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An introuctory listening-comprehension program that was recorded live in Paris. French is spoken as the French speak it - idiomatically with colloquialisms and slang. There are 41 dialogs in Entre Nous 1 that take you from the train station to the hotel to the theater to the restaurant and so on. This unique program was developed by Colette Crosnier, a native Parisian teacher of French to English-speaking people. The text contains French and E...

Hausa, the major language of the northern region of Nigeria, is also used widely in commerce and trade in West Africa. The course teaches the basic phonology, language structure and provides basic vocabulary.

Chinyanja (also known as Nyanja) is the principal language of Malawi, and is also spoken by large numbers of Malawians in neighboring countries. Compiled and published with the assistance of the Peace Corps.

Intended specifically for English speakers, this language course teaches the national standard language as spoken by educated Koreans, a form that is understood throughout the country. The Korean orthography (Hankil) is introduced gradually. This in an intermediate course in Korean.

Emergency medical service personnel, admissions personnel and nurses who need to communicate with Spanish speaking patients will find this course ideal, as will medical technicians and paramedics. This program provides and extensive list of practical questions for use in assisting Hispanic patients. The book is an ideal portable reference for emergency situation.

This introductory, full length course in Scots Gaelic was developed in Glasgow by John M Paterson and first published by the Gaelic League of Scotland. Communication in Gaelic is made easier than usual via the method of this course. There are forty-three lesson units that are divided among four brief booklets.

This introductory, full length course in Scots Gaelic was developed in Glasgow by John M Paterson and first published by the Gaelic League of Scotland. Communication in Gaelic is made easier than usual via the method of this course. There are forty-three lesson units that are divided among four brief booklets.

This introductory, full length course in Scots Gaelic was developed in Glasgow by John M Paterson and first published by the Gaelic League of Scotland. Communication in Gaelic is made easier than usual via the method of this course. There are forty-three lesson units that are divided among four brief booklets.

This introductory, full length course in Scots Gaelic was developed in Glasgow by John M Paterson and first published by the Gaelic League of Scotland. Communication in Gaelic is made easier than usual via the method of this course. There are forty-three lesson units that are divided among four brief booklets.

This practical course in modern Finnish was developed by Maija-Hellikki Aaltio of the Helsinki University. This second volume of the course introduces the learner to structures needed in writing, as well as speech, especially the use of participles and infinitives as substitutes for various subordinate clauses.

A continuation of the Turkish Volume 1 language course. Volume 2 presents principal grammatical patterns of Turkish not covered in Volume 1 and an additional 2000 items of vocabulary.

Essential phrases and vocabulary for the travler or business person are arranged topically and presented first in English, then in Polish. Developed by Oscar E. Swan, University of Pittsburgh.