Shck Tchamna

Bamileke (Nufi, Fè'éfe'è)- French-English Phrasebook (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book contains over 2000 expressions carefully chosen from the most used expressions in everyday conversations, in bamileke-fè'éfě'è language. It is very well organized in 32 chapters including everything you need to communicate fluently in everyday life. Organizing the book by topic makes its content easily accessible. The author recommends that you test its content with native speakers, depending on the context: Introduce himself, Greet people, Say goodbye, Ask questions, Talk about love, feelings, romance, ask for forgiveness, Whish people happy feast, Empathize with other people's pain, show indignation, use expressions of astonishment, ask people how they are feeling, communicate at the table, ask questions about culture using cultural vocabulary, etc. Although it is especially recommended for beginners of the language and those at the intermediate level, people who already have a good command of the language will also be happy with the book, thanks to the neologisms there. Indeed, to avoid borrowing word from foreign languages, the author was forced to formulate new words and expressions which make the conversation even more authentic. You will also find a list of some other useful and recommended books for learning the Fè'éfě'è (Nùfi) language at the end of the book.

PS. You will have to learn the General Alphabet of Camerounian Languages in order to be able to read this book. You can find it by searching "Alphabet general des langues camerounaises" on YouTube.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rodrigue Tchamna
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201079895
• Artikelnr.: 62357978

Autorenporträt

Shck Cǎmna' (Tchamna) is author of about forty books and co-author of over twenty applications for learning African languages, including Twi in Ghana, Wolof in Senegal, Chichewa in Malawi, Nko, Amharic, Swahili, Lingala, Kikongo, Duala, Basaa, Ewondo, Medumba, etc., not to mention a wealth of works in his mother tongue, Fe'efe'e, a Bamileke language also called nùfi, spoken in West Cameroon. To top it all off, he is the founder of a nonprofit called Resulam, resurrection of ancestral mother tongues.