StudyBook - French - GM01 for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Improve your French listening comprehension, vocabulary and grammar.

The Lexis Rex StudyBook - French combines an eBook with audio and study tools designed for anyone learning French. Improve your listening comprehension, vocabulary and grammar while enjoying classic literature. Audio controls allow you to listen at your own pace, letting you step phrase by phrase through the text and repeat sections with the press of a button. Generate your own MP3 files made up of the phrases in the text with repeats and pauses to help you learn anywhere. A powerful flash card system is included to help you learn new words, along with a word organizer where you can store your focus words for study and rote learning. Promote these to your list of known words and follow your progress graphically with time.

StudyBook - French - GM01 for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 7, 2010

Latest update: August 20, 2015

Version: 1.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 2003
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 270

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4/5

1 User Votes

A great language software
henryleetsJune 8, 2010
Pros
Allows user to export customizable mp3s to make use of "lost" time. You have save phrase, save sentence, save paragraph, save all audio up to this point and then you can also program it to repeat and pause on each phrase or sentence. Amazing.
Cons
It would be cool to have an option to turn on/off an English translation of the text. After getting acquainted with a certain paragraph on the first pass, the beginner learner can come back to read with the translation turned off. More books perhaps?
Summary
I've searched the web for software like this and as I've mentioned, with a couple of additions stated above, it would make this a great software. The learner can just choose to export one paragraph a day and blast those phrases into his brain while working even. The great thing about this software is that it allows you to set the number of times the phrases or sentences are repeated. If you find your attention drifting or couldn't manage to catch the words on the first pass, you can still listen to the second pass, or third, or fourth; all without having to stop to rewind. I would be absolutely thrilled if the author designs another software that allows the user to input a particular text or newspaper article that he wishes to train himself on and use a text-to-speech component to export to mp3s. There are technical issues of course because this sort of software is actual pretty expensive and free ones usually uses poor quality reading agents. Perhaps the author can also provide a custom "book creation" service whereby the customer provides or specifies the literature he wants.