Fancy French - A Practical Method for learning to Speak, Read and Write French http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ Progressive lessons in French, using Ollendorff's method. Textbook available online for free download as a pdf file. Progressive lessons in French, using Ollendorff's method. Textbook available online for free download as a pdf file. en © 2007 evan millner french, francais, tutorial, free, lesson, learn, study, language, langue, francaise, fancy Evan der Millner Evan der Millner evanmillner@gmail.com clean Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:38:52 +0800 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss MyPodcast.com RSS generator v1.0 evanmillner@gmail.com (Evan der Millner) support@mypodcast.com (MyPodcast team) Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2009/03/MANESCA_12_B-190096.html Wed, 18 Mar 2009 19:16:57 +0800 14:48 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2009/01/MANESCA_012_A-171295.html Thu, 01 Jan 2009 10:26:03 +0800 04:42 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/10/011_B_Manesca-153440.html Fri, 24 Oct 2008 17:40:35 +0800 15:20 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/10/011_A_Manesca-153438.html Fri, 24 Oct 2008 17:34:26 +0800 03:41 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/08/010_B_Manesca-131205.html Thu, 07 Aug 2008 05:55:26 +0800 14:29 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/08/010_A_Manesca-131203.html Thu, 07 Aug 2008 05:35:49 +0800 05:29 clean Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/009_B_Manesca-128642.html Mon, 28 Jul 2008 04:20:07 +0800 15:20 clean Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/009_A_Manesca-128641.html Mon, 28 Jul 2008 04:11:03 +0800 06:42 clean 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/009_C_OLLENDORFF-128252.html Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:15:07 +0800 09:39 clean Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the lea Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/009_B_OLLENDORFF-128250.html Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:10:35 +0800 09:52 clean Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the lea Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French and English 3. Part C is in French only - firstly read slowly,with pauses then reprised at increased tempo. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/009_A_OLLENDORFF-128249.html Sat, 26 Jul 2008 16:57:14 +0800 13:40 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Eight_B-124812.html Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:53:09 +0800 11:01 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Eight_A-124811.html Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:47:08 +0800 03:57 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Seven_B-124809.html Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:43:11 +0800 16:50 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Seven_A_Second_Edition-124807.html Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:34:03 +0800 04:24 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You a Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Six_B_Second_Edition-123867.html Wed, 09 Jul 2008 06:24:00 +0800 10:39 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, in French only. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2008/07/Manesca_Lesson_Six_A_second_Edition-123864.html Wed, 09 Jul 2008 05:51:08 +0800 07:10 clean Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/10/Manesca_Lesson_Five_B_second_Edition-47986.html Thu, 11 Oct 2007 13:07:47 +0800 21:23 clean Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/10/Manesca_Lesson_Five_A_Second_Edition-47980.html Thu, 11 Oct 2007 12:38:56 +0800 06:27 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Eight_C-41576.html Sun, 16 Sep 2007 07:21:55 +0800 19:04 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Eight_B-41574.html Sun, 16 Sep 2007 06:54:18 +0800 21:55 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> , or my new Ancient Greek podcast <a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com</a></a> If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru <a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com , or my new Ancient Greek podcast http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Eight_A_part_2-41572.html Sun, 16 Sep 2007 06:36:43 +0800 20:30 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Eight_A-41568.html Sun, 16 Sep 2007 06:14:30 +0800 11:11 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> , or my new Ancient Greek podcast <a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com</a></a> If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru <a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com , or my new Ancient Greek podcast http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Seven_C-39425.html Thu, 06 Sep 2007 18:33:14 +0800 23:24 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> , or my new Ancient Greek podcast <a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com</a></a> If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru <a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com , or my new Ancient Greek podcast http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Ollendorff_Lesson_Seven_B-39423.html Thu, 06 Sep 2007 18:08:57 +0800 11:45 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Manesca_Lesson_Four_B_second_edition-38680.html Sun, 02 Sep 2007 22:34:39 +0800 20:52 clean Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> Jean Manesca Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Manesca_Lesson_Four_A_Second_Edition-38675.html Sun, 02 Sep 2007 21:55:15 +0800 06:40 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Manesca_Lesson_Three_B-38659.html Sun, 02 Sep 2007 20:31:22 +0800 20:40 clean iiPart A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts iiPart A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-76190"> iiPart A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/09/Manesca_Lesson_Three_A_second_edition-38651.html Sun, 02 Sep 2007 19:56:00 +0800 06:50 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> , or my new Ancient Greek podcast <a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com</a></a> If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru <a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-71061"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. ____________________________________________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com , or my new Ancient Greek podcast http://ancientgreek.mypodcast.com If you want to brush up your grammatical knowledge, then visit grammarguru http://grammarguru.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Seven_A-36615.html Thu, 23 Aug 2007 20:35:00 +0800 09:51 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-69821"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Two_B_second_edition-36126.html Tue, 21 Aug 2007 22:07:00 +0800 16:07 clean <img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-69820"> Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Two_A_second_edition-36124.html Tue, 21 Aug 2007 21:55:00 +0800 04:36 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-69673"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_One_B_second_edition-36060.html Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:24:00 +0800 12:25 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-69672"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_One_A_second_edition-36056.html Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:14:00 +0800 04:19 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Seven_B-35746.html Sun, 19 Aug 2007 22:24:48 +0800 16:50 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-68760"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Seven_A-35740.html Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:43:00 +0800 04:24 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-68737"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Six_C-35735.html Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:09:00 +0800 07:30 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-68732"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Six_B-35728.html Sun, 19 Aug 2007 20:31:00 +0800 22:51 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Six_A-35396.html Sat, 18 Aug 2007 00:44:00 +0800 09:21 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts fo Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66910"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Six_B-35026.html Thu, 16 Aug 2007 05:23:00 +0800 10:39 clean Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts f Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-68761"> Part A: Introducing the material for the lesson Part B: The flowing lesson, with English prompts for new vocabulary included in the flow of the lesson. You are expected to actively participate in this lesson, and supply the answers to the questions asked in the pauses provided. _________________________________ This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca french". