J'ai besoin de brusher up mon francais

I got an 'A' in 'O'-level French. Sadly, in the mid '80s, and I've forgotten it all. Which is a bit of a bugger since I've just got a new job which requires me to work in Belgium quite a bit.

Can anyone recommend good books/sites to help be get my rusty, badly-pronounced French in some kind of shape?

Posted By: Peculiar Swan on January 17th 2007 at 13:56:01

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J'ai besoin de brusher up mon francais (General Chat) - Peculiar Swan, Jan 17, 13:56:01
- Many thanks all - c'est beaucoup appreciat?☺ (n/m) (General Chat) - Peculiar Swan, Jan 17, 14:33:17
  - you what? (n/m) (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jan 17, 14:34:52
    - "cheers" (n/m) (General Chat) - Peculiar Swan, Jan 17, 14:38:47
- ive just applied to a job in brussels wit the NFU. Been using linguaphone to brush up (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Jan 17, 14:28:48
- Books and CD's are only going to help you up to a point (General Chat) - Bob in France, Jan 17, 14:10:10
- try flemish instead (n/m) (General Chat) - blindasabat, Jan 17, 14:07:20
- I've been using this series.... (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jan 17, 14:06:56
- Haregoo (General Chat) - Old Git, Jan 17, 14:06:30
- I can't help... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Jan 17, 13:58:23

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