Easy Holiday French: English Story with French Dialogue for Beginners

Picture yourself enjoying the French Riviera, wine tasting in Bordeaux, or navigating a Parisian café in French. Easy Holiday French takes you on an adventure through France, with beginner-friendly conversations in French woven into an English story. It's perfect for tourists, complete beginners, and A1 learners who want to pick up conversational French for their next trip to France. Learn the essential phrases you need for your vacation, without drills, flashcards, or feeling like you're studying.

Sarah is exploring France for the first time. Luckily she is travelling with her friend Marie, who is a French speaker with an insider's knowledge of the culture and the language. As they soak up the sun on the French Riviera, bike through Bordeaux's vineyards, and wander the streets of Paris, Marie introduces Sarah (and you) to real French conversations with locals. It's the holiday you wish you could take, and a language course you'll actually finish.

• Real phrases in real situations. Order from a French menu, enjoy wine tasting, and go shopping in French.
• Your first 500 words. The essential phrases you'll need to speak French on holiday.
• Easy story to follow. The story is in English and the dialogue is in French. You always know exactly what's happening.
• A mini-escape to France. Dream of sun soaked beaches, fresh pastries, and bustling markets before your flight even takes off. Arrive in France feeling like you've been before.
• Made for complete beginners and A1 learners. Short, beginner friendly dialogue that you can use in real life.
• Built-in reference. Includes a word list, useful phrases, and grammar cheat sheet. No dictionary needed.

If you've ever wished you could do more than point at a menu in France, this book is for you. Whether you're travelling to France or just dreaming about going, Easy Holiday French gets you speaking with confidence, fast.

The book is perfect for:

• Complete beginners with no French knowledge at all.
• Travellers planning a trip to the French Riviera, Bordeaux, or Paris.
• A1 learners who prefer stories over textbooks.
• Beginner French learners who are picking up where they left off.
• Anyone who wants to learn real sentences, not just random words in an addictive app.
• Learners who find traditional phrasebooks dull, overwhelming, or hard to remember.