Conversation mode in French classification (with disc)

Author: Hu Pinqing
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Regarding the learning of foreign languages, some people say, "No matter how well you write, if you can't speak, it's like only learning half of it." This statement may not be entirely true, but it's quite close to the mark. In this era of machines taking the lead, emphasizing mechanical skills over writing is a common phenomenon. However, if even the most intelligent beings can't speak fluently, isn't that a shame? Moreover, fluent oral expression not only immediately impresses others but also makes it easier to get things done. This is the reason I wrote this "Categorized French Conversation Patterns." When speaking French, you must have a lot of basic vocabulary, phrases, and grammar. Without them, you can't speak at all. Therefore, this book compiles common vocabulary, phrases, and basic sentence patterns for various industries, as well as models for expressing yourself in different situations. For example, to ask questions, you must first master various question patterns. So, I collected all the question words, then created example sentences, dialogues, or single sentences. Another example is that French people dislike repeating words when speaking, making their pronouns quite troublesome. Therefore, I gathered all the pronouns and created example sentences. Since Chinese and French sentence structures are almost never the same, there is only one way for Chinese learners to study French: rote memorization plus active application. For instance, there are three ways to greet someone. If you only memorize one, it's not enough, because the other person might use the other two. Since we can't invent the French "way of speaking," we can only memorize. Besides memorizing basic vocabulary for various industries, to make the other person understand what you're saying, you must master basic grammar, especially basic tenses, because French has verb conjugations. Based on the above, we can draw the following conclusion: To express yourself accurately in French, you must master the following: 1. Basic word formation; 2. Basic grammar; 3. Basic vocabulary and idioms for various industries. Therefore, the content of this book is divided into three parts to meet these three needs: 1. Rapid Word Formation; 2. Conversation Patterns; 3. Categorized Conversation Models. Only in this way can learners speak French correctly and precisely.