Customer Reviews

Easy French Phrase Book: Over 750 Phrases for Everyday Use (Dover Language Guides French)

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

If your going to France or anywhere where English is not the primary language, you should at least pick up a book that will help you get by. I travel from time to time to Paris and I found it very useful to have. It is small enough to carry around.

Excellent traveler's tool: concise, lightweight, easy to fit in handbag or coat pocket. All of the basic subjects covered. Pronunciation guides easy to use. Helpful index. Bare-bones approach to help non-French-speakers communicate while traveling within French-speaking populations.

I especially like to phonetic pronunciation that goes along with standard French spelling of entry words. Also, the index at the back is excellent.

This will be very helpful in my teaching of French. Product was in excellent shape.

I love this book. French was not easy for me to anunciate so this book helped a lot to show how to. It shows the english word, the french word then the phonics.

This is a handy little book of useful phrases for anyone wanting to brush up on their high school of college level French courses. A must for travellers to French speaking Canada or France.

This is a small, handy phrasebook that is perfect for traveling. It will fit in a small purse and contains all the necessary French terms. I bought this is as a goody bag gift for a French-themed bridal shower, which worked out well since the wedding was in France.

This is a great small book to carry with you to look up phrases quickly. Does not have extensive lists.

You need to have a basic knowledge of French vocabulary before you can get the best results from this book. This is a very helpful book , and I use it every day.

Just like it says, you can pick up some common phrases very quickly. You won't be able to have a conversation with someone in France, but you will be able to get enough of what you are trying to say across. Usually, letting them see that you are making an effort to speak their language is enough for them to speak English for you. If you are polite that is.)

There are a few phrases I would have liked to have seen, and a few that I don't think are necessary for a condensed book that's intended to get you through a couple of days in France. Otherwise it would have rated a 5.