French 900 sentences

Author: Liu Jun
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is designed for French learners with beginner and intermediate levels. The content is tailored to the needs of language communication in various social environments both domestically and internationally. The book is divided into 50 units, each covering a specific topic, such as greetings, making phone calls, at the bank, business negotiations, or certain expressions, such as apologies, comparisons, exclamations, etc. Each unit consists of three parts: French text, a Chinese reference translation, and brief notes. The book also includes French phonetics, basic French grammar, a concise table of verb conjugations, and a comprehensive vocabulary list for the entire book. Beginners can refer to these for study. Other readers should still use dictionaries and other reference materials for in-depth learning.
This book is designed for French learners with beginner and intermediate levels. The content is tailored to the needs of language communication in various social environments both domestically and internationally. The book is divided into 50 units, each covering a specific topic, such as greetings, making phone calls, at the bank, business negotiations, or certain expressions, such as apologies, comparisons, exclamations, etc. Each unit consists of three parts: French text, a Chinese reference translation, and notes. The sentences in the text are mostly practical and easy to remember in spoken language. The Chinese translations are based on the conventions of Chinese expression rather than literal word-for-word translation. The notes provide clear and concise explanations of commonly used but relatively difficult-to-understand and use phrases, grammatical points, and sentence patterns. Sometimes, additional examples are provided to help beginners learn and master them. The book also includes French phonetics, basic French grammar, a concise table of verb conjugations, and a comprehensive vocabulary list for the entire book. Beginners can refer to these for study, while other readers should use dictionaries and other reference materials for in-depth learning.