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French is a Romance language and the official language in 29 countries. Compared to eastern languages, learning French is not that difficult. For the most part, French grammar follows the subject-verb-object word order as English. French vowels are a, e, i, o, u and y. Sometimes they can be written with marks above them called accents. They do not always make the same sound as in English. When combined with other vowels or consonants, they can then make a completely different sound. Until the early 20th Century, French was the language of diplomacy, and one of the two main languages of international negotiation. Presently, French is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, and one of the two official languages, with English, of the International Postal Union, of the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross, and other organizations.

The following information offers a few different ways to learn French:

• 1. Learn French: 6 Books in 1: The Complete French Language Books Collection to Learn Starting from Zero, Have Fun and Become Fluent like a Native Speaker. A comprehensive beginner-friendly guide that can teach you everything you need to know in the fundamentals of French within the shortest time.
• 2. Learn French with Babbel which is designed to be effective, engaging, fun and affordable. Babbel helps you master French by offering the best learning technology available.
• 3. Rosetta Stone has over twenty-five years of experience in designing language learning programs that build confidence in speaking and understanding French. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate French speaker looking to brush up on basics or advance your fluency, learn French grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

Regardless of the method, learning this romantic language will enable you to navigate your way through France and communicate with the local population.

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