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. (Ollendorff based his methodology on Manesca's) Note: The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as Part B of each lesson is comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, my advice is to repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Six_A-35024.html Thu, 16 Aug 2007 04:59:00 +0800 07:10 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Five_B-34657.html Tue, 14 Aug 2007 09:58:00 +0800 17:41 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66443"> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Five_A-34627.html Tue, 14 Aug 2007 07:17:00 +0800 07:08 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66442"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Five_C-34621.html Tue, 14 Aug 2007 05:49:00 +0800 06:34 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66441"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Five_B-34619.html Tue, 14 Aug 2007 05:35:00 +0800 13:43 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66440"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Five_A-34613.html Tue, 14 Aug 2007 04:44:00 +0800 15:06 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-65748"> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Four-34584.html Mon, 13 Aug 2007 23:15:00 +0800 22:12 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66439"> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. Simply search for "manesca". These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Three-34388.html Sun, 12 Aug 2007 23:44:00 +0800 18:03 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66438"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Four_C-34373.html Sun, 12 Aug 2007 21:48:00 +0800 06:25 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66437"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Four_B-34367.html Sun, 12 Aug 2007 21:27:00 +0800 13:23 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Templates: The learning templates in English and French for the lesson are introduced in Part A, along with some grammar and vocabulary. 2. Revision: Part B contains the sentence templates in question-answer format, given in French only. These are read slowly, with time for repetition, then again more quickly. 3. Questions: Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66436"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Templates: The learning templates in English and French for the lesson are introduced in Part A, along with some grammar and vocabulary. 2. Revision: Part B contains the sentence templates in question-answer format, given in French only. These are read slowly, with time for repetition, then again more quickly. 3. Questions: Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Four_A-34353.html Sun, 12 Aug 2007 20:36:00 +0800 13:24 clean ___________________________________ ___________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66430"> ___________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Two_C-34334.html Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:39:00 +0800 french, francais, learn, study 06:46 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66435"> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_Two-34169.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 19:41:00 +0800 french, podcast, learn, study 21:44 clean ____________________________________ ____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66434"> ____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Three_C-34095.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 12:12:00 +0800 06:52 clean _____________________________________ _____________________________________ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast <a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://latinum.mypodcast.com" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://latinum.mypodcast.com</a></a><img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66433"> _____________________________________ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. _______________________________________ These lessons are structured in accord with the same methodology that I have used successfully for my online lessons in Latin, on the Latinum podcast http://latinum.mypodcast.com Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Three_B-34091.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 11:59:00 +0800 11:51 clean ______ http://fancyfre ______ <a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink"><a href="http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/" target="_blank" class="userlink">http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/</a></a> My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66432"> ______ http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/ My email address is evanmillner and that is at gmail.com _____________________________________ Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Three_A-34085.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 11:17:00 +0800 11:22 clean This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated b This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66431"> This Lesson is taken from Jean Manesca's "An Oral System for Teaching Living Language, Illustrated by A Practical Course of Lessons in the French". This rather good book is available online via Google Books, free of charge. These lessons, you will find, complement the Ollendorff quite well. The Manesca lessons require your active participation, as they are comprised almost entirely of questions, which you have to answer. If for some reason you cannot answer a particular question, repeat it aloud. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Manesca_Lesson_One-34020.html Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:23:00 +0800 11:52 clean Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the lea Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66429"> Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Two_B-33887.html Fri, 10 Aug 2007 08:38:00 +0800 09:47 clean Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the lea Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66428"> Each Ollendorff lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. The exercises repeat the material learned with many slight variations - so you will be learning in a musical way, using the linguistic equivalent of musical scales. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_Two_A-33880.html Fri, 10 Aug 2007 07:06:00 +0800 11:21 clean Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templ Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66427"> Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_One_C-33828.html Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:19:00 +0800 05:34 clean Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templ Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is also in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66426"> Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. Part B contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C is also in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_One_B-33826.html Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:15:00 +0800 06:36 clean Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning temp Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. The next part contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C. is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease.<img src="http://www.mypodcast.com/image-66425"> Each lesson is delivered in three parts: 1. Formal grammar and vocabulary with the learning templates for the lesson is introduced in Part A 2. The next part contains practical sentences, in question-answer format, given in French only, firstly read slowly, with time for repetition, then more quickly. 3. Part C. is in French only - this lesson is made up of questions for you to make up imaginary answers to. You should answer the questions in French, of course. The lessons on the Fancy French Podcast are based on a textbook that can be downloaded for free from Google Books - Ollendorff's- "New Method of learning to Read, Write and Speak the French Language". This textbook takes the approach of treating French as a series of templates to be coded. Language is treated as an operating system. You simply code the templates, repeat out loud, and hey presto, you'll start to learn French in no time. The method works very well, and Ollendorff met with great success. Why have I chosen a French textbook that uses the Ollendorff method? Simply because the structure of the text is ideally suited to learning by listening, and learning with an MP3 player. The goal of this method is to give you a high level of fluency, so that you can speak, read and write French with ease. Evan der Millner http://fancyfrench.mypodcast.com/2007/08/Ollendorff_Lesson_One_A-33821.html Thu, 09 Aug 2007 19:38:00 +0800 08:54 clean