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Learn To Speak fluent Language Training Course DVD,MP3 PDF Teach Yourself Audio

* LEARN TO SPEAK LAO LANGUAGE * FSI TRAINING COURSE * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD * LAOTIAN

* LEARN TO SPEAK LAO LANGUAGE * FSI TRAINING COURSE * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD * Lao or Laotian /ˈlaʊʃən/[3] (ພາສາລາວ, BGN/PCGN: phasa lao, IPA: [pʰáːsǎː láːw]) is a tonal language of the Tai–Kadai language family. It is the official language of Laos, and also spoken in the northeast of Thailand, where it is usually referred to as the Isan language. Being the primary language of the Lao people, Lao is also an important second language for the multitude of ethnic groups in Laos and in Isan. Lao, like many languages in Laos, is written in the Lao script, which is an abugida script. Although there is no official standard, the Vientiane dialect has become the de facto standard. The FSI Language Courses are developed by the Foreign Service Institute, part of the government of the United States of America. The courses have been designed to help students reach a level of proficiency which will enable them to understand and fully participate in most formal and informal conversations. The American goverment has been producing top quality government sponsored language programs for over forty years. These courses along with others were designed as a training tool for the United States government’s top agencies and personnel, including Ambassadors, Government agents, and Diplomats. Many people agree that these are the most thorough and effective language training courses ever compiled. They are ideal whether you are a complete novice or are just wanting to brush up. The methods used have been tried, tested and fine-tuned over the last forty years or so and offer you the potential to quickly and effectively learn the language. These MP3 files are in a MP3 CD disc and can be opened and played on your computer. To play on an MP3 playing device, you can upload or listen to them to your MP3 player, computer, or vehicle (if you have an MP3 player)…. alternatively you could transfer the files to a standard audio discs for use in any CD player. To accompany the courses, there are written texts included on the disc(s). These learning manuals are in PDF (adobe) format, which again can be read from a computer or printed off page by page as you progress. The courses were originally intended to be instructor-led but are also recognized as ideal self taught courses. Once again these are the original language courses used for decades by U.S. government officials. * FSI-LAO * AUDIO LESSONS WITH ACCOMPANYING TEXT! Lao Basic Course Volume 1 Student Text Reading Lao Student Text Part One Frames 001-053 Tape Frames 054-094 Tape Frames 095-132 Tape Frames 133-190 Tape Frames 191-228 Tape Frames 229-250 Tape Frames 251-284 Tape Frames 285-311 Tape Frames 312-343 Tape Frames 344-370 Tape Frames 371-400 Tape Frames 401-438 Tape Frames 439-461 Tape Frames 462-490 Tape Frames 491-521 Tape Frames 522-555 Tape Frames 556-584 Tape Frames 585-619 Tape Frames 620-643 Tape Frames 644-660 Tape Frames 661-679 Tape Frames 680-711 Tape Frames 712-738 Tape Frames 739-771 Tape Frames 772-791 Tape Frames 792-821 Tape Frames 822-839 Tape Frames 840-848 Tape Frames 849-871 Tape Frames 872-892 Tape Frames 893-906 Tape Part Two Frames 001-023 Tape Frames 024-030 Tape Frames 031-040B Tape Frames 040C-057 Tape Frames 058-069 Tape Frames 070-092 Tape Frames 093-095 Tape Frames 096-100 Tape Frames 100A-104 Tape Frames 105-108 Tape Frames 109-122 Tape Frames 123-128 Tape Frames 129-133 Tape Frames 134-136Ba Tape Frames 136C-145 Tape Frames 146-164 Tape Frames 165-171 Tape Frames 172-196 Tape Frames 197-206 Tape Frames 207-215 Tape Frames 216-243 Tape Frames 244-269 Tape Frames 270-295 Tape Frames 296-312 Tape Frames 313-331 Tape Frames 332-351 Tape Frames 352-373 Tape Frames 374-395 Tape Frames 396-430 Tape Frames 431-456 Tape Frames 457-477 Tape Frames 477A-488 Tape Frames 489-498 Tape Frames 499-516 Tape Frames 517-526 Tape Frames 527-530 Tape Frames 531-541 Tape Frames 542A-545 Tape Frames 546A-555 Tape Frames 556-566 Tape Frames 567-572 Tape Frames 573-586 Tape Frames 587-599 Tape Frames 600-626 Tape Frames 627-635 Tape Frames 636-657 Tape Frames 658-679 Tape Frames 680-705 Tape * LEARN LAO TODAY! * * FSI TRAINING COURSE * AUDIO & TEXT ON CD *

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* LEARN TO SPEAK AMHARIC LANGUAGE * FSI TRAINING COURSE * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD *

