Easy French Phrase Book: Over 1500 Common Phrases For Everyday Use And Travel

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For example, allez-y (≈ go ahead / off you go), is pronounced al-ay-ZEE, while mes amis (my friends) is pronounced MEZ-ah-MEE . January janvier ( ZHO(N)-vee-yeh) February février ( FEH-vree-yeh) March mars ( mars) April avril ( av-REEL) May mai ( meh) June juin ( zh-WAH(N)) July juillet ( zh-WEE-eh) August août ( oot) September septembre ( sep-TOMBR) October octobre ( oc-TOBR) November novembre ( no-VOMBR) December décembre ( deh-SOMBR) Seasons [ edit ] spring le printemps ( luh PRAH(N)-toh(m)) summer l'été ( LAY-tay) autumn l'automne ( loh-TOMNUH) winter l'hiver ( LEE-vair) Holidays [ edit ] France has many beaches, and they are popular destinations during les vacances d'été Enjoy your holiday/vacation! com-bee-AN duh ton luh vwoi-YAHZH dyoor-TEEL) It takes an hour and a half Cela dure une heure et demie.

As well as containing all of the appropriate information related to transportation in France, “French Phrases For Dummies” offers practical information on the way that transportation operates in the country; essential if you’re trying to get around a new place. I bought it to brush up on my French (I did it for 4 years at school, but have forgotten a lot) before a camping trip this summer.Finding what you need in a hurry can be stressful, but with this phrasebook you can breathe a little easier. The use of easy to follow pronunciation guides for every word definitely helped me as reading it is so different from English. Any good phrasebook comes with a great pronunciation guide, and “The Penguin French Phrasebook” is no exception. And if you’re looking for more ways to brush up on your French skills before or during your trip, you could try a language learning platform such as FluentU. One thing I would add to the book is a header/footer including the chapter / part the reader is currently on.

An easy study guide as well as a handy reference, this user-friendly book features completely up-to-date terms for modern telecommunications.It also has a good menu section which helps when you're out and about trying to decide what "foie gras" is etc. The Indonesian one [at least] is the same size as the DK ones, but has grammar and culture sections like the LP. In Quebec, like "dz" or "ds" when before "i" or "y" dj like jump ( IPA: d͡ʒ) f like fin ( IPA: f) g like go (before "a", "o", and "u" or before a consonant; IPA: ɡ), like sabota ge (before "e", "i" and "y"; IPA: ʒ) gu like the first pronunciation of g (before "e", "i", "y"); if the u is to be pronounced, it will be written with a diaresis (e.