If you buy both, you’ll pay $99 and get a bonus e-book. If you only buy one Level, it’ll cost you $59. On the main page for the French Together course, you have the option of purchasing Level 1, Level 2, or both Levels 1 and 2. So, if you want an inside look at the course to see if it’s a good fit for your French learning needs, please read on. I know how hard it can be to find good material. People certainly don’t need to be scammed on top of it. The American school system does a hell of a job of discouraging would-be learners. I’m sharing my thoughts because I want people to be successful at learning a language.
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Now, even though I received a free copy of the course in order to review it, please note that I was not paid at all and I’m not just writing up some insincere, five-star review. I love finding new language learning resources, so I jumped at the chance. I’m a regular subscriber to the free e-mail lessons and the course creator, Benjamin Houy, was offering a free copy of the course to any bloggers who wanted to review it.
Last week, I was super excited to get a copy of the French Together course. I still have a Rosetta Stone course for Italian on my bookshelf from a few years ago. If you’ve ever bought a course and later found out it wasn’t what you expected or even if you’ve been worried about trying to find a “good” one, you know the struggle. There are plenty of French courses on the market, never mind the option to pay for traditional classes. Updated 7/17/18 to include details on the new and improved course formats.
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