No comments about Nidaamka Xawaaladaha: Sidee Lagu Badbaadiyaa? Loogana Badbaadaa? (SOMALIA, IN THE SOMALI LANGUAGE).

No comments about Petit lexique somali-francais.

1 comments about Grandma Nana (English-Somali) (Veronique Tadjo).

1. This is a great book for my students from the African continent. The book comes in French and Somali so I can cover many students from that region. Grandmothers are very important to their cultures so it is very refreshing and nice to see books created to enhance literacy and cultural development for these students. I'm going to get it in Vietnamese also.

No comments about Talk Now! Somali (Talk Now! Beginners).

No comments about Somali (London Oriental and African Language Library).

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1 comments about Politics, Language, and Thought: The Somali Experience.

1. Although written in 1977, this book contains a wealth of information about Somalia and a basis for understanding the current conflict there. More importantly however, it delves into the issues of language and politics, and how the language you frame your political ideas in can shape the ideas themselves. It applies to any country, as well as to the politics of language here in the United States where bilingual education has become such an important issue. It is extremely though provoking, and after reading it I am willing to pay out the 28 dollars it costs.

4 comments about Milet Flashwords (English-Somali) (Milet Flashwords series).

1. I speak to my son in Portuguese. I find it extremely difficult to find quality reinforce materials to use. I enjoy the durabilty of the cards, they have held up to my 2 year old son. The pictures are good and easy to understand. I use them as flash cards as well as scavenger hunt tickets.



2. The cards are attractive, but too many of the words turn out to be merely transcriptions of English words into Bengali script. Yes, Bangla has adopted English words--and English has absorbed Bangla words--but as a tool for learning the language, a different set of images/words or an attempt to find a Bangla equivalent for the image would have been much more useful.



3. The cards are simple but nice- Very good way to start teaching the little ones the language.
   
   However as there are many terminology for the same word, depending on wether you are Northern, Southern or Middler, you may have to change the word a little bit.
   
   Diem-Tu



4. These cards are good quality. I bought them to help me teach my sons Portugues for when we go to Brasil next year. I want them to be able to ask for simple things like water, juice, fruit etc. I was hoping these cards would have more pictures of every day things like spoon, fork, cup, etc. The boys enjoy them though! They are 6, 5 and 16 months old.

No comments about English-Somali Somali-English Dictionary / Ingirisi Soomaali Qaamuus Soomaali Ingiris (Dictionary).

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