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A Child's Guide to Speaking and Understanding Shona

A 4-Week Language Course for Kids

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A Child's Guide to Speaking and Understanding Shona

By: Language Ladder
Narrated by: Adorn Choga
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A Shona course for kids focused on words and vocabulary they can use, from introducing themselves to talking about food and weather. This audio course offers 28 bite-sized sessions to learn and recall important vocabulary. Topics covered include numbers, colors, food, animals, places, greetings, questions, answers, short sentences, weather, time, months, days of the week, quantities, positions, and many others. Vocabulary is first presented, then tested in listening and through speaking.

From Language Ladder, narrated by Adorn Choga.

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