* LEARN TO SPEAK AMHARIC LANGUAGE * FSI TRAINING COURSE * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD * Amharic (/æmˈhærɪk/[3][4][5] or /ɑːmˈhɑrɪk/;[6] Amharic: አማርኛ, Amarəñña, IPA: [amarɨɲːa] ( listen)) is a Semitic language spoken in Ethiopia. It is the second-most spoken Semitic language in the world, after Arabic, and the official working language of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. Thus, it has official status and is used nationwide. Amharic is also the official or working language of several of the states within the federal system. It has been the working language of government, the military, and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church throughout medieval and modern times. Outside Ethiopia, Amharic is the language of some 2.7 million emigrants. It is written using Amharic Fidel, ፊደል, which grew out of the Ge’ez abugida—called, in Ethiopian Semitic languages, ፊደል fidel (“alphabet”, “letter”, or “character”) and አቡጊዳ abugida (from the first four Ethiopic letters, which gave rise to the modern linguistic term abugida). The FSI Language Courses are developed by the Foreign Service Institute, part of the government of the United States of America. The courses have been designed to help students reach a level of proficiency which will enable them to understand and fully participate in most formal and informal conversations. The American goverment has been producing top quality government sponsored language programs for over forty years. These courses along with others were designed as a training tool for the United States government’s top agencies and personnel, including Ambassadors, Government agents, and Diplomats. Many people agree that these are the most thorough and effective language training courses ever compiled. They are ideal whether you are a complete novice or are just wanting to brush up. The methods used have been tried, tested and fine-tuned over the last forty years or so and offer you the potential to quickly and effectively learn the language. These MP3 files are in a MP3 CD disc and can be opened and played on your computer. To play on an MP3 playing device, you can upload or listen to them to your MP3 player, computer, or vehicle (if you have an MP3 player)…. alternatively you could transfer the files to a standard audio discs for use in any CD player. To accompany the courses, there are written texts included on the disc(s). These learning manuals are in PDF (adobe) format, which again can be read from a computer or printed off page by page as you progress. The courses were originally intended to be instructor-led but are also recognized as ideal self taught courses. Once again these are the original language courses used for decades by U.S. government officials. * FSI-AMHARIC * AUDIO LESSONS WITH ACCOMPANYING TEXT! Amharic is the official language of Ethiopia used in government, business, government schools, most newspapers, and by educated people. The Amharic Basic Course presents lessons in dialogues, drills, exercises, and narratives. It includes samples of speech, explanations of basic language structures, and a variety of practical exercises. Volume 1 Student Text Unit 01 Tape Unit 02 Tape Unit 03 Tape Unit 04 Tape Unit 05 Tape Unit 06 Tape Unit 07 Tape Unit 08 Tape Unit 09 Tape Unit 10 Tape Unit 11 Tape Volume 2 Student Text * LEARN AMHARIC TODAY! * * FSI TRAINING COURSE * AUDIO & TEXT ON CD *

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* FSI YORUBA LANGUAGE TRAINING COURSE * LEARN TO SPEAK * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD *

* FSI YORUBA LANGUAGE TRAINING COURSE * LEARN TO SPEAK * MP3 AUDIO PDF CD * Yoruba /ËˆjÉ’rÊŠbÉ™/[2] (natively Ã¨dÃ¨ YorÃ¹bÃ¡) is a Nigerâ€“Congo language spoken in West Africa. The number of speakers of Yoruba was estimated at around 20 million in the 1990s.[3] The native tongue of the Yoruba people is spoken, among other languages, in Nigeria, Benin, and Togo and in communities in other parts of Africa, Europe and the Americas. A variety of the language, Lucumi, is the liturgical language of the SanterÃa religion of the Caribbean. It is most closely related to the Owo and Itsekiri language (spoken in the Niger-Delta) and Igala spoken in central Nigeria.