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jane(281)Tes pages m’inspirent, moi, et encouragent mon ami. Bien que je parle assez bien le fran?ais j’apprends toujours quelquechose, et je m’en sers pour animer un petit cercle fran?ais lié à notre association de jumelage. Mon ami (79 ans) s’est mis au fran?ais il y a quatre ans; pour lui tout est bon, surtout les exercices, car à notre age la mémorisation est difficile et il faut beaucoup répéter.November 27, 2009 at 12:36 pmReply John O'Leary(282)Eldest son of bilingual mother and hostile english-only father, both deceased more Rosetta Stone Hindi
than 20 years ago of my 78 present.Many visits to France during my 10 years in the US Navy. Managed to speak enough Canadian French to get by with my Gaspesien accented speech. Sadly,even that I lost over the years. My interest in French now is the result of a New Years vow to recover my mother’s language in her memory.November 27, 2009 at 12:44 pmReply Barry Goldstein(283)Salut Laura;Thank you so much for your site. I am living in Arizona and was taking a Cheap Rosetta Stone V3
course in French through the Alliance Francaise in Scottsdale for 2 years.The teachers are of the best quality and were from the P.a.c.a (Candice)and Brittany (Magven). I started visiting your site during that time and have continued reading and learning. Been to France twice and walked in the steps of some of my life long heros ( I am an artist). Unfortunately due to the economic crisis i could not continue, so i go to your site and it’s giving me the pleasure of learning French and learning about the French….merciBarryGNovember 27, 2009 at 1:34 pmReply Henrietta(284)Laura, I’m a recent quebec resident and am enrolled in an adult “francisization” course . Your website is Rosetta Stone
excellent to reinforce those lessons I get in class. I love being able to search different grammar /verb conjugations etc. & it is so well presented I look forward to receiving your lessons each few days. Thank you ! ! !November 27, 2009 at 2:18 pmReply