The languages im learning/learned
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Let's learn Chinese by caramel_cheese17
Let's learn Chinese
caramel_cheese17
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You want learn Chinese? I will help you with easily. *Chinese has lot of dialect, and I'm using 'Mandarin' which is Standard Chinese
Learn Spanish by pi_awesome2
Learn Spanish
pi_awesome2
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Hi there! Yes , I'm taking to you person at the other side of the screen. Thanks for clicking on my book. That means you are eager to learn a new language, aren't you? You want to learn Spanish? If the answer was yes, then you've come to the right place. This book will teach you various things about the Spanish language. Why do you keep staring at the description of the book? Click on the read button and open it! (** Book undergoing a heavy and major editing process)
Learn French the Fastest Way for Free by RajAlbertain
Learn French the Fastest Way for Free
RajAlbertain
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This book is all about basic French. This includes the words, how to use them and their grammar. I'm still editing this book because I am planning to apply as a French teacher here in the Philippines one day. Please proofread my work and if you see anything wrong, please tell me so I can fix it. I am not a native French speaker but I have been learning this language for 15 years. Format:English Word - Different French Words French Word (How it sounds like) - Literal Translation WARNING: THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR THE FOR THE FAINT-HEARTED I'm using American / Filipino phonetics. So, pronunciation that you could see varies. For example is bonjour... if you will say bonjour in America or in the Philippines it sounds like bon jooRRRrr. People give emphasis to the "R"...It should be soft. A normal person who is not from France cannot pronounce the R softly. This is why it is slightly omitted in the phonetics i provided to balance with the language we could speak. Just like the word water. In America it sound like "wotr" we say it fast with almost a silent e. but in British it's "woo-tah" and in french it sounds like "what-ter". I tried my best to decipher the best phonetics so it would sound more french or almost the exact replica of saying it based on Filipino / American accent. If you think it is totally different, you could PM me and we could discuss about it thru skype. (Best viewed in mobile) Created on July 9, 2015 - Sept. 15, 2015 Updated on May 14, 2020 - ongoing
Learn French by calebh12
Learn French
calebh12
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Learning a new language can be intimidating. However, you may not even know it, but you already know dozens of French words from everyday English! Learn French with this easily. For practise, simply find a website or download the app "Duolingo" and begin the French Course! *My Phonics spin-off has been merged into this book* Highest Rankings: #1 in Topics (September 2018), #1 in Grammar (January 2019) & #1 in Vocabulary (November 2018)
Learn Korean by SarahKpop
Learn Korean
SarahKpop
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As the title says, here you can learn Korean ;) Note: I'm not Korean I'm trying to learn it too and I try to be as careful as possible by using data from various websites not only from one. If you think something is wrong or there are more ways to say something please write it on the comments and help me make a book full of useful knowledge for learning the language.
Let's Learn KOREAN by akhinacxia
Let's Learn KOREAN
akhinacxia
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Saranghae, Oppa/Noona! (Please do correct me if you find any wrong written words in this book. Thank you!)