You’ve heard the saying “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”?

But what if it is broke?

Well… then it must be fixed!

The brutal truth is that traditional language learning methods don’t work well in the real world.

Here what “traditional” language study looks like:

• Work through lessons in a textbook
• Learn grammar rules
• Memorise lists of words

Sound familiar?

These methods are great for passing grammar tests. They’re also convenient for mass schooling, where tests are the mechanism for measuring progress.

But, I’m not interested in learning French in the school system.

I’m interested in learning French in the real world!

And when you’re face-to-face with a native French speaker, guess what?

They don’t care about your test results!

Here’s the reality:

Traditional Methods Of Learning French Lead You To “Think In Rules” & Translate In Your Head, So You End Up Tongue-Tied When You Come Face-To-Face With Native Speakers

Look…

There’s a reason you feel tongue-tied when you speak French… It’s because you’re “thinking in rules” and “translating in your head”.

There’s a reason you don’t understand fast, spoken French… It’s because you’re spending all your time studying, rather than immersed in the language!

There’s a reason you lose interest in studying French after a few months… It’s because you’re not using a method that entertains and inspires you!

So what should you do instead?

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The Secrets of Fluent French Speakers

If traditional methods to learn French leave you tongue-tied…

Then the secret to speaking French fluently is to turn that method on its head!

Look…

Successful French learners start with the end in mind.

They learn in a way that helps them achieve the most important things of all:

• Effortlessly understand fast, spoken French, so that you can take a full part in conversations, enjoy your travels to the full, or live a rewarding life in your local community
• Master French phonetics so that you can accurately pronounce even the most difficult words, make a good impression on the people you meet & sound less “foreign” when you speak French.
• Speak French with confidence, so that you can easily and warmly communicate with the people around you, without fear of making mistakes, and keep the conversation in French without the annoyance of reverting to English at every opportunity!
• Enjoy the process of learning French, so it feels like less of a chore and more of a joy, so you can make faster progress towards your goals and enjoy the journey.

Now, doesn’t that sound like a more appealing way to learn French?

Yes, I thought so too!

That’s why I decided to develop an innovative new method to teach French that turns traditional learning on its head.

It’s a method that I’ve created specifically to help you avoid the frustration associated with speaking a new language, so learning is more natural & fun…

This Method Helps You Communicate Effectively In French, Impress The Locals With Your Command Of The Language & Fully Integrate Into The Local Community.

This method is based on the power of story.

And in some ways, this method isn’t anything new.

Stories, after all, are as old as time!

But when you apply this method to learning a language, it’s anything but traditional!

In fact, this “story method” might not make any sense to you at first. But if you’re serious about learning French, then what I’m about to show you is important…

And if you’re planning a trip to France, Belgium, Canada, or indeed any of the 29 French-speaking countries in the world…

And you’d like to elevate your experience from “tourist” to “insider”…

Then this will be the most important information about learning French that you’ll read this year.

Here’s how this method works..

The method behind French Uncovered is supported by decades of research into language acquisition.

This research shows how “input-based” methods (i.e. immersion) reliably outperform traditional study:

• One 2014 study in Spain demonstrated that this style of teaching worked about six times faster than traditional instruction.
• In Hungary, a 2007 study showed that students learning with stories can learn more vocabulary than students in regular classes… without any study at all!

Here’s how Dr Stephen Krashen, professor emeritus at USC explains how the method works:

“As we get input through listening and reading, we ‘absorb’ the grammar and vocabulary of the second language.”

Notice the word absorb?

Wouldn’t you prefer to absorb French, rather than study it?

With French Uncovered, you can!

By learning French with stories, you can learn grammar and vocabulary naturally, and wave adieu to rote learning

An extract from Chapter 1 of the story.

This immersive experience builds your ability to cope with real French from the very first day.

Over time, this is what ultimately helps you speak French naturally. You build the well before you’re thirsty!

Full English translations of the story are provided, so you can check your understanding and keep up with the story.

Each chapter features a short comprehension quiz like this one so you can check your understanding of the story.

Now comes the magic!

Imagine you had a French expert standing over your shoulder, pointing out useful words and explaining interesting sentences as you read the story:

• Words explained
• Sentences made clear
• Questions answered

Well, that’s exactly what you get with French Uncovered!

In over 80 special video lessons, you’ll feel like you’re sitting with Diane one-on-one, as she brings the story to life on your screen, one sentence at a time!

Right before your eyes, Diane takes key French words, phrases and grammar from the story, and helps you understand them one by one.

In fact, the magic of French Uncovered is that we hardly have to “teach” at all — we just help you notice the important words and phrases from the story, and give you a few little nudges to make sure you understand!

With our “story first” approach, you’ll find that new words stick more easily and your brain learns grammar intuitively.

1) COGNATES

Grow your vocabulary instantly by identifying French words with a shared root in English…

2) VOCABULARY

“Unlock” the story by learning the key words you need to understand the plot

3) GRAMMAR

Uncover grammar from the story naturally… instead of from rules