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Audio CD Ebook, Epub GERMAN IN 10 MINUTES A DAY (R) AUDIO CD PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Kristine Kershul | 132 pages | 31 Jan 2007 | Bilingual Books Inc.,U.S. | 9781931873895 | English | Washington, United States GERMAN in 10 minutes a day (R) Audio CD PDF Book Manage In Safari. Win a year-long FluentU Plus subscription! There are lessons designed for every level of ability , from the absolute beginner to the advanced speaker. Headquartered in Seattle , Washington , [4] the company publishes interactive computer software, books, audio programs and phrase guides for 20 different languages. Add to cart. A wide range of voices and accents from French-speaking countries around the world helps to acquaint the listeners with the variety of French accents. United States Patent and Trademark Office. Most relevant reviews. Terms and exclusions apply; find out more from our Returns and Refunds Policy. About this product. The "off" amount and percentage simply signifies the calculated difference between the seller-provided price for the item elsewhere and the seller's price on eBay. The podcasts are short and precise without any fluff or fillers , and transcripts are readily available for download. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share. Download: This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that you can take anywhere. A personal tutor guides listeners through each step - introducing a new word and practicing it with them. Seattle , Washington. See details for additional description. Kershul Founded Founder Kristine K. Take your language learning to the next level with our popular e-book. In April , the "10 minutes a day" trademark was registered in the United States to Bilingual Books. Color illustrations and an easy-to-read format visually engage you. The 10 minutes a day method teaches the basics of the language in minute daily chunks. You can also follow these lessons by reading the transcript. Get ready for a stimulating immersion into the German language with Coffee Break German, a podcast series designed for the beginner and those looking to refresh their knowledge of the language. All production is executed wholly in the United States. You'll hear and repeat the words in the audio program, then read and write them in the book, and play with them on your computer screen. In its th year, Billboard remains the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Your web browser either does not support Javascript, or scripts are being blocked. My Daily Phrase German is a handy podcast series in which teacher Catriona covers the fundamentals of the German language —everyday phrases, a few colloquialisms and vocabulary essentials. GERMAN in 10 minutes a day (R) Audio CD Writer Any Condition Any Condition. You'll hear and repeat the words in the audio program, then read and write them in the book, and play with them on your computer screen. In April , the "10 minutes a day" trademark was registered in the United States to Bilingual Books. Color illustrations and an easy-to-read format visually engage you. A complete program - read and write to see the language - flash cards to help one remember - sticky labels to keep one involved and AUDIO to bring it all together. See all 8 - All listings for this product. New other. Kershul , Compact Disc 5. Kassian , Hardcover 5. See details for additional description. This audio kit also includes the SPANISH in 10 minutes a day book and language learning software, so you have many opportunities to practice in a variety of ways. It teaches patterns instead of complicated grammar rules and uses colorful visuals along with various study tools. Manage In Safari. This easy-to-use language kit is designed to develop an immediate speaking ability. Have a question about this product? When you hear your new language every day, you train your ear, improve your speaking skills and build your confidence. Exercises from the book are complemented in the audio program to give you expanded opportunities to practice. Most relevant reviews. About this product Product Information An engaging audio program which teaches listeners how to speak French. Just download your favorites, sync up your music player, hit the road and start learning German for free! GERMAN in 10 minutes a day (R) Audio CD Reviews Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. All this includes a translation and examples of how some key words can be used in other contexts. Show More Show Less. See all 8 - All listings for this product. A wide range of voices and accents from French-speaking countries around the world helps to acquaint the listeners with the variety of French accents. The program gives you a variety of ways to fit learning into your daily routine. The method engages different learning styles visual , auditory and kinesthetic with computer software games, audio CDs, sticky labels peel-off stick-on vocabulary labels , cut-out menu guides, flashcards and word games. Kershul , Compact Disc 5. The podcasts cover a breadth of everyday situations such as checking into a hotel, learning to get around a German town and talking about likes and dislikes. Listen to Anke and Vera talk in German about all manner of common topics , such as spending a day at the zoo, shopping and eating out. Buy It Now. Kristine K. Thank you! It's an engaging learning experience that accelerates your success and prepares you for traveling abroad. Be the first to write a review About this product. 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