[4] The FSI Language Courses are developed by the Foreign Service Institute, part of the government of the United States of America. The courses have been designed to help students reach a level of proficiency which will enable them to understand and fully participate in most formal and informal conversations. The American goverment has been producing top quality government sponsored language programs for over forty years. These courses along with others were designed as a training tool for the United States government’s top agencies and personnel, including Ambassadors, Government agents, and Diplomats. Many people agree that these are the most thorough and effective language training courses ever compiled. They are ideal whether you are a complete novice or are just wanting to brush up. The methods used have been tried, tested and fine-tuned over the last forty years or so and offer you the potential to quickly and effectively learn the language. These MP3 files are in a MP3 CD disc and can be opened and played on your computer. To play on an MP3 playing device, you can upload or listen to them to your MP3 player, computer, or vehicle (if you have an MP3 player)…. alternatively you could transfer the files to a standard audio discs for use in any CD player. To accompany the courses, there are written texts included on the disc(s). These learning manuals are in PDF (adobe) format, which again can be read from a computer or printed off page by page as you progress. The courses were originally intended to be instructor-led but are also recognized as ideal self taught courses. Once again these are the original language courses used for decades by U.S. government officials. * FSI-YORUBA * AUDIO LESSONS WITH ACCOMPANYING TEXT! YORUBA BASIC COURSE Student Text Pronunciation Pronunciation Discussion Introduction, pIV The Vowels of Yoruba, pVII Nasalized Vowels, pIX The Consonants of Yoruba, pXI Pronunciation Drill b vs. gb a. b vs. gb, pXIV b. b vs. gb, pXIV c. b vs. gb, pXIV d. b vs. gb, pXV Pronunciation Drill gb vs. p a. gb vs. p, pXV b. gb vs. p, pXV c. gb vs. p, pXV d. gb vs. p, pXVI e. gb vs. p, pXVI Tones Tone Discussion The Tones of Yoruba, pXVI Tonal Differences Among Speakers of Yoruba, pXIX Vowel Length, pXIX Condensation’, pXXI Tone Drills, pXXI Tone Drills Series I 1. Low Rise vs. Low Low, p1 2. High Fall vs. High High, p2 3. Low Rise vs. High Fall, p3 4. High High vs. Mid High, p5 5. High Mid vs. Mid Mid, p7 6. Mid Mid vs. Low Mid, p9 7. High High vs. High Mid, p11 8. Mid High vs. Mid Mid, p13 9. Mid Mid vs. Mid Low, p15 10. Low Mid vs. Low Low, p17 11. Mid High vs. Low Rise, p19 12. High Fall vs. Mid Low, p22 13. Mid Low vs. Low Low, p24 14. High Mid vs. High Fall, p26 15. Low Rise vs. Low Mid, p28 16. Mid High vs. Low Mid, p30 17. High Mid vs. Mid Low, p32 18. High High vs. Mid Mid, p34 19. Mid Mid vs. Low Low, p36 20. Review, p39 21. One mora vs. two, level pitch, p40 22. One mora vs. two, glides, p42 23. High Mid vs. High Second, p44 24. Rise vs. Fall in larger context, p46 25. High Rise High vs. High Mid High, p47 26. High Mid High vs. High Second High, p47 27. High High Fall vs. High X Low, p48 28. Low vs. Fall, p48 29. High Mid vs. High X, p48 30. Alternating Rises and Falls, p49 Tone Drills Series II Tone contrasts on two-more vowels 1. Low-RISE LOW-Mid vs. Low-LOW LOW-Mid, p53 2. Low-HIGH LOW-Mid vs. Low-MID LOW-Mid, p53 3. Combination of Drills 1 and 2, p54 4. Extension of Drill 3 to segmentally diverse utterances, p54 5. Mid-HIGH LOW-Mid vs. Mid-MID LOW-Mid, p55 6. Mid-MID LOW-Mid vs. Mid-LOW LOW-Mid, p55 7. Extension of Drills 5 and 6 to segmentally diverse utterances, p55 8. Combination of all preceding drills, p56 9. High-HIGH LOW-Mid vs. High-MID LOW-Mid, p56 10. High-FALL LOW-Mid vs. High-MID LOW-Mid, p57 11. High-HIGH LOW-Mid vs. High-FALL LOW-Mid, p57 12. Combination of Drills 9, 10 and 11, p57 13. Extension of Drill 12 to segmentally diverse utterances, p58 14. Mid-HIGH MID-Mid vs. Mid-MID MID-Mid, p58 15. Mid-MID MID-Mid vs. Mid-LOW MID-Mid, p58 16. Combination of Drills 14 and 15, p58 17. Mid-HIGH MID-Low vs. Mid-MID MID-Low, p59 18. Mid-MID MID-Low vs. Mid-LOW MID-Low, p59 19. Extension of Drills 17 and 18 to segmentally diverse utterances, p59 20. Mid-MID LOW-Mid vs. Mid-MID MID-Low, p60 21. Mid-HIGH LOW-Mid vs. Mid-HIGH MID-Low, p60 22. Extension of Drills 20 and 21, p60 23. Low-RISE MID-Low vs. Low-MID MID-Low, p61 24. High-SECOND MID-Mid vs. High-SECOND SECOND-Mid, p61 25. High-MID MID-Low vs. High-SECOND SECOND-Low, p61 26. High-HIGH MID-Low vs. High-MID MID-Low, p62 27. High-SECOND LOW-Mid vs. High-MID LOW-Mid, p62 28. High-SECOND MID-Low vs. High-MID MID-Low, p63 29. High-SECOND Low-Mid vs. High-FALL LOW-Mid, p63 Tone Drills Series III 1, p64 2, p65 3, p65 4, p66 5, p66 6, p67 7, p68 8, p69 9, p70 Unit 1 