Best learn a language cd?

[VectraMan]

Michel Thomas is good as it is just meant to be learnt by speaking.

Also available on download.

Very good way to get started if you know nothing. But you do need to learn it properly too.

[Batcher]

Michel Thomas is good as it is just meant to be learnt by speaking.

Also available on download.

+1 for Michel Thomas. Very good method of learning suited for long car journeys.

[stek]

I prefer to study grammar etc and memorise tables, then immersion in the country. Slowly then for me it starts to come together.

[Scotchpie]

Assimil. There is no English on the cd so its full immersion. About 100 short lessons but at the end you are pretty proficient. You'll need the book too.

[MarillionFan]

Have any of the collective here tryied learning a language during the car commute and can make a recommendation to cd language course for French?

Can't you just plug into the matrix and upload it?

[alreadypacked]

Michel Thomas is good as it is just meant to be learnt by speaking.

Also available on download.

[Paddy]

I tried Cantonese on a 1.5 car hour commute, it was the best place to do it because I would feel like twit getting Cantonese sounds correct anywhere else.

[VectraMan]

I bought the course from frenchclasses.com, and that was really good. Listened to it a zillion times over in the car. But I only did Intermediate and Advanced (which isn't that advanced); can't comment how good the beginners one is.

I've also got germanpod101 all downloaded as MP3, and had that in the car too. That was also very good.

I probably should try to get back into this.

[BlueSharp]

Have any of the collective here tryied learning a language during the car commute and can make a recommendation to cd language course for French?