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1000 palabras esenciales en kazajo

Escucha. Repite. Habla.

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1000 palabras esenciales en kazajo

By: J. M. Gardner
Narrated by: Ana, Alma
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Las 1000 palabras esenciales. El idioma kazajo o kazako es una lengua de la familia de lenguas túrquicas. Actualmente se calcula que tiene unos 11 millones de hablantes.

Nuestro método de aprendizaje: una selección de cientos de frases y palabras esenciales. Los escuchas, los repites, y hablas. Nos basamos en la pronunciación, el ensayo oral, la escucha, combinados con palabras, frases esenciales y una lista de vocabulario. El 20% de las palabras se usan el 80% del tiempo. El objetivo final es obtener un nivel suficiente en un idioma para poder mantener conversaciones simples, para poder comprender intercambios simples, lidiar con la vida cotidiana y comenzar a explorar la nueva cultura que se abre ante usted.

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