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Pimsleur French Transcripts The Pimsleur language lessons are excellent tools for learning a language. However, they are nearly exclusively audio. You listen to the dialog and repeat. There are sometimes, but not always, some reading pronunciation exercises that accompany the lessons, but learning to speak the language using the Pimsleur method means listening to the audio and repeating the phrases. There are many times when understanding what has been said is difficult or confusing. Transcripts of the lessons would be very helpful but there are nearly none.
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Chong Ming's are the only ones I have been able to find. You can get them here. These are very helpful, however, they are PDF's and I wanted to be able to add my own notes. I also wanted them to be a bit more complete. Chong Ming included in his transcripts what he found useful. So, starting from Chong Ming's excellent work, I've added some additional material making the transcripts follow the audio a bit better and have corrected some minor errors. The transcripts are hosted by Google Drive. They are in Open Document Format (ODF). The file names will have the format filename.odt. According to this Microsoft article, Microsoft Office programs can read and write them. If you don't have (or want) Microsoft Office, I recommend LibreOffice or OpenOffice, if you wish. I prefer LibreOffice; here's an article about their history and differences. In any case, both are free and work as well or better than Microsoft Office. The links given will allow you to and install on a variety of systems. Once you have ed the transcripts, you can change their file types to anything you want. I created the transcripts using Google Docs. I found Google Docs useful since it does spelling correction in both French and English simultaneously. I also used Google Translate extensively to try out French phrases and to learn their spelling. You may note that there are places where I failed to understand what was said in the audio. If you have a better idea, please leave a comment and I will correct the transcript. Where you find that I have made mistakes, please also let me know in a comment and I will correct them. I am currently working on these transcripts. It takes me a couple of days to complete one working about an hour a day on it. So I have what you see below. As I complete them, I will add to the list. Eventually, there will be 100 transcripts the three 30lesson collections and the one 10lesson "French Plus". To a transcript, click on a link below. When the page displaying the transcript appears, click the button in the margin at the top of the page.
French 1 Transcripts in progress French 2 Transcripts Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Lesson 11 Lesson 12
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Lesson 13 Lesson 14 in progress
French 3 Transcripts in progress
French 4 Transcripts in progress
Duolingo In addition to using the Pimsleur audio, you might consider also using the Duolingo Web site. Pimsleur is excellent at teaching how the language works and gives a good basis for continued learning; however, it's up to you to learn more words. Duolingo is a free Web site dedicated to learning languages and they do a great job. It's a great way to learn more vocabulary. Posted by Zincman at 8:42 AM
Recommend this on Google
4 comments: gwenrowdy January 6, 2016 at 4:09 PM Thanks? Are you still working on more transcripts? Reply
Zincman
January 7, 2016 at 7:11 PM
I've been seriously delayed by work. My apologies. I don't know when I'll be able to start again. Best of luck. Reply
Henry C February 17, 2016 at 10:37 AM I just bought French 1 for my 13year old son who is about to learn his first language for high school. I look forward to you posting the first set. Thank you for taking the time to do this for all of us. Reply
Zincman
February 19, 2016 at 6:54 PM
As I said earlier, my (other) work is taking most of my time. However, I can recommend Duolingo (https://www.duolingo.com/) for anyone wanting to learn written French (or any of many other languages). It is free and is very good. I spend a halfhour a day on it. It isn't a transcript of the Pimsleur recordings, but it will help immeasurably with the written language and with vocabulary. Reply
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Pimsleur French Transcripts The Pimsleur language lessons are excellent tools for learning a language. However, they are nearly exclusively audio. You listen to the dialog and repeat. There are sometimes, but not always, some reading pronunciation exercises that accompany the lessons, but learning to speak the language using the Pimsleur method means listening to the audio and repeating the phrases. There are many times when understanding what has been said is difficult or confusing. Transcripts of the lessons would be very helpful but there are nearly none.
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Chong Ming's are the only ones I have been able to find. You can get them here. These are very helpful, however, they are PDF's and I wanted to be able to add my own notes. I also wanted them to be a bit more complete. Chong Ming included in his transcripts what he found useful. So, starting from Chong Ming's excellent work, I've added some additional material making the transcripts follow the audio a bit better and have corrected some minor errors. The transcripts are hosted by Google Drive. They are in Open Document Format (ODF). The file names will have the format filename.odt. According to this Microsoft article, Microsoft Office programs can read and write them. If you don't have (or want) Microsoft Office, I recommend LibreOffice or OpenOffice, if you wish. I prefer LibreOffice; here's an article about their history and differences. In any case, both are free and work as well or better than Microsoft Office. The links given will allow you to and install on a variety of systems. Once you have ed the transcripts, you can change their file types to anything you want. I created the transcripts using Google Docs. I found Google Docs useful since it does spelling correction in both French and English simultaneously. I also used Google Translate extensively to try out French phrases and to learn their spelling. You may note that there are places where I failed to understand what was said in the audio. If you have a better idea, please leave a comment and I will correct the transcript. Where you find that I have made mistakes, please also let me know in a comment and I will correct them. I am currently working on these transcripts. It takes me a couple of days to complete one working about an hour a day on it. So I have what you see below. As I complete them, I will add to the list. Eventually, there will be 100 transcripts the three 30lesson collections and the one 10lesson "French Plus". To a transcript, click on a link below. When the page displaying the transcript appears, click the button in the margin at the top of the page.
French 1 Transcripts in progress French 2 Transcripts Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Lesson 11 Lesson 12
Zincman Roy Kimbrell: he does computer software, computer hardware, science, math, and food. View my complete profile
Blog Archive
▼ 2015 (3) ► October (1) ▼ June (2) Pimsleur French Transcripts LibreOffice v. OpenOffice
OK !
Lesson 13 Lesson 14 in progress
French 3 Transcripts in progress
French 4 Transcripts in progress
Duolingo In addition to using the Pimsleur audio, you might consider also using the Duolingo Web site. Pimsleur is excellent at teaching how the language works and gives a good basis for continued learning; however, it's up to you to learn more words. Duolingo is a free Web site dedicated to learning languages and they do a great job. It's a great way to learn more vocabulary. Posted by Zincman at 8:42 AM
Recommend this on Google
4 comments: gwenrowdy January 6, 2016 at 4:09 PM Thanks? Are you still working on more transcripts? Reply
Zincman
January 7, 2016 at 7:11 PM
I've been seriously delayed by work. My apologies. I don't know when I'll be able to start again. Best of luck. Reply
Henry C February 17, 2016 at 10:37 AM I just bought French 1 for my 13year old son who is about to learn his first language for high school. I look forward to you posting the first set. Thank you for taking the time to do this for all of us. Reply
Zincman
February 19, 2016 at 6:54 PM
As I said earlier, my (other) work is taking most of my time. However, I can recommend Duolingo (https://www.duolingo.com/) for anyone wanting to learn written French (or any of many other languages). It is free and is very good. I spend a halfhour a day on it. It isn't a transcript of the Pimsleur recordings, but it will help immeasurably with the written language and with vocabulary. Reply
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