Crisfield Arthur, Aloun Aj. Spoken Lao

Publisher: Tuttle Publication date: 2010 ISBN: 0804840997 Number of pages: 96 Learn how to build conversations and how to read and write the artistic Lao script, with Lao Basics as your guide. In this introduction, "more with less" really works. Each page offers a carefully measured number of words, phrases and structures. In only 96 pages you'll gain a solid grounding in Lao.

Publisher: Tuttle Publication date: 2010 ISBN: 0804840997 Audio: MP3/ 320 kb/sec. Learn how to build conversations and how to read and write the artistic Lao script, with Lao Basics as your guide. In this introduction, "more with less" really works. Each page offers a carefully measured number of words, phrases and structures. In only 96 pages you'll gain a solid grounding...

Учебник лаосского языка для начинающих с MP3 сопровождением на 3 CD, Бангкок, Paiboon Publishing, 2003, 137с PDF Guide to pronounciation 1.Greetings. Questions. Pronouns. Numbers. Consonants. Tones. Vowels. 2. To be. Vowels (continue). Syllables. Tones (continue). 3. Colours. Future tense. Vowels (continue). Final consonants. Tones (continue). 4. Time. High consonants. Tones...

Publisher: Max Planck Institute of Psycholinguistics - Nijmegen. Number of pages: 100. We already have the Lao Grammar, by the same author. However, you need to fully understand the subtlies of verbs, and particularly, multiverbs formation to really master the Lao language. This work goes to the kernel of the problem, starting with a sentence: "the words of a merchant giving a...

Издатель/Автор: Foreign Service Institute. Год: 1974. Количество страниц: 492. Lao, the official language of Laos, is spoken by approximately three million persons in that country and by some ten million more in Thailand. Reading Lao: A Programmed Introduction is the first of a two-volume course designed to teach students to read newspaper articles, short stories, technical...

Author: Seasite Publication date: 2008 Number of pages: 222 Cambodian, also known as Khmer, is the official language of the Kingdom of Cambodia and it is spoken by almost all Cambodians. Khmer is also understood by people in many bordering countries such as Thailand (in the eastern provinces of Buriram, Surin, and Srisket in the northern Thailand), in the Mekong Delta...