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p73 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p73 C. Exercises, p75 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p75 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p76 Unit 2 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p77 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p77 C. Exercises, p79 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p80 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p80 D. Supplementary Material Part 3, p80 Unit 3 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p81 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p81 C. Exercises, p83 D. Supplementary Material, p84 Unit 4 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p85 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p85 C. Exercises Part 1, p87 C. Exercises Part 2, p87 D. Supplementary Material, p89 Unit 5 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p90 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p90 C. Exercises Part 1, p93 C. Exercises Part 2, p93 D. Supplementary Material, p94 Unit 6 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p95 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p95 C. Exercises Part 1, p97 C. Exercises Part 2, p97 D. Supplementary Material, p98 Unit 7 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p99 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p99 C. Exercises Part 1, p101 C. Exercises Part 2, p102 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p103 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p103 D. Supplementary Material Part 3, p104 Unit 8 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p104 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p104 C. Exercises Part 1, p106 C. Exercises Part 2, p106 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p107 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p108 Unit 9 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p108 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p108 C. Exercises Part 1, p110 C. Exercises Part 2, p111 D. Supplementary Material, p111 Unit 10 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p112 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p112 C. Exercises Part 1, p114 C. Exercises Part 2, p115 C. Exercises Part 3, p116 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p116 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p118 Unit 11 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p120 A. Basic Diague for Fluency, p120 C. Exercises Part 1, p121 C. Exercises Part 2, p122 C. Exercises Part 3, p122 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p123 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p124 Unit 12 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p125 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p125 C. Exercises Part 1, p127 C. Exercises Part 2, p127 C. Exercises Part 3, p128 C. Exercises Part 4, p128 D. Supplementary Material, p129 Unit 13 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p130 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p130 C. Exercises Part 1, p132 C. Exercises Part 2, p133 C. Exercises Part 3, p133 C. Exercises Part 4, p133 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p134 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p135 Unit 14 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p136 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p136 C. Exercises, p138 D. Supplementary Material, p138 Unit 15 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p139 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p139 C. Exercises, p141 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p142 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p142 Unit 16 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p143 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p143 C. Exercises Part 1, p145 C. Exercises Part 2, p145 C. Exercises Part 3, p146 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p147 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p147 Unit 17 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p148 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p148 C. Exercises Part 1, p149 C. Exercises Part 2, p150 D. Supplementary Material, p150 Unit 18 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p157 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p157 C. Exercises Part 1, p159 C. Exercises Part 2, p160 D. Supplementary Material Part 1, p160 D. Supplementary Material Part 2, p161 Unit 19 