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Hi folks,
Where can I find Open Source software running on Linux to learn French, preferable with audio and interactive. Not many of them can be found on Sourceforge.
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- 06-12-2009 #1Linux Guru
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About French learning software
Hi folks,
Where can I find Open Source software running on Linux to learn French, preferable with audio and interactive. Not many of them can be found on Sourceforge.
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I don't think there are many, if any. You might try looking around at freelanguage.org to see if they offer anything that you can use.
Hopefully, some of the others here can suggest something better.oz
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It isn't open source or even free, but Rosetta Stone does work on WINE, just a thought.
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- 06-19-2009 #5Just Joined!
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Hello !
I know that's nothing to do with what you want, but I'm French and If you need to learn my language, I could help you.
Otherwise, I don't know any software that could fit you.
- 06-20-2009 #6Linux Guru
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Hi ozar,
Thank for your link which is used by some companies marketing their products.
Through intensive googling I found some of them.
BBC is one amongst them.
BBC - Languages - French - French Steps
There is nothing to do with Open Source. I made a wrong search at the beginning. There are organizations actively introducing/pushing French, same for other languages
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Hi IroniK,
Thanks for your kind offer.
I have been learning French several years ago. Now I want to come back. The difficulties encountered by me in learning French are;
1)
Pronunciation
2)
To speak/write fluent French language like a native French
Code:pratiquer la langue française comme un vrai Français
If translating from English to French word to word it never works.
I imagine whether it would be better doing the other way round, souring the courses "teaching French to learn English". It would be helpful if you can make search for me in this direction. TIA
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I could help you about everything you want.
Send me an MP if you want to know how to contact me.
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Homework Help and Free Study Guides - CliffsNotes has a lot on French/English/Spanish. It's not covered 100%, but it's a very good reference for French I/II.


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