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Designed for both classroom and personal use, this is a modern Samoan language resource. It features an emphasis on patterns of speech and communication through practice and examples; 10 practical dialogues covering everyday social situations; and, an introduction to the wider cu ...
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Fifty-six crossword puzzles testing word knowledge in te reo Maori and more. Suitable for bilingual learners.
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Captioned in the Hangul alphabet, phonetic transcription, and English, the Korean Word Book contains 231 entries representing the most commonly used words in the Korean language.
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A collection of 56 crossword puzzles testing word knowledge in gagana Samoan. Clues in English - answers in Samoan. Answers in the back of the book.
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This book is an important tool to help maintain the Niuean language in New Zealand. it is written for adults or teenagers and makes use of their knowledge of English so they can teach themselves if necessary.
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Features beautifully illustrated vocabulary words, a pronunciation guide, and a glossary. Word categories include family, home school, the body, opposites, numbers, nature, and time. Illustrations by Regina Meredith Malala bring terms to life.
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In a country where more than 800 local languages are spoken, Tok Pisin is most frequently used in Papua New Guinea to communicate, to teach, to command, to pray and express thoughts and feelings. The language has developed over the last 150 years by the people who use it, and is ...
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The people who live in the Boumaa region of the Fijian island of Taveuni speak a dialect of Fijian that is mutually intelligible with Standard Fijian, the two differing as much perhaps as do the American and British varieties of English. During 1985, R. M. W. Dixon--one of the mo ...
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I ... express my wholehearted support ... on the reprinting of this most valuable course in Tongan. One is encouraged in the knowledge that the Tongan language will be appreciated and understood through this book....Eric B. Shumway is the only papalangi
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Niuean language course book. Designed for use with a teacher but can be used as a teach yourself aid.
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