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"Bom Dia, Brasil" is a completely revised and updated edition of
the popular beginning Portuguese text "Portugues Basico para
Estrangeiros." It aims to teach the Portuguese language in a fast,
interesting, and efficient way. The method employed engages
students' interest by exploring personal, social, professional, and
cultural topics, while providing them with the basic concepts
needed to communicate effectively in Portuguese.
Thirty-six thematic units in the book explore personal, social,
professional, and cultural topics. Music, poetry, and other
authentic materials present a panorama of contemporary Brazil. "Bom
Dia, Brasil" features new illustrations, dialogues, pair
activities, and research projects. Vocabulary, grammar, and
listening exercises and activities are integrated into the book.
Audio recordings accompanying each unit are provided at http:
//yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/bomdia/.
M. O'C. Walshe, has now completely rewritten the work to meet the
needs of the student whose prime concern is with the reading of
Middle High German literature rather than with the language as
such. Nevertheless the grammatical introduction, though recast, is
still quite extensive, in order to show the often subtle and
confusing differences from modern German.
Le nto ililifa yinto ezala izigigaba zoburhalarhume, izenzo
ebezingalindelekanga kubantu abasondele kulo kanye. Liyingozi
kulowo litsoliswe kuye. Libang'inzondo, umona, ububhada inkohlakalo
embi kwabo baphosene nalo nabalizungulayo. Ngeliphandle uDelihlazo
uzimisele ukubulala uZodwa nabo bonke abamthintelayo ngenxa yokuba
ezungula ichele lelifa. This gripping novel shows how dangerous it
can be to inherite money. Greed can make people resort to all kinds
of acts, including murder. Read more to find out how Zodwa is saved
from a brutal murder.
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