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Conversational Tagalog; With Introductory Lessons in the Structure of Tagalog

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This contains two parts and an appendix. The first pages of Part I give useful pointers with regard to pronunciation, followed by a somewhat detailed explanation, with illustrative expressions, of the nature and function of certain grammatical elements. The pages following contain classified vocabulary lists with sample sentences, whenever deemed necessary, that in most cases read like utterances of people engaged in familiar conversation. A careful reading of the pages on accentuation, stress and pronunciation will prove very helpful. A special feature of Part I is the section on Connectives. Part II introduces the reader to certain elementary notions with regard to the structure of Tagalog. Appropriate exercises are provided for the different types of structure. A little familiarity with these structural types could be of great help specially to those who would want to make a deeper study of the language. The Appendix contains many helpful supplementary materials, not the least important of which is the sections on the Conjugation of Tagalog Verbs. The Reading Exercises cover varied and interesting topics, such as tourism, folk tales, and biography. The Author

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Conversational Tagalog; With Introductory Lessons in the Structure of Tagalog, Rufino Alejandro

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1971
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Titre
Conversational Tagalog; With Introductory Lessons in the Structure of Tagalog
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1971
Format
souple
Pages
126
ISBN10
9710812734
ISBN13
9789710812738
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Mots clés
Description
This contains two parts and an appendix. The first pages of Part I give useful pointers with regard to pronunciation, followed by a somewhat detailed explanation, with illustrative expressions, of the nature and function of certain grammatical elements. The pages following contain classified vocabulary lists with sample sentences, whenever deemed necessary, that in most cases read like utterances of people engaged in familiar conversation. A careful reading of the pages on accentuation, stress and pronunciation will prove very helpful. A special feature of Part I is the section on Connectives. Part II introduces the reader to certain elementary notions with regard to the structure of Tagalog. Appropriate exercises are provided for the different types of structure. A little familiarity with these structural types could be of great help specially to those who would want to make a deeper study of the language. The Appendix contains many helpful supplementary materials, not the least important of which is the sections on the Conjugation of Tagalog Verbs. The Reading Exercises cover varied and interesting topics, such as tourism, folk tales, and biography. The Author