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NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF FILIPINO LANGUAGE COURSE

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1.

Talk Now! Filipino (Tagalog) CD ROM Language Course.

TALK

$49.95
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2.

Teach Yourself Filipino Language Course.  Audio CD Pack and Book.  352 pages.  Size 5”x7¾”.  Includes two 60-minute audio CD discs.

This complete course is based on the very latest learning methods and is designed to be both enjoyable and user-friendly.

  Prepared by experts in the language, this course begins with the basics and gradually elevates the student to a level of smooth and confident communication.

   Includes up-to-date interactive dialogues; graded units of cultural notes, grammar, and exercises; practical vocabulary; step-by-step guides to pronunciation; irregular verb tables; and plenty of practice exercises. 

 This is another good beginner language course and includes all the fundamentals of the language.  This is a great way to learn and speak the Filipino language.

MRAW

$38.95
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3.

Filipino ~ 101 Languages of the World, CD ROM for Windows and Macintosh.

TRAN

$59.95
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4.

Language/30 ~ Filipino. Audio CD.  Includes two audio CD discs tapes (approximately 100 minutes) and a verbatim phrase book.

LANG

$27.95
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5.

Language/30 ~ Filipino (Tagalog).  Includes two Audio Cassette tapes (approximately 100 minutes) and a verbatim phrase book.

LANG

$24.95
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$10.50
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6.

Filipino Language, "Head Start", Audio CD Course.  Foreign Service Institute (FSI).  Includes 14 audio CD discs, plus a textbook.  This is the best course for learning to speak Filipino quickly.  Conversation, dialogues and practical vocabulary are the focus of this course. The illustrated book includes course materials and a cultural guide.

LCAS

$255.00
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$13.50
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$36.50
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Filipino Language, "Head Start", Audio Cassette Course.  Foreign Service Institute (FSI).  Includes 13 audio cassette tapes, plus a textbook.  This is the best course for learning to speak Filipino quickly.  Conversation, dialogues and practical vocabulary are the focus of this course. The illustrated book includes course materials and a cultural guide.

LCAS

$235.00
set of 13
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$13.50
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$36.50
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8.

Filipino Word Book and Audio CD.  Bess Press.  128 pages.  Illustrations.

The book features 200-400 illustrated introductory vocabulary words, a pronunciation guide, and glossaries.  The categories which include family, home, school, the body, clothing, food, opposites, numbers, nature, and time, accurately portray the Pinoy culture as well as teach basic vocabulary.

   An audio CD recorded by a native speaker is included.  Recommended for ages 4-8, but adults will also find it invaluable as a first language primer.  Captioned in Filipino, Ilocano, and English.

BESS

$25.95
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$12.80
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9.

Beginning Filipino (Tagalog) Audio CD Language Course.  Includes 40 audio CD discs ( = 33 hours), a 526-page textbook, and a 399-page reader.

Beginning Filipino consists of 25 units and appendices. Depending upon the learner's motivation, a unit can be covered in 4 to 8 hours. In the first half of the text, the learner plays the part of hearer and speaker, with only incidental reading of oral dialogs and drills. From Unit 13 on, there is a reading section designed for each unit, correlated with the primarily spoken materials, but designed to promote facility in the orthography and distinctive patterns of the written language. These readings, while correlated with the unit sof the basic course, appear in the second book, 'Intermediate Readings in Filipino.'
Unit 1 has a special format, a dialog followed by a few simple drills, and then a sketchy overview of Filipino pronunciation as it compares to English. From Unit 2 on, the basic format is:

A: Basic Dialog: The heart of each unit, from which all other sections are derived. Learners should memorize the 20 or so speeches of each dialog as a means of learning the basic patterns of the language. B: Cultural and Structural Notes: A miscellaneous section designed to anticipate some questions that may occur to learners as they study the dialogs. C: Pronunciation Exercises (to Unit 13) D: Drills and Grammar: Individual grammar points are presented, drilled, and discussed. Additional incidental pronunciation practice is given. Usually consists of a list of examples taken from previously learned dialogs or devised from familiar vocabulary to illustrate the point at hand, followed by a chart which conveys the relationships of the parts of the pattern. The chart is followed by a few brief explanatory notes. Correct responses to most drills are given either on the same page or in a key in the appendix. E: Cumulative Drills F: Visual-Cue Drills: Pictures in the textbook with simple instructions on how the learner should react verbally. Keys to suggested answers can be found in Appendix II. G: Comprehension-Response Drills: A list of possible responses is included in the answer key in Appendix II. H; Readings (from Unit 13): Simple at first but increasing in complexity, these provide an opportunity to expand on the cultural patterns presented. They stay within the structural patterns presented in the unit they go with, but some new vocabulary are introduced, usually marked by a translation in footnotes if the context does not make the meaning clear. The footnotes also clarify cultural material alluded to in the readings.

