Speak and Read French, by Armand and Louise Bégué

speak and read french

Speak and Read French, Part 1: Basic and Inter­me­di­ate

“This album is the first of three vol­umes of a French lan­guage course: Speak and Read French, cre­at­ed by Armand Bégué, a pro­fes­sor at Brook­lyn Col­lege and his wife, Louise Bégué, in 1959. The record­ing, for basic and inter­me­di­ate lev­els, focus­es on words and expres­sions fre­quent­ly used in French.”

Speak and Read French, Vol. 2: Basic and Inter­me­di­ate

“This album is the sec­ond part of a basic French lan­guage les­son devel­oped by Armand Bégué, a pro­fes­sor at Brook­lyn Col­lege and his wife, Louise Bégué, in 1959. This record­ing focus­es on words and expres­sions fre­quent­ly used in French.”

Speak and Read French, Part 3: French Lit­er­a­ture

“This album is the third of three vol­umes in a French lan­guage course: Speak and Read French, cre­at­ed by Armand Bégué, a pro­fes­sor at Brook­lyn Col­lege and his wife, Louise Bégué, in 1959. The speak­er reads excerpts from great texts writ­ten by famous French authors such as: “Thoughts” by Blaise Pas­cal, “Dis­course on the Method” by René Descartes and “The Wolf and the Stork” by Jean de La Fontaine.”

Find them all in our col­lec­tion, Free Lessons in For­eign Lan­guages.

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