Beginning Swahili Workbook and Guide - Kyeu, David
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"As an experienced university language instructor in Germanic and Slavic languages and a current student of Kiswahili, I found this reference book to be invaluable. It is very comprehensive and well written, providing a superb reference for Kiswahili noun classes, one of the most difficult aspects of learning this beautiful language. In fact, it is one of the finest language reference documents I have seen in my 40 years of learning and teaching languages, and I give it my strongest possible recommendation. If you are a student of Kiswahili, from beginning to advanced level, you should obtain…mehr

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"As an experienced university language instructor in Germanic and Slavic languages and a current student of Kiswahili, I found this reference book to be invaluable. It is very comprehensive and well written, providing a superb reference for Kiswahili noun classes, one of the most difficult aspects of learning this beautiful language. In fact, it is one of the finest language reference documents I have seen in my 40 years of learning and teaching languages, and I give it my strongest possible recommendation. If you are a student of Kiswahili, from beginning to advanced level, you should obtain and utilize this excellent reference - you'll be very glad you did." Barbara Jordan, Jacksonville, Florida
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David Kyeu has in the past taught Swahili as a foreign language at the University of Florida, Brown University and the University of Wisconsin. He is a past recipient of the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship, Swedish International Development Agency Award and the University of Wisconsin Academic Initiative Award. David is the author of Swahili Noun Classes: Your Friendly Workbook and Guide text and has also published an article on Swahili Assessment with the Journal of African Language Teachers Association (JALTA). David is also a board member of the Global Association of Promoting Swahili (GAPS / CHAUKIDU)