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p162 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p162 C. Exercises, p164 Unit 20 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p166 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p166 C. Exercises, p167 D. Supplementary Material, p168 Unit 21 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p171 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p171 C. Exercises, p173 Unit 22 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p174 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p174 C. Exercises, p177 Unit 23 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p179 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p179 C. Exercises, p180 Unit 24 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p181 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p181 C. Exercises, p183 Unit 25 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p185 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p185 C. Exercises, p186 Unit 26 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p188 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p188 C. Exercises, p190 Unit 27 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p192 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p192 C. Exercises, p194 Unit 28 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p195 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p195 C. Exercises, p197 Unit 29 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p198 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p198 C. Exercises, p200 Unit 30 A. Review, p202 Unit 31 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p204 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p204 C. Exercises, p206 Unit 32 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p208 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p208 C. Exercises, p210 Unit 33 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p212 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p212 C. Exercises, p214 Unit 34 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p215 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p215 C. Exercises, p217 Unit 35 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p218 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p218 C. Exercises, p220 Unit 36 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p221 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p221 C. Exercises, p223 Unit 37 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p224 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p224 C. Exercises, p226 Unit 38 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p227 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p227 C. Exercises, p229 Unit 39 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p231 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p231 C. Exercises, p233 Unit 40 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p234 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p234 C. Exercises, p237 Unit 41 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p238 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p238 C. Exercises, p240 Unit 42 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p242 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p242 C. Exercises, p244 C. Exercises (cont’d), p244 Unit 43 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p247 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p247 List of Monetary Terms, p249 C. Exercises, p250 Unit 44 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p252 A. Basic Dialogue for Fluency, p252 Names of some kinds of edible animals, p254 C. Exercises, p254 Unit 45 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p256 C. Exercises, p257 Unit 46 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p258 C. Exercises, p259 Unit 47 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p261 C. Exercises, p263 Unit 48 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p265 Unit 49 A. Basic Dialogue for Learning, p267 YORUBA INTERMEDIATE TEXTS Intermediate Texts Topic 01 Tape Topic 02 Tape Topic 03 Tape Topic 04 Tape Topic 05 Tape Topic 06 Tape Topic 07 Tape Topic 08 Tape Topic 09 Tape Topic 10 Tape Topic 21 Tape Topic 22 Tape Topic 23 Tape Topic 24 Tape Topic 25 Tape Topic 26 Tape Topic 27 Tape Topic 28 Tape Topic 29 Tape Topic 30 Tape Topic 31 Tape Topic 32 Tape Topic 33 Tape Topic 34 Tape Topic 35 Tape Topic 36 Tape Topic 37 Tape Topic 38 Tape Topic 39 Tape Topic 40 Tape * LEARN YORUBA TODAY * * FSI TRAINING COURSE * AUDIO & TEXT ON CD *