Mango Languages Sept 2016

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How to Access Mango Languages Access at the Library or at home! 1. From the Library Home Page, at www.ptlibrary.org, select the eResouces tab. 2. From the drop down menu, choose eClasses. 3. Create an account to track your progress OR login as a Guest by entering pt and your library bar code numbers. 4. Click “Start Learning” or create a profile to track your progress. 5. Choose either “Complete” or “Basic” Language Course. Note: Not all languages and ESL choices are available in a Peters Township Public Library complete course. 6. Choose your language and begin! 616 E. McMurray Road McMurray, PA 15317 Phone: 724-941-9430 www.ptblirary.org Sept 2016 Peters Township Public Library Language Learning Online Courses Peters Township Public Library 616 E. McMurray Road McMurray, PA 15317 Phone: 724-941-9430 www.ptblirary.org Foreign Language Courses Available online at for English Speakers www.ptlibrary.org. Arabic (Levantine) Select the eResources Chinese (Catonese) tab and eClasses! Chinese (Mandarin) Croatian Czech Danish Dari Dutch Farsi (Persian) Finnish French French (Canadian) German Greek Haitian Creole Hawaiian Hebrew Hindi Indonesian Foreign Language Courses English (ESL) Courses for English Speakers Arabic (Levantine) Irish Chinese (Catonese) Italian Chinese (Mandarin) Japanese Croatian Korean Czech Norwegian Danish Pashto Dari Pirate Dutch Polish Farsi (Persian) Portuguese (Brazil) Finnish Russian (English for Vietnamese Speakers) French Slovak French (Canadian) Spanish (Latin America) Each Mango lesson is focused on German Tagalog practical, common conversation skills and includes instruction on vocabulary, Greek Tamil pronunciation, grammar, AND culture. Haitian Creole Turkish The lessons are written and developed Hawaiian Ukrainian by native-speaking teachers who understand the nuances of the language Hebrew Urdu and the culture. Hindi Vietnamese Indonesian .

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