I’ve been doing the French Pimsleur, by no means as regularly as Ty, but it has helped my pronunciation immensely. I took 3 years of French in high school, and realized that for all the vocab and verb conjugations and tenses that I learned, I never actually learned how to speak it off the cuff at all. I would also vouch for Pimsleur in the sense that it really sticks with you: I have not been regular AT ALL (you’re supposed to do one 30 minute lesson a day), and have sometimes gone a week or two between lessons, but I have yet to forget anything that I’ve learned.

You’ve inspired me and I’m on the case!

Did the first French tape today and it kinda made my head hurt! Technically, I should already be close to fluency in French since my parents originated from the lovely little island of Mauritius – but I was born in the UK and have never before fully committed myself to learning French.

I realised after the first few moments of the tape that this would be a slight uphill struggle as I’m going to have to rewire the bad habits and incorrect pronunciations that have become inset from previous attempts to teach myself. Perhaps this is why my head was hurting as I attempted to battle my instincts and instead pronounce phrases exactly as the tape did.

I’ll let you know how it all turns out.

if you have any questions with PHP, I’d be happy to help you.

I’ve worked with it since php3 which gives me about 10 years experience with it.

I hope you do well with your new software.. from what I saw it looked pretty cool.

I can do a security audit and review any trouble spots you might have as well since my background is in security.

thanks,
nick