5 Results: french in Australia

Hey there, any Frenchies out there that would like to do language exchanges? English for French? I just came back from Paris and would like to keep up with the language. I'm into the cinema, music, arts and museums, tennis, walking, cafes, wines. Someone between 30 to 45 year old would be great. Don't be shy, hope to hear from you soon. - Thien

Hi, I have language courses for English speakers available at Rocket Languages. They are available online and I can give you the login detail, after which you can change them to your own. The login is for an account that contains all the languages I have. Rocket Languages is comprehensive, and according to their comparison chart, is rated better than Rosetta Stone and other courses. There are tens of hours of audio material per course level. As well as the grammar and vocabulary. There i

Hi, I am new in Sydney and I would like to meet Australian people to practise English. I am French and I speak Italian as well (I lived in Italy). Anyone keen for a language exchange?

French female Nursing student at the San Hospital looking for free granny flat in Wahroonga in exchange for work as a French tutor, babysitter, or housekeeper for 10 hours a week. Thanks. Anne-Marie

Learn French in a fun, safe and enthusiastic environment! I offer tutoring for all ages with beginner to intermediate skill ranges. Students will develop their reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in a comfortable and encouraging environment. Currently, I am completing a PhD in Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology at the Australian National University. I have spent extended amounts of time in Vanuatu on archaeological excavations throughout my university career. French is a dominant la