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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - What if the most fascinating language of the Americas were also one of the most logical Inuktitut builds its sentences the way you assemble a sled: a root, a few affixes, and one word that says everything. Computer 'That which resembles a brain.' Internet 'That which travels through the layers of the world.' A language like a poem, spoken by nearly 40,000 people - the most vigorous of Canada's Indigenous languages.This volume gives you all the foundations you need to aim for B1: - 8 progressive levels, 16 dialogues and 8 graded serial readings- 2,000 words sorted by theme, the essential kept apart from the treasure- 100 affixes, the complete syllabary and a method for reading it- the 50 essential verbs and every connector you need at B1- the full table of endings, including the dual- and the collection's honesty page: what this book can do, and what no book can ever promiseReference dialect: South Qikiqtaaluk (Iqaluit), with North Qikiqtaaluk and Inuinnaqtun sidebars. Every word appears in both scripts - Latin alphabet and qaniujaaqpait syllabics - with pronunciation cued for English speakers.Nakurmiik - and welcome to the land.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Six tones, and every other guide tells you to 'just listen harder.'This one tells you what to do with your tongue, your lips and your larynx.Vietnamese isn't hard - it's different. The usual textbooks were built for European languages, and that mismatch is what costs most learners months before they quit. This method starts again from the ground up for English speakers.1,100 words chosen by frequency, arranged in seven cumulative tiers. Each tier unlocks a new category of situation: survival, daily life, real conversation, nuance, storytelling, argument. By tier 7 you recognise nine words in ten in an ordinary conversation - the conversational B1 threshold, reached in about six months instead of the usual two or three years.What's inside- 1,100 words in 88 thematic families, each with pronunciation and tone- A full chapter on articulation: mouth, tongue, larynx, ten physical drills- All of Vietnamese grammar in ten rules - placed before Tier 1, not buried in an appendix- An audio protocol so bad pronunciation never sets in- Model sentences and a circumlocution workshop in every tier- 50 SOS phrases, classifiers, emergency numbers, and a guide to what changes in the South One accent, kept consistentEvery respelling teaches Northern (Hanoi) pronunciation - the standard of broadcasting and education, and the only variety that keeps all six tones distinct. No mixing, no hedging.The respelling system was built for English speakers rather than borrowed from another language: it addresses aspiration, diphthongised vowels, the initial 'ng-', and the vowels English simply doesn't have.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Learn the words Thai speakers actually use - in the order you need them.This book teaches Thai the way polyglots learn a language: the most frequent words first, the essential grammar next, and the tones from page one. Its 2,000 words were chosen from real usage data (the Thai National Corpus) and split into 8 tiers, from survival basics to confident B1 conversation.What's inside- The Thai script made logical: all 44 consonants, their three classes, the vowels, and the rules that tell you which tone to use.- The 5 tones, clearly marked: every word shows its tone with a simple accent (à low - â falling - á high - a rising).- Pronunciation written for English speakers: an easy respelling that separates the sounds English merges (bp / p, dt / t, g / k).- Clear illustrations: tone curves, vowel positions, the three consonant classes, the 'puff of air' test and a step-by-step Tone Finder.- 2,000 words in 8 tiers: Survival Basics, Daily Life, City and Travel, Work and Study, Body and Feelings, The Past and Storytelling, The Future and Plans, Nuance and Expressions. Each word comes with Thai script, romanization and pronunciation.- Quick checks throughout the vocabulary lists, so you test yourself as you go.- Grammar without conjugation: classifiers, particles, time markers and 18 sentence patterns you can reuse right away.- Culture that matters: the wai, politeness particles, festivals, and the mistakes travelers make. Ideal for beginners, travelers, expats and anyone moving to Thailand who wants a clear, structured path from zero to real conversations.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The language of the Incas is still spoken. >A method, not a phrasebook. Eight stages take you from your first word to conversation: the case suffixes, the five tenses, the word-building machinery, and the evidentials - the small syllables that oblige Quechua to say where you got what you assert. Each stage brings its own vocabulary, its grammar, its exercises and their answers. What is inside- 1,369 words and expressions, every one taught in context: none is dumped in a list at the back of the book.- A respelling on every single line, without one exception - capitals mark the stressed syllable, and the two traps English readers fall into (ph is not f, th is not the th of 'the') are spelled out where you meet them.- Fifty sentences you can use from page 20, before any grammar at all.- One workshop per stage on saying what you have no word for yet: getting around the word you are missing is the skill that separates the person who copes from the person who goes quiet.- Around 250 exercise questions, every one answered.- An English-Quechua index of 1,449 entries, arranged by theme, with the respelling.- A chapter on the history of the language and its varieties: Chanka of Ayacucho, Kichwa of Ecuador, Bolivian Quechua. Who it is for Complete beginners. No prior knowledge is needed, and no Spanish. In reading and writing the book takes you to somewhere around B1; in speech it gives you what you need for a simple conversation, provided you listen and talk, which no book will do for you. And what it does not promise. This book also says what it cannot guarantee: where each word comes from, what could not be confirmed against the corpus, and why a reading by a native speaker is still worth having. It is written out in full, inside, on a page of its own. The Polyglot Method series.