I just wanted to share what I have. All of these are phrasebooks. The rest of my materials have always been in .pdf! The first one is अब बोल्न सिकौँ (aba bolna sikau~-Lets learn to speak now!), a Japanese phrasebook that my father gave to me almost 12 years ago. I was only in my first grade I remember.It was written by a Nepali writer. It simply writes Japanese words in Devanagari(Notice the इइए for iie!) and doesnt use hiragana, katakana or kanji The problem was that it was too limited. Just enough to joke around with friends, I would say, although it was a good start to understanding some aspects of Japanese grammar. However, I was never that serious with Japanese or Korean, which were the first languages I started to learn and I do hope I will be continuing them in the future. The Lonely Planet Latin American Spanish phrasebook is my favorite. El estudio serio comenzó con éste! The Italian one, I have never actually turn over its pages. I never got interested in Italian because I instantly got demotivated with the plurals and Spanish was always occupying my mind! Italian is on my list though. The last one that says jwojalapa(ज्वजलपा-Newari greeting) is a phrasebook that I quickly bought as soon as I had my eyes over it! I was always interested in Newari(Nepa-bhasa), an indigenous Tibeto-burman language spoken in Nepal. Also written by some Nepalese writer, it is a good one for basic understanding of the Newari language however quite limited.
Posted on: Thu, 04 Dec 2014 08:26:15 +0000
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