Quickstart French

$7.99

2.0for iPhone

Pearson Education

Developer

Jun 7, 2015

Update Date

Education

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About Quickstart French

Learn French and grow your confidence fast - with Quickstart French. This fun, effective and fully interactive beginners’ course is the quick and easy way to build your French speaking and listening skills. Its unique, bite-size approach makes everything manageable and enjoyable so you can listen, speak, practise and learn wherever you are, whenever you want.

The app features:
• 28 lessons with integrated language support and activities
• Interactive phrase book where you can record and compare yourself with a native speaker
• Complete grammar guide for quick and easy reference

The course introduces you to the most relevant language for a trip to France – from finding somewhere to stay and eating out to shopping and sampling the nightlife. It provides an excellent and practical introduction to French from where you can take your language learning further.

‘Quickstart uses the iPhone's functionality a lot better than many language apps – when playing the audio of the friends' conversations, you can choose to have subtitles of the English translation or not; another useful feature is you can record yourself speaking the phrases and play it back to compare against audio of the native speaker. The flashcard quiz is fun, and the entire app feels like good value for money.’ The Bookseller