5 BEST French books for French learners. - Beginner & Intermediate - ENG SUBS
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Hey guys, here are the link to the books (these are affiliate links which will earn me a small commission, at no extra cost to you) :
L’enfant de Noé - Eric Emmanuel Schmitt
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Vendredi ou la vie sauvage - Michel Tournier
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Oscar et la dame rose - Eric Emmanuel Schmitt
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L’omelette au sucre - Jean Philippe Arrou-Vignod
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Matin Brun - Franck Pavloff
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If you can't find them in your local book store, I strongly recommend you get them on kindle where it's a lot easier and cheaper to find books in foreign languages.
Merci beaucoup
De rien !! :)
Je viens de découvrir vos vidéos il y a quelques jours. Je les aime beaucoup et ils vraiment m'aident avec mon apprentissage de français. Merci pour les avez créé!
Merci du commentaire !! :)
Merci😃
Je vous en prie :)
Thank you for recommending these Julie, I’m going to buy one in 2 months after I have practiced more with you 🤣
J'aime cette video !
Merci Sachi ♥️
Merci beaucoup pour le livres. Je vais lire ils bientôt !
On peut les lire ensemble si tu veux :)
@@Frenchramble Oui ! J'adorerais ça !!
Ça marche !! :)
Merci infinement pour tes idees brillante Julie. Toujours chic
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je adore cette vídio Ami ❤ je sui dia Bresil
Obrigada ♥️ Você aprende francês ? :)
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Wow, thank YOU for your comment ❤️❤️❤️ Which languages are you learning ?? :)
@@Frenchramble French, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Croatian, Kazakh and Tatar.
Great! Thanks for recommending the book Polyglot Notes! I think this book is just what I need right now to systematize my learning of French!
I wish someone gift me all these books 📚