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Pimsleur Ojibwe I Part 3Written By : Dr. Paul PimsleurNarrated By : VariousPublisher : Simon & SchusterLength : 5 hoursType : Language
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Pimsler Tieng Anh - English for Vietnamese Speakers I - CompleteWritten By : Dr. Paul PimsleurNarrated By : VariousPublisher : Simon & SchusterLength : 15 hoursType : Language
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Pimsler English for Persian Speakers I Part 3Written By : Dr. Paul PimsleurNarrated By : VariousPublisher : Simon & SchusterLength : 5 hoursType : Language
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Pimsleur Russian I Part 2Written By : Dr. Paul PimsleurNarrated By : VariousPublisher : Simon & SchusterLength : 5 hoursType : Language
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What customers say about the Pimsler audios:
The Pimsleur courses are a very, very good starting point for learning a new language. A common problem that most people have is going through rote exercises, getting to a certain point in the language, quitting, and never really learning anything. These courses are interesting, consistent, and engaging enough so that that very major hurtle shouldn't be a problem. Also, because it's an entirely oral/aural course, if you actually repeat everything as instructed, by the end of level 3 you are going to have a comfort level with speaking that most courses (and even college classes) won't give you. - C. P. Leroy
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I purchased this to learn some Chinese to help me when exchange students visited. I spent about 2 weeks with it. I haven't re-visted it since then. I progressed well using this during my commutes between home and work. I recommend this for folks that want to learn Chinese "passively" while working out (I-Pod) or durring a commute. Learning to read and write, etc., would require something with a workbook. -- G. Thommas
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The following comments come
from a rank beginner. I have had no prior study of German at
school or otherwise.
When you hear the
quality of the recording, the professional speakers on
this audio (4 different speakers, three native Germans and
one American narrator), and realize the research that went into
its design, you would expect it to cost much more. It is
difficult to compare, but I would guess this course to be
equivalent to about one semester of college German. The
difference is in the focus. It is about getting as much useful
language as quickly as possible, and the focus on travel
vocabulary: How far to Berlin? How much does a beer cost (it's
German, you have to have a beer!)? How do you get to Goethe
Street, etc.
But where the course really shines, is how they've hidden the
complex grammar of German in simple questions and answers. You
learn the way a child learns his first language, by "feeling"
what sounds right in a sentence. Each lesson is a strong
challenge. Not hard enough to make you quit, and not easy
enough to get boring, but keeps you reaching and concentrating.
I believe many studies have found this delicate balance to be
the most effective in language learning. I did most lessons two
or more times with good results. They suggest moving on when
you get about 80% of the lesson. -- Art Lover,
Colorado, USA
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