Learn to speak French fluently

The Rocket French interactive audio lessons cover everything you need to know to get along in France. From the basics of saying Hello and asking 'How are you?' to applying for a job.

There are 31 audio tracks with an average length of 20 minutes each. You can either listen online or download the tracks to you mp3 player and listen at your leisure. You also get the transcripts of the lessons. Use these along with the audio to learn and understand modern French.

There are also a set of bonus audio tracks that will increase your French vocabulary.

The interactive lessons are available in the Members Area of the Rocket French site. The lessons are available in two formats: you can EITHER play the lessons online (approximately. 25 minutes apiece) OR download higher quality audio MP3 files (8-10 megabytes apiece). If you choose the second option, you can play them right from your computer, burn them to CD, or upload them to a portable MP3 device such as an iPod. Most people will record them to a CD or mp3 player so that they can practise French in their spare time as they go through the day.

Tips for using the Interactive Audio Course

You will find these tips useful until you have experienced the audio course and have devloped your own learning method:

• The lessons are very interactive and you should expect to find yourself repeating the French out loud. So it is best (certainly the first time you go through a lesson) to do it in private.
• Once you have been through the lesson once you will want to repeat it to ensure that the phrases stick.
• If you are a visual learner, or just like to see things in print then you can look at the transcription of the lesson. This is available from the download section of the members area.
• Kinesthetic learners may find it particularly valuable to move around and 'act out' the lesson as far as possible. This will also help the other types of learners. The visual learners can see it on their mind' s eye. The auditory learners can imagine themselves saying the words. Click the link for more information using learning styles whilst Learning French.
• You should try to use your new knowledge as soon as possible after learning. You could watch a French film. This is a good idea as you will hear normal French spoken by French speakers. You may not understand at first, but as you progress through the course you will find that more and more of the dialogue makes sense and you will use the sub-titles less and less.

If you want to know more about Rocket French or would like to order it then click the link below. Please take note of the 'No-Hard-Feelings, No-Hassle 8 Week Guarantee' and try the course today.