 
   Filipino is the root of the national language known as Pilipino, and is enriched with borrowings form Spanish, Chinese, English, Arabic, and Nahuatl.  The main difference between Pilipino and the Filipino language is that the latter is less formal and more idiomatic.
 

AUDO

$325.00
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$18.80
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$42.50
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10.

Beginning Filipino (Tagalog) Audio Cassette Language Course.  Includes 24 audio cassette tapes ( = 33 hours), a 526-page textbook, and a 399-page reader.

Beginning Filipino consists of 25 units and appendices. Depending upon the learner's motivation, a unit can be covered in 4 to 8 hours. In the first half of the text, the learner plays the part of hearer and speaker, with only incidental reading of oral dialogs and drills. From Unit 13 on, there is a reading section designed for each unit, correlated with the primarily spoken materials, but designed to promote facility in the orthography and distinctive patterns of the written language. These readings, while correlated with the unit sof the basic course, appear in the second book, 'Intermediate Readings in Filipino.'
Unit 1 has a special format, a dialog followed by a few simple drills, and then a sketchy overview of Filipino pronunciation as it compares to English. From Unit 2 on, the basic format is:

A: Basic Dialog: The heart of each unit, from which all other sections are derived. Learners should memorize the 20 or so speeches of each dialog as a means of learning the basic patterns of the language. B: Cultural and Structural Notes: A miscellaneous section designed to anticipate some questions that may occur to learners as they study the dialogs. C: Pronunciation Exercises (to Unit 13) D: Drills and Grammar: Individual grammar points are presented, drilled,  nd discussed. Additional incidental pronunciation practice is given. Usually consists of a list of examples taken from previously learned dialogs or devised from familiar vocabulary to illustrate the point at hand, followed by a chart which conveys the relationships of the parts of the pattern. The chart is followed by a few brief explanatory notes. Correct responses to most drills are given either on the same page or in a key in the appendix. E: Cumulative Drills F: Visual-Cue Drills: Pictures in the textbook with simple instructions on how the learner should react verbally. Keys to suggested answers can be found in Appendix II. G: Comprehension-Response Drills: A list of possible responses is included in the answer key in Appendix II. H; Readings (from Unit 13): Simple at first but increasing in complexity, these provide an opportunity to expand on the cultural patterns presented. They stay within the structural patterns presented in the unit they go with, but some new vocabulary are introduced, usually marked by a translation in footnotes if the context does not make the meaning clear. The footnotes also clarify cultural material alluded to in the readings.
   Filipino is the root of the national language known as Pilipino, and is enriched with borrowings form Spanish, Chinese, English, Arabic, and Nahuatl.  The main difference between Pilipino and the Filipino language is that the latter is less formal and more idiomatic.
 

AUDO

$325.00
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Cassettes
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$18.80
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$42.50
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11.

Filipino (Tagalog) Language, Audio Cassette Course.  Includes 24 sixty-minute audio cassette tapes, and a 542-page textbook.
   Spoken Language Services is "the original self-study language teacher." Featuring techniques pioneered by professional linguists during World War II, these no-nonsense courses have been used successfully by thousands of students to jump-start their foreign language training. No other method has proved more effective than the simple listen-and-imitate method these courses employ.  In fact, it is the same way we all learned as children to speak our native language!
   Most of the courses in the Spoken Language Series were prepared originally by professional linguists under the aegis of the American Council of Learned Societies and the Linguistic Society of America.  Books are self-instructional and are accompanied by cassettes keyed to the course material.  Cassettes are recorded by native speakers and cover conversations, pronunciation exercises, and TRUE-FALSE tests. Each word or phrase is spoken first in English* and then twice in the language of the course, with a pause after each utterance to allow the listener to repeat and imitate. The cassettes can be used for practice without the text.
    Grammatical explanations are given for the language content already learned. The learner gets systematic development of the linguistic structure instead of first learning a grammar and then trying to fit utterances into it.    Course material covered in Book I is roughly equivalent to one semester's intensive study (8 class hours per week with 30 hours outside practice). At the end of the course the learner should have a good grounding in everyday vocabulary, grammar, and usage, and be able to communicate with native speakers.  This could be exactly the course that you are looking for!
 

