What do you want?

it would be great to have some more lessons on how to chat to people in everyday situations, like with friends, going out for dinner, talking about sport. I have listened to some of them already and found them the most useful.

Here is what I can think of

-weather
-how to describe someone/yourself
-animals/pets
-best friends
-hobbies
-gossiping
-nightclubs
-visiting family

Hi there,

if you haven't already please take a moment to fill in our online survey.
We want to create another addition to Rocket French and therefore we need to know what you actually want. We really appreciate your feedback. Thank you!

http://www.rocketlanguages.com/french/ideas/

Hi there,

we are currently developing some more Rocket French material and there will also be a section on religion.
Here are the words that you requested:
God in French is "Dieu" and Jesus Christ is "Jesus Christ" (you don't pronounce the last "s" in Jesus, so it sounds like "Geezu"

Have fun learning French!

Thank you for your ideas and feedback.

It's very helpful.

Salut Nathalie,

I am new to the forum and am still trying to navigate my way around. I am working toward a permanent move to France with my current company and I would welcome some "business language" particularly related to Sales and Marketing.

Tres bientot, Andy

Quote from Nathalie
Thank you for your ideas and feedback.

It's very helpful.

Hello,
I am just wondering when you will post the new course. Is there a release date yet?

Merci
Mistique

A couple of years ago I helped out in a local (French) school with children in the age group 7 to 11, just for one hour a week to improve their English.

Incidentally I am not, and never was, a school teacher and I'm doing this course because my French needs a lot of improvement (I communicate well but my grammar is appalling, probably as is my accent).

The method I used was to give a child a number either in French or English, between 1 and 999, and for them to respond in the other language. I would just ask around the class randomly so that no one was able to prepare in advance. This was just for 5 minutes or so at the end of the lesson. I did not pressurize them and I never let a child struggle but by the end of the year most of them could come straight back with the answer. In total they had about 3 hours over the year so if you can get someone to play the game with you I'm sure you will improve. The children looked forward to it and always made sure that the game wasn't forgotten.

If you can get someone to play the game with you it will improve your numbers very quickly.

Mike