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Studied French in college but very rusty-help in Dublin

Vivagora · 2011-06-21 20:15:59

I used to have an intermediate level in French after studying it in college and living there for a few months. However due to busy schedule and work I realised on a recent trip to Paris I am loosing it quickly. Just wondering is there any good courses in Dublin area that are not too expensive to help me get back on track???

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21-06-2011 9:15pm

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I used to have an intermediate level in French after studying it in college and living there for a few months. However due to busy schedule and work I realised on a recent trip to Paris I am loosing it quickly. Just wondering is there any good courses in Dublin area that are not too expensive to help me get back on track???

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#2 21-06-2011 9:24pm
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#3 28-06-2011 1:32am
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Maybe it would be a good idea to establish a French forum boards beers? Has it been tried yet?

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#5 29-06-2011 2:46am
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If the idea was to speak only French, there'd have to be a number of decent speakers. IME if there's too many beginners, the thing tends to break down into a constant "what does this/that mean?"

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