New lesson?

[Toc De Mac]

After having browsed this section, I see that garçoncanadien and CFHollister have done a tremendous amount of work in compiling all of these lessons. I figure that I might as well help too, since I have some spare time.

So my question for you guys is "What next?" What else do you want to learn? Is there really anything that hasn't been covered?

Thanks for your help!

[Deus_Ex]

Originally Posted by Toc De Mac

After having browsed this section, I see that garçoncanadien and CFHollister have done a tremendous amount of work in compiling all of these lessons. I figure that I might as well help too, since I have some spare time.

So my question for you guys is "What next?" What else do you want to learn? Is there really anything that hasn't been covered?

Thanks for your help!

although i haven't gotten around to reading all of the lessons, i suggest putting them all in one massive pdf file. it'll just make it easer for other people who want to learn in the future.

[Deus_Ex]

Originally Posted by Deus_Ex

although i haven't gotten around to reading all of the lessons, i suggest putting them all in one massive pdf file. it'll just make it easer for other people who want to learn in the future.

nevermind, wikipedia already has a huge pdf file.


http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/French

[heyamigo]

i haven't gone through them all yet, but are there lessons about slangs and colloquialisms that are not easy to pick up for a french beginner?

[SupaKrupa]

Originally Posted by Deus_Ex

although i haven't gotten around to reading all of the lessons, i suggest putting them all in one massive pdf file. it'll just make it easer for other people who want to learn in the future.

Hmm, I find that it's easier this way - You don't have to scroll anywhere to find the section you want as you would in a pdf. The tables of content thread is genius.

[Tye]

Originally Posted by SupaKrupa

Hmm, I find that it's easier this way - You don't have to scroll anywhere to find the section you want as you would in a pdf. The tables of content thread is genius.

When you open the Wikipedia French Lesson PDF in Adobe Reader it has a table of contents.

[Abstract Being]

Is there a lesson on gerunds? to say "I'm running", "he's laughing", etc.

[espire]

In French, you simply say "je cours" or "il ris." It is possible to say "je suis courant" or "il est rirant," but it's a very anglophone thing to say and while technically correct, it is not used.

[Runner Simon]

Next step will be to learn swedish, since it is the country that has most members on this site among does who don't have english as main language.

[fsquared]

Lår er svenska!