Metropolitan French: Familiarization and Short-term Training
Publisher: Foreign Service Institute 1984
Number of pages: 621
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Created by language experts from the U.S. Foreign Service Institute, these comprehensive courses are designed to take the learner to mastery of a foreign language at an accelerated rate. Audio support is available for this course.
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