French Vocabulary Course (Michel Thomas Method) audiobook - Full course: Learn French with the Michel Thomas Method
About this audiobook
Experience significant results in a remarkably short period of time thanks to the unique Michel Thomas Method, perfected over 50 years by celebrated psycholinguist, Michel Thomas. The method works in tune with how the brain prefers to receive, store, and then retrieve information. You'll stick with it, because you love it.
Improve your French naturally and unforgettably, without strain or stress.
Learn from listening and speaking, without the pressure of writing or memorizing.
Build up your French in manageable steps by thinking out answers for yourself.
How does it work?
Learning vocabulary is notoriously difficult if attempted in the traditional way - with long lists and hours of memorization. With the Michel Thomas Method, new words and phrases are presented in such a way that they cannot be forgotten. In this five-hour phase-two course, Michel Thomas Method teacher Hélène Lewis introduces over 1,000 carefully chosen 'power words,' including verbs and everyday phrases. Learning alongside two genuine students, you will exponentially build up your vocabulary by unlocking what you already know. You will learn at your own pace, pausing and responding where necessary, and complete the 5-hour course in about 20-25 hours.
WHAT IS NEXT?
After the Vocabulary Course, we recommend doing the Insider's course.
Generally, this is the recommended order for the Michel Thomas language courses:
1. Foundation
2. Language Builder
3. Intermediate
4. Vocabulary Course
5. Insider's
To find out more about the method, go to www.michelthomas.com
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Library along with the audio.
© 1999 Thomas Keymaster Languages LLC.
(P) 2007 Hodder & Stoughton, Ltd.
About the author
Michel Thomas (1914-2005) had an amazing life. Born in Poland, he spent his early years in Germany and then in France, where he studied psychology at the Sorbonne in Paris. When war broke out, he fought with the Resistance and suffered imprisonment in labour camps. At the end of the war he joined the US liberation army and later settled in the US where he established his world-famous language school. Languages, being his strength and passion became the focus of the next 50 years of his life that he spent developing a method that he hoped would change the way we teach and learn - so that everyone could succeed. He developed this method 'that works with the brain'. After creating several courses of his own, he passed on his method so that other teachers might use it too.
