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Please note that Audible Listeners are unable to use their audio credit on this purchase as this download comprises of two audiobooks.

Longlisted for the Audiobook Download of the Year, 2007.

Earworms mbt© is a revolutionary accelerated technique that takes the hard work out of learning.

By listening a few times to these specially composed melodies, with their rhythmic repetitions of French and English, you will pick up essential words and phrases that will not just be on the tip of your tongue but burnt deeply into your long-term memory in next to no time.

If you like music, and want to make rapid progress without any formal knowledge of language learning, Earworms mbt© Rapid French is the course for you.

Now you can buy Volume 1 and Volume 2 together and save money.

Volume 1 is your survival kit of essential words and phrases to get you by on your trip abroad. You will feel you are learning within minutes and might just be amazed by how easy acquiring a language can be!

Volume 2 will have you talking about yourself (past, present, and future), chatting, and even flirting!
This audiobook also comes with a free booklet to accompany the course which you can download by clicking on this link: Free booklet
©2006 Earworms mbt (P)2006 Earworms mbt

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  • Simon
  • Colnbrook, Berkshire, United Kingdom
  • 18-06-07

Excellent method of teaching

I like this course - a lot.

Instead of the narrators simply rattling off vocabularly and phrases straight from a script, it is done in the form of a native French speaker teaching a non-native speaker but in a very light hearted, jovial manner. Each phrase is repeated a few times but each in a different tone to avoid monotony. The phrases are then translated following which theyare broken down into their component parts which are also repeated in various ways - for example, a cup of coffee with milk is stated as a whole phrase, then as individual words and then as combinations of those words. However, what really sets this course apart is it is all set against a backdrop of rather well chosen, upbeat music. As a result, you drift in and out of conciously listening to the French and subconsiously listening to the music and vice versa, effectivly removing the intense boredom that often sets in rapidly with other more traditionally themed courses. I found that even after the first time I listened to Volume 1 many of the words taught were imprinted in my mind even though I made no real conscious efforts to listen to them - in fact, the words just seem to pop out of my mind as and when I need them.

A highly recommended course and I really hope that they extend the series beyond volume 2.

76 of 80 people found this review helpful

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  • Jeffrey
  • Market Harborough, United Kingdom
  • 09-06-11

Good supplement

These recordings work a bit like Pimsleur, giving you a phrase and then breaking it down with a lot of repitition. Unlike Pimsleur, this is easier to listen to again and again because it is set to music. However, there are a couple of problems. Some of the phrases in French are spoken quickly, which of course is quite good, but then not properly broken down into the separate sounds. So you are left guessing how to say the word. It would have been okay if there was a booklet to download, so you could check it in writing, but sadly there isn't one.

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