I've got Camus' L'etranger now in books in English, French and Italian; also on the Kindle. But I've just put a link at the top for the Youtube reading of L'etranger in French, read slowly and solemly by a French actor. It's word for word, so very useful following it in a book.
I'm going to see if I can rip that from Youtube and play it in the car on the daily journey to and from work.
Also been advised of a couple of good texts by a colleague at work, that may be worth a look. I've haven't found them yet, but will try shortly and let you know. They're listed below...
Le Grand Meaulnes is the only novel by French author Alain-Fournier.
La Neige en deuil est un roman français d'Henri Troyat publié en 1952
Something more than just learning a new language. Not so simple as that. Learning a new language implies having already learnt the first one. Learning a new language isn't just about the words. There is the context, the history, culture, and sense. There is the need to read and read and read. To observe, feel, and breathe. Now that's learning
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