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Six tones, and every other guide tells you to "just listen harder."This one tells you what to do with your tongue, your lips and your larynx.Vietnamese isn't hard - it's different. The usual textbooks were built for European languages, and that mismatch is what costs most learners months before they quit. This method starts again from the ground up for English speakers.1,100 words chosen by frequency, arranged in seven cumulative tiers. Each tier unlocks a new category of situation: survival, daily life, real conversation, nuance, storytelling, argument. By tier 7 you recognise nine words in ten in an ordinary conversation - the conversational B1 threshold, reached in about six months.What's inside1,100 words in 88 thematic families, each with pronunciation and toneA full chapter on articulation: mouth, tongue, larynx, ten physical drillsAll of Vietnamese grammar in ten rules - placed before Tier 1, not buried in an appendixAn audio protocol so bad pronunciation never sets inModel sentences and a circumlocution workshop in every tier50 SOS phrases, classifiers, emergency numbers, and a guide to what changes in the South One accent, kept consistentEvery respelling teaches Northern (Hanoi) pronunciation - the standard of broadcasting and education, and the only variety that keeps all six tones distinct. No mixing, no hedging.The respelling system was built for English speakers rather than borrowed from another language: it addresses aspiration, diphthongised vowels, the initial "ng-", and the vowels English simply doesn't have. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The language of the Incas is still spoken. Eight to ten million people speak Quechua, from southern Colombia to northern Argentina. In Cusco, in the Sacred Valley, around Lake Titicaca, it is the language of the markets and of the houses. This book teaches the Quechua of Cusco - Southern Quechua, the Cusco-Collao variety - and it teaches it properly. A method, not a phrasebook. Eight stages take you from your first word to conversation: the case suffixes, the five tenses, the word-building machinery, and the evidentials - the small syllables that oblige Quechua to say where you got what you assert. Each stage brings its own vocabulary, its grammar, its exercises and their answers. What is inside1,369 words and expressions, every one taught in context: none is dumped in a list at the back of the book.A respelling on every single line, without one exception - capitals mark the stressed syllable, and the two traps English readers fall into (ph is not f, th is not the th of "the") are spelled out where you meet them.Fifty sentences you can use from page 20, before any grammar at all.One workshop per stage on saying what you have no word for yet: getting around the word you are missing is the skill that separates the person who copes from the person who goes quiet.Around 250 exercise questions, every one answered.An English-Quechua index of 1,449 entries, arranged by theme, with the respelling.A chapter on the history of the language and its varieties: Chanka of Ayacucho, Kichwa of Ecuador, Bolivian Quechua. Who it is for Complete beginners. No prior knowledge is needed, and no Spanish. In reading and writing the book takes you to somewhere around B1; in speech it gives you what you need for a simple conversation, provided you listen and talk, which no book will do for you. And what it does not promise. This book also says what it cannot guarantee: where each word comes from, what could not be confirmed against the corpus, and why a reading by a native speaker is still worth having. It is written out in full, inside, on a page of its own. The Polyglot Method series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Six tones, and every other guide tells you to "just listen harder."This one tells you what to do with your tongue, your lips and your larynx.Vietnamese isn't hard - it's different. The usual textbooks were built for European languages, and that mismatch is what costs most learners months before they quit. This method starts again from the ground up for English speakers.1,100 words chosen by frequency, arranged in seven cumulative tiers. Each tier unlocks a new category of situation: survival, daily life, real conversation, nuance, storytelling, argument. By tier 7 you recognise nine words in ten in an ordinary conversation - the conversational B1 threshold, reached in about six months instead of the usual two or three years.What's inside1,100 words in 88 thematic families, each with pronunciation and toneA full chapter on articulation: mouth, tongue, larynx, ten physical drillsAll of Vietnamese grammar in ten rules - placed before Tier 1, not buried in an appendixAn audio protocol so bad pronunciation never sets inModel sentences and a circumlocution workshop in every tier50 SOS phrases, classifiers, emergency numbers, and a guide to what changes in the South One accent, kept consistentEvery respelling teaches Northern (Hanoi) pronunciation - the standard of broadcasting and education, and the only variety that keeps all six tones distinct. No mixing, no hedging.The respelling system was built for English speakers rather than borrowed from another language: it addresses aspiration, diphthongised vowels, the initial "ng-", and the vowels English simply doesn't have. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The language of the Incas is still spoken. Eight to ten million people speak Quechua, from southern Colombia to northern Argentina. In Cusco, in the Sacred Valley, around Lake Titicaca, it is the language of the markets and of the houses. This book teaches the Quechua of Cusco - Southern Quechua, the Cusco-Collao variety - and it teaches it properly. A method, not a phrasebook. Eight stages take you from your first word to conversation: the case suffixes, the five tenses, the word-building machinery, and the evidentials - the small syllables that oblige Quechua to say where you got what you assert. Each stage brings its own vocabulary, its grammar, its exercises and their answers. What is inside1,369 words and expressions, every one taught in context: none is dumped in a list at the back of the book.A respelling on every single line, without one exception - capitals mark the stressed syllable, and the two traps English readers fall into (ph is not f, th is not the th of "the") are spelled out where you meet them.Fifty sentences you can use from page 20, before any grammar at all.One workshop per stage on saying what you have no word for yet: getting around the word you are missing is the skill that separates the person who copes from the person who goes quiet.Around 250 exercise questions, every one answered.An English-Quechua index of 1,449 entries, arranged by theme, with the respelling.A chapter on the history of the language and its varieties: Chanka of Ayacucho, Kichwa of Ecuador, Bolivian Quechua. Who it is for Complete beginners. No prior knowledge is needed, and no Spanish. In reading and writing the book takes you to somewhere around B1; in speech it gives you what you need for a simple conversation, provided you listen and talk, which no book will do for you. And what it does not promise. This book also says what it cannot guarantee: where each word comes from, what could not be confirmed against the corpus, and why a reading by a native speaker is still worth having. It is written out in full, inside, on a page of its own. The Polyglot Method series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…