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100 Word Exercise Book - Gujarati
Ami Josh and Jayanti Patel 100 key items of vocabulary covering 8
everyday topics: at home; around town; clothes; parts of the body; the
countryside; animals; opposites; useful expressions. Modern teaching
methods: flashcards; matching games; memory games; joining exercises; word
searches; etc. Review, round-up and tests: a final revision of all the 100
words together. 100 tear-out flashcards: help with whole word recognition. |
9781903103081
64 pages
215x275mm b&w illus
£5.99 paperback
G & W Publishing
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100 Word Exercise Book - Hindi Hindi is one of the
two official languages of India (the other is English). This activity and
puzzle book with 100 tear-out flashcards make cracking the Hindi script and
learning those first important words seem almost effortless. 100 key items
of everyday vocabulary are presented and practised using a variety of
highly-illustrated puzzles and games. 100 tear-out flashcards are an
invaluable interactive feature of the book. The learner can use the cards as
instant aids and play memory games with them. Flashcards can help overcome
the fear of the script in the early stages. There is a large Hindi-speaking
community in the UK who are keen to learn the script. The numbers learning
Hindi as a foreign language are growing, due to its position as the most
widely-understood Indian language and interest in Hindi films and music. The
material is modern, fun and easy to use.
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9781903103173
Illustrations: 200+ b&w line drawings
215x275mm
72 pages, paperback
Mangat Bhardwaj and Jane Wightwick
G&W Publishing
£5.99 |
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Bengali (Bangla)
Concise Dictionary
With nearly 2090 million native
speakers, Bengali (or Bangla) is the fourth most widely spoken language in
the world; it is also the national language of Bangladesh and that of 14
Indian provinces. The people, language and culture were once united in a
single territory, Bengal, a region in Northeast South Asia. Attracted by
Bengal's trade and wealth, Buddhists, Hindus, Afghans, Turks and Moghuls
fought for and took turns ruling the region for over two millennia, and the
British swept up Bengal into the colony known as India. After Independence,
Bengal split into what are now West Bengal, in India, and the separate
independent nation of Bangladesh. Rooted in Sanskrit and Pali, Bengali
literature is considered to he among the richest in South Asia, and features
such luminaries as Nobel-prize winning novelist, Rabindranath Tagore. With
over 8,000 entries, this dictionary is a useful and handy tool for the
English-speaking student, businessperson, or traveller. All Bengali words
are provided both in Bangla script and romanised transliteration. The book
also features useful notes on word usage, and an appendix of conversational
phrases. |
Hanne-Ruth Thompson
9780781811958
115x180mm
400 pages
Hippocrene Books
£9.99
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Children's Illustrated Hindi Dictionary :
English-Hindi/Hindi-English Designed to be a child's very first
foreign language dictionary (5-10 years). 625 entries, each accompanied by a
large illustration. |
9780781811262
104 pages, paperback
Hippocrene Books
£9.99 |
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Gujarati-English/English-Gujarati Dictionary and
Phrasebook - Romanized Edition
All Gujarati words appear in the Latin alphabet to aid the English speaker,
although the alphabet used for the Gujarati script is introduced. The
extensive two-way dictionary, concise grammar, and handy phrasebook will
help travellers when dining out, travelling around the country, and getting
acquainted with Gujarati speakers. |
9780781810517
Sonal Chrisian
95x190mm, 220 pages,
6800 entries
£7.99 paperback
Hippocrene Books |
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Hindi-English / English-Hindi Dictionary and Phrasebook
Comprises a perfect introduction to the language for the traveller,
student, or anyone who wishes to communicate with Hindi speakers. It
presents the Hindi script with a comprehensive pronunciation guide and basic
grammar. Each entry in the extensive two-way dictionary includes the script
and romanised Hindi. The book also contains cultural information (such as
the fact that eating with the left hand is considered rude) as well as a
section on problems a traveller may encounter.
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9780781809832
Todd Scudiere
200 pages 95x190mm
3400 entries
£8.99
Hippocrene Books |
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Let's Learn Hindi : With English-Hindi Dictionary
This book is unlike any other language book. It offers: a tried and tested,
and effective new method; an original, user-friendly approach; no long hours
of memorisation or drills; a comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary;
Complete instructions for leaning the Hindi script.
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9781904910985
Illustrated - 140x215mm
210 pages, paperback
Chaytna D Feinstein
Sterling Publishers PVT Ltd (New Dawn Press)
£6.99 |
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Teach Yourself Hindi
Learn a language spoken by almost 2 million people. In direct
conversational style, with the help of vocabulary, phrases and sentences, to
make learning effortless and pleasurable. Romanized with diacritical marks.
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9780870528316
Mohini Rao
209 pages
£5.99
Hippocrene Books |
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TravelTalk CD -- Hindi/Urdu
Includes a 60-minute audio CD providing key words and phrases, an audio
reference guide, and a 'Lonely Planet' Phrasebook featuring: grammar, a
2-way dictionary, information on local culture, and travel tips.
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9781591254461
£12.50 (inc VAT)
Penton Overseas Inc |
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Malayalam Dictionary & Phrasebook
Malayala is the language spoken predominantly in the beautiful state of
Kerala, an increasingly popular tourist destination on the tropical Malabar
coast of south-western India. Malayalam is spoken by around 36 million
people. Its native speakers are called "Malayalis". The language is also
spoken in the union territories of Lakshadweep and Pondicherry, and by
populations all over the world. Malayalam has a rich literary tradition and
its speakers are among India's foremost intellectuals. Belonging to the
family of Dravidian languages and closely related to Tamil, the language
spoken in the neighbouring state Tamil Nadu, Malayalam developed a script of
its own. It is also, interestingly, the longest palindromic language name in
English. This essential resource provides an extensive two-way dictionary,
comprehensive phrasebook, and basic grammar. To aid the English speaker, all
Malayalam entries are presented in the Roman alphabet. The native script is
also introduced, however, along with a detailed pronunciation guide.
Guidance is offered to travellers for various everyday life situations, as
well as useful common vocabulary items and an introduction to the arts and
culture of Kerala. |
Valsala Menon
9780781811866
95x180mm
250 pages
Hippocrene Books
£8.99 |
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100 Word Exercise Book Panjabi
100 key items of vocabulary covering 8 everyday topics: at home; around
town; clothes; parts of the body; the countryside; animals; opposites;
useful expressions. Modern teaching methods: flashcards; matching games;
memory games; joining exercises; word searches; etc. Review, round-up and
tests: a final revision of all the 100 words together. 100 tear-out
flashcards: help with whole word recognition. |
9781903103074
Mangat Bhardwaj and Harinder Kaur
64 pages 215x275mm b&w illus
£5.99 paperback
G & W Publishing
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Glossary of Sanskrit Terms & a Key to Their Pronunciation
A compendium of succinct definitions of over 500 Sanskrit terms commonly
used in theosophical literature. In the foreword, On the Origin and
Significance of Sanskrit, the author, long a student of philosophy, explains
how the mystic sound, the tonal value of the word forms the intoned mantra,
the basis for incantation. |
Barborka
9780913004043
125x185mm
79 pages
Point Loma
£7.50 pb |