SPOK

$325.00
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$14.50
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$36.50
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12.

"No-Time" Filipino, Audio CD Language Course.  Includes 6 audio CD discs ( = 6 hours).
   This unusual method uses no text or printed materials.  You learn by listening to the audio CD's while driving, cooking, gardening, walking, or doing some other monotonous task.  You only play the audio CD discs when you are already doing something.  That's why it requires No Time!
   The course is introductory-level and will help you master the basics of the language for business or travel; yet the grammar and sentences are contemporary and not simplistic.

AUDO

$135.00
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$6.80
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$12.80
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13.

"No-Time" Filipino Audio Cassette Language Course.  Includes 6 audio-cassette tapes ( = 6 hours).
   This unusual method uses no text or printed materials.  You learn by listening to tapes while driving, cooking, gardening, walking, or doing some other monotonous task.  You only play the tapes when you are already doing something.  That's why it requires No Time!
   The course is introductory-level and will help you master the basics of the language for business or travel; yet the grammar and sentences are contemporary and not simplistic.

AUDO

$135.00
set of 6
Audio
Cassettes
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$6.80
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$14.80
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  Pimsleur Tagalog Language Course

The Pimsleur Method:

With the Pimsleur Language Programs you don't just study a language, you learn it -- the same way you mastered English! And because the technique relies on interactive spoken language training, the Pimsleur Language Programs are totally audio -- no book is needed!

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Pimsleur Tagalog Comprehensive Level I Audio CD Language Course. Includes 30 lessons of essential grammar and vocabulary -- 16 hours of real-life spoken practice sessions -- plus an introduction to reading.

Upon completion of this Level I program, you will have functional spoken proficiency with the most-frequently-used vocabulary and grammatical structures. You will be able to:

* initiate and maintain face-to-face conversations,
* deal with every day situations -- ask for information, directions, and give basic information about yourself and family,
* communicate basic information on informal topics and participate in casual conversations,
* avoid basic cultural errors and handle minimum courtesy and travel requirements,
* satisfy personal needs and limited social demands,
* establish rapport with strangers in foreign countries,
* begin reading and sounding out items with native-like pronunciation.


 

PIMS

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Filipino Language Phrasebook

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NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LANGUAGE PHRASEBOOK

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15.

Filipino-English, English-Filipino, Dictionary and Phrasebook.  Hippocrene Books.  186 pages.  Includes 2,200 entries.

No visit to the Philippines can be as rewarding as one in which the visitor has experienced firsthand the warm hospitality of one of Asia’s most enchanting countries.
   Filipino (Tagalog), the national language of the Philippines, is the most widely understood of the eight main Philippine languages, with over 10 million speakers.
   The ability to speak just a few words and phrases will greatly enhance the experience of the beautiful Philippine islands.

A two-way dictionary and a phrasebook, with topics ranging from accommodations to colloquial expressions, are complemented by basic grammar instruction as well as cultural information. Combining the benefits of both a dictionary and a phrasebook, this pocket-size volume provides the traveler or student with the basis for simple conversation.

Over 2,500 dictionary entries.

Pronunciation guide.

Basic grammar.

Essential phrases.

Ideal for the traveler or student.

HIPP

$14.95
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$4.80
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Filipino Phrasebook.  Lonely Planet Publications

LONE

 $10.95

Filipino Language Dictionary

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NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LANGUAGE DICTIONARY

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PRICE

17.

Filipino-English, English-Filipino, Concise Dictionary.  Hippocrene Books.  Includes 5,000 entries

HIPP

$12.95

18.

Filipino-English, English-Filipino, Concise Dictionary.  Hippocrene Books.  389 pages.  Includes 5,000 entries.

 


Over 5,000 entries.

Concise, easy-to-use format.

Common-sense phonetic pronunciations.

For travelers, students and businesspeople.

Completely modern and up-to-date.
 

HIPP

$15.95
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$4.80
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$10.80
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19.

Filipino Dictionary.  University of Hawaii Press.  330 pages.  Contains 4,000 Filipino roots, affixes, stems, compounds, and idioms.

UHAW

$18.95

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20.

Filipino (Tagalog)-English, English-Filipino, STANDARD Dictionary.  461 pages.  Size 5½" across x 8¼" high.  Hippocrene Books.  Includes 20,600 entries.

HIPP

$29.95
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$14.80
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