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The Indian language of Marathi is spoken by over 50 million people. This guide, with its bilingual dictionary and phrasebook, is a useful companion for travellers and businesspeople. Various Marathi words are presented. This phrasebook is divided into 11 sections, which cover everything from greetings to hotels, restaurants, and transportation.

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This Hindi book will help you learn the vocabulary you need to socialize with other young Hindi speakers and enjoy cultural attractions such as nightlife and Bollywood movies. Making Out in Hindi is a fun, accessible guide to the contemporary Hindi language as it's spoken in real life. It's the perfect phrase book geared towards everyday interactions and includes current slang and street expressions not covered in other phrase books, accompanied by line art illustrations. Making Out in Hindi also features a pronunciation guide, notes on the Hindi language and Indian culture, and guidance on male and female usage, so that you can learn Hindi both quickly and accurately. With this Hindi language phrasebook, you'll be able to express yourself when: Making acquaintances Sharing a meal Going out on the town Flirting and getting amorous And more! Each expression is also shown in Hindi script to enhance your recognition of the language (and in a pinch, you can even show the book to the person you're speaking to). Making Out in Hindi also includes occasional references to Bollywood films, so even if your travels take you no further than your art-house cinema or your TV, this is the phrase book you will want to have. Tuttle's Making Out series has sold over 400,000 copies worldwide, and Making out in Hindi is recognisable as the best resource for everyday Hindi-to-English vocabulary and quintessential Hindi expressions.

This book on Arabic grammar aims to provide insight and support to those who want to improve their grasp of this language’s workings. It can be read end-toend or used as a grammar reference book, and provides clear descriptions of linguistic mechanisms. As specialists in the teaching of Arabic, Rita NammourWardini and Daniel Krasa set out to demonstrate the logic and organisation of this language. They have both produced several works on Arabic learning for Assimil.