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Ten years ago, Saul Rosenthal's Sex Over Forty became the indispensable guidebook to mature sexual health. Now Dr. Saul Rosenthal has crafted a...
Si le franais est votre langue maternelle, vraisemblablement vous ne vous tes jamais demand pourquoi le mot bras appartient au genre masculin, alors que jambe est au fminin? Vous avez appris ces mots depuis l'enfance avec leurs genres compris, et vous les prenez comme acquis. Vous n'tes pas conscients qu'il existe des rgles tablissant leurs genres. Les rgles que vous trouverez dans ce livre constituent une tentative organiser et codifier un systme de ces rgles pour presque tous les noms de la langue, quelque chose qui n'tait jamais fait auparavant. Si vous tes intress comprendre mieux votre...
Si le franais est votre langue maternelle, vraisemblablement vous ne vous tes jamais demand pourquoi le mot bras appartient au genre masculin, alors q...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words when they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you would be correct. However, occasional word pairs look the same, and may even be spelled the same, but have different meanings. They are called "false friends," or "faux amis."
These "faux amis" can cause misunderstandings, uncomfortable situations, and even embarrassment when you use them in conversation and they mean something entirely different than what you expected. This book is written to help you avoid these awkward misunderstandings.
This is...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words when they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you would be c...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words, when they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you'd be correct. However, some of these word pairs may have completely different meanings. They are called false friends, or "faux amis."
These "faux amis" can cause misunderstandings, uncomfortable situations, and even embarrassment if you use them in conversation and they mean something entirely different than what you expected. This book is written to help you avoid these awkward misunderstandings.
This book isn't a dry list of "faux amis." It's...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words, when they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you'd be corr...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words when they look and sound pretty much the same. Unfortunately, some of these words may have entirely different meanings. They are called false friends, or "faux amis." These "faux amis" can cause misunderstandings and awkward situations when they mean something entirely different than what you expected.
"Still More Faux Amis" will help you avoid these embarrassing situations. It's written in conversational language and is easy and fun to read. Each "faux ami" word pair is explained so that you will understand how the...
It's easy to assume that French words mean the same as English words when they look and sound pretty much the same. Unfortunately, some of these wo...
This second book of key words and expressions gives you more of the absolutely essential words youll need to know to navigate everyday French conversation. For example, it would be very difficult to get through a single day in France without hearing each of the words "truc, bise," and "Pardon ! "at least once.
Well, these words are all here, and lots more, like "dfense de, foutu, drle de," and "en liquid," The use of each is discussed and illustrated with examples. After reading this book you will not only recognize these key words if you see or read them, but you will also be able to use...
This second book of key words and expressions gives you more of the absolutely essential words youll need to know to navigate everyday French conversa...
This combined book of key words and expressions gives you the absolutely essential words you'll need to know to navigate everyday French conversation. For example, it would be difficult to get through a single day in France without hearing each of the words "truc, bise" and "Pardon " at least once. Well, these words are all here in this book, and lots more, like "defense de, foutu, fichu, drole de, en liquide, " and "et alors?" The use of each is discussed and illustrated with examples. After reading this book, you'll not only recognize these key words if you hear or read them, but you'll...
This combined book of key words and expressions gives you the absolutely essential words you'll need to know to navigate everyday French conversat...
Faux amis (or "false friends") are French words that look and sound like English words but have entirely different meanings than what you expect, causing potential misunderstandings and awkward situations.
"French Faux Amis: The Combined Book" will help you avoid these embarrassing misunderstandings. It's written in conversational language and it's easy and fun to read. You'll learn how each French word differs from the English one and see it used correctly in example sentences. And you'll find that you'll learn most of these faux amis without having to consciously memorize them, simply...
Faux amis (or "false friends") are French words that look and sound like English words but have entirely different meanings than what you expect, c...
Do you wonder why an arm is masculine while a leg is feminine? Why your sofa is masculine but your chair is feminine? And why should a person or victim always be feminine, even if the person or victim you're talking about happens to be a man? And isn't it odd that "masculinit" is feminine?
The illogic of French gender can be very frustrating. But after reading this book, if you see words like "croisement, pays, vin, " or "chocolat, " you will instantly know they are masculine, and you will also immediately recognize that words like "ville, facture, maladie, " and "essence" are feminine.
Do you wonder why an arm is masculine while a leg is feminine? Why your sofa is masculine but your chair is feminine? And why should a person or vi...
