>>24207064
>how's that book
It's probably the single best language-learning book I've read so far. Very efficient and intuitive. No unnecessary grinding, very little memorization, it just makes great use of your natural pattern recognition abilities. Once you're done, you should be able to read any French book, looking up only the occasional uncommon word.

>pronunciation
French is better than English in the sense that once you've learned the rules, you will able to pronounce new words you see even if you've never heard them before. You won't have much "write, wright, right, rite" nonsense to deal with. To learn the rules, I listened to Michel Thomas' French audio courses, which I massively recommend. They're only a handful of hours long each but amazing when paired with Sandberg's book. Pirate them online since Thomas is dead.

Also, here's the book free:
https://annas-archive.org/md5/85af4a5d243cf0bab2be900c872b29e1

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