Great job!
Lisa Knechtel –
I feel so confident that I have a foundation that would allow me to travel to Paris and not feel lost. Bravo!!
Palakpreet Bhullar –
His course are amazing!
Just that they are very short. I wish each course had more lectures. Teaching methodology is great! Keep it up Kieran!
Ameya Joshi –
It was very nice to learn with – 3 min course
Lilia –
Its very good and is structured in such a way that you remember all the vocab for long time because he repeats the words every so often. It is making my french much better and people are commenting about how good my accent is in french. The videos are also fun to do and the vocab is very useful for example how to order in a restaurant and key clauses you’ll need to get around in france! ?
Archita Kaushal –
it helps you to understand and communicate in french if you want to be able to speak and understand directions. You can always then improve via more advanced courses but this does a good job at priming you with the basic vocabulary
Brett Mason –
This is an amazing course!
Neelam Solanki –
The course is awesome ……teaching style is gr8….I lov it !!!!!
Anzar Hussain –
fantastique
Robert NIYONIZEYE –
excellent!!!
Kwanda Nkabinde –
The course is a good foundation for conversational french. I would encourage people to supplement this course with actually going out and speaking french with people
Abrar –
Good flow to the next level. There are two or three typo mistakes in the written English Translations. However, it’s not an issue as the tutor says it correctly though.