French in Paris 2 : Elementary
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Building on the foundation set in the first book, French in Paris 2 is tailored for elementary-level learners, offering a deeper dive into the French language. This second installment in the French in Paris series progresses beyond basic interactions, introducing learners to more complex grammatical structures like the past tense and the near future, as well as relative pronouns. The book is designed around the everyday experiences of foreign students traveling and exploring various aspects of French culture.
What sets this book apart is its focus on practical application in real-life scenarios encountered in France. Students learn to narrate past events, discuss future plans, and describe relationships and objects using relative pronouns, all within the context of engaging situations like sampling French cuisine, navigating travel in France, experiencing university life, and enjoying leisure activities. The book continues to emphasize the series’ signature blend of comprehensive learning with an engaging, culturally immersive approach.
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Romain Rannou is a native of Paris, where he was born and raised. He holds master's degrees in French Literature and Linguistics from Paris IV Sorbonne University and in French as a Foreign Language from Grenoble Stendhal University. He has collaborated with editors in Paris and worked with Alliance Française in Seoul. Currently, he is a French teacher in Korea. He created French in Paris to immerse learners in real-life situations set in Paris, helping them grasp French culture and mindset. His materials are designed to equip learners with practical communication skills for their trips to France or interactions in French.
