MikiRei 10 發表於 October 7, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 7, 2007 o.0所有的語言的學習方法都一樣Learn and apply多讀, 多聽, 多寫除此之外, 真的沒什麼特別的方法Bonne chance 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
JudicatorW 10 發表於 October 7, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 7, 2007 Bonjour ! Je pense, autre de écriter , écouter et regarder au livre, bavarder avec ton ami(e) qui étudie dans le cours même est très importante.... the hardest part for us (asian) is speaking and the r sound....et l'alphabet! 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 October 7, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 7, 2007 We're not in the English board, JudicatorW :pAnyways, how does it help him if you answer him in French? I have a feeling he's still a beginner.藍天口琴人:你有學過法文嗎? 還是想學?如果想學先去買個入門書, 把基礎打好後在來看有沒有人可以跟你切戳切戳 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
JudicatorW 10 發表於 October 7, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 7, 2007 We're not in the English board, JudicatorW :pAnyways, how does it help him if you answer him in French? I have a feeling he's still a beginner.madame, i dont know how to type chinese = ="" i just copy and paste..= ='et, comprendez-vous français ? i am a beginner too, but, 'learn and apply' xd藍天口琴人:i will suggest 'Alliance Française' or, take a french course..it depend on your $$ but, why do you want to learn french ? 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 October 8, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 8, 2007 i dont know how to type chinese Oh - sorry sorry. Didn't realise. Fair enough.et, comprendez-vous français ? Oui mais pas beaucoup.I kind of forgot most of it. I learned French at school from year 3 to year 10. It's amazing how much you forget if you don't use it often. = =||| Thinking of picking it up again. Probably won't take long to relearn what I've learned already (so long my cousin doesn't lose my grammar summary that I made in year 10 - it also had German grammar in it too >_>) 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
Syric 10 發表於 October 8, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 8, 2007 外文書很貴的∼建議還是買本地出版的教科書吧，根基靠這本如何的“懂英語就會說法語”（推薦，這本書寫的很簡潔又扎實）辭彙和文法就參考如何的“法文文法快易通”和漢威“詳析實用法文文法”（兩本都很不錯）後面這本書很厚，例子與單字很多，可以當作字彙書一般來說，看完這三本文法和基礎閱讀就沒問題了再來就是練習了不過自學要考慮時間問題喔∼ 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
JudicatorW 10 發表於 October 8, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 8, 2007 didnt know how to to type chinese is a shame....that is why i cant go to most of the board in here...german grammar!!!! omg, that is soooo hard!! i can not figure that out...too hard..and, 7 years of french!! omg!!! we can only have 4 years of french max! french have many cognate similar to english (or exactly the same) but it is hard to manage your time...self-learning ....will be distracted from something else 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 October 9, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 9, 2007 omg, that is soooo hard!! i can not figure that out...too hard..Hmmmm.....it's just one extra form and one extra gender (neutral) to learn from memory. The grammar's even easier for girls who learned Latin since every single grammar of the European language is dealt there (well, almost every single grammar)7 years of french!! omg we can only have 4 years of french max! Oh...hmmm - I don't even know if it's really 7 years. My school offers French and German from Kindergarten to Year 7 compulsory. Of course, when new girls come in, they have to catch up real quick but by the looks of things, I don't think they really teach that intensively. More getting us to get used to it by reviewing many things again and again. Before high school, it's merely one language per term. ie. Term 1 will be French and Term 2 will be German so I guess progress wasn't that fast.Year 8 onwards you can choose whether you want to continue or not. I think Chinese is also offered these days.but it is hard to manage your time...self-learningWell, my Japanese was self-taught (mostly) just by watching anime, drama and reading a lot of manga. My grammar for Japanese isn't very strong because I do it via instinct. If it sounds right, then I'll go with it. Only recently have I started learning the grammar properly but the names for the different rules confuses me. I rather they give me a few examples in sentences and have it done with rather than learning the formal name of each rules = =|||網上也有學習網站http://www.frenchtutorial.com/Personal edition is free by the looks of it. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
醺醺然 10 發表於 October 9, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 9, 2007 學法文時要忘掉已經習慣的英文發音...不然都會一直想用英文去念它...什麼le la的 老師說記單字的時侯一起唸會比較有感覺... 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
JudicatorW 10 發表於 October 10, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 10, 2007 le, la , les is important for every word in french....or when it come to tout and ending....have to remember that ....yes, most of the time they omit the last ...s, t, and something like that? (for speaking) and i recommend this website for anyone willing to give a try..www.bbc.co.uk/languages/frenchmadame...LATIN???? everytime i think of latin, i remember dante, which lead me to >> hell.....on self-learning, is there a quickway to remember all those verb (starks) chinese....i knew i need to work on my mandarin....your school sound hella cool....they offered so many language!!! i wish my school is offering GERMAN, or some cool language (NO japanese for sure) other than spanish ,french and chinese... one extra form? but when it come to the word....petrol pump = Die? little girl = Das?that doesnt sound right...french is easier than deutsch, i guess...only la le 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 October 10, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 10, 2007 on self-learning, is there a quickway to remember all those verb Errr....not that I know of. Constant revision and application? I don't think there's any other way.your school sound hella cool.*shrug* I guess...maybe. (well, it seems to be one of the main reason why I was offered an internship. Not because of my school but because I described the special curriculum my school applies to teach students self-discipline and good time orgainsation which I'm not going to go into detail). Most school here offer Latin, French and Japanese. Technically, any language can be learned. The HSC (higher school certificate - similar to SAT in the States) offer up to 20 or 30 languages. So long you can find somewhere that teaches the course and provides you with assessments, then you can take it as a subject. one extra form? but when it come to the word....petrol pump = Die? little girl = Das?*shrug* Too bad I guess. I find it annoying enough to learn nouns with gender (since English doesn't have gender) but since I've already done it for French, why complain about it in German? One extra form as in one extra gender - the neutral gender. As oppose to only le and la in French, there's the Der, Die and Das form in German. Das being neutral. Generally, attaching objects with gender doesn't make any sense to me to begin with = =|||french is easier than deutsch, i guess...only la leI don't think it's just that. Due to the extra gender (Das), instead of just having nominative and denominative forms (if memory serves), German has an extra genetive form but really....I think it's only hard especially if you have rote learn everything. The girls who did Latin at my school find it a walk in the park because the stuff they need to learn in Latin is ten times wrose ^.^||| 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
JudicatorW 10 發表於 October 10, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 October 10, 2007 Dans le français, il y a seule la et le, and they quite match to noun just by common sense...la biblio, et le langue as example..mais, dans l'allemand, trois gender!! and it doesnt make sense at alll!!! vingt, trente langue pour exam??? dang! i will stop talking about german in here, lets back to the topic of learning french....(i dont want to get yell by admin) 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
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