Spoken Telugu for Absolute Beginners is the most comprehensive English guide for Telugu Language on the market for Absolute beginners: This book is a structured and systematic approach to teach yourself spoken Telugu. Written by a well-experienced teacher specialized in teaching Telugu to foreigners. What is unique about this book? What makes it better than other Telugu language learning books? This book is the best in the market because it contains: * Fun and essential vocabulary and phrases. * Speaking and listening practice. * Pronunciation, Cultural notes and Grammar explanation in very detailed manner. * Telugu Vocabularies, sentences and conversation scenarios are provided. * 30 plus audio tracks can be downloaded from google drive to listen to. Details are given inside. * Provided vocabulary, sentences and verb conjugation in memrise application to make the learning experience more fun and intuitive. * Support from the author will be provided at all times. * Built using simple, easy to understand English with an elaborate explanation. At the end of the book, you will be able to speak in Telugu, by making sentences using 3 - 6 words. This is the main and only goal of this book. Whether you are a foreigner visiting places where Telugu is the main spoken language or you want to interact with a Telugu native speaker in your place or you want to learn a language which is centuries old with lots of cultural values. This book is for you.

This guide to Telugu language collects the most common Telugu phrases and expressions as well as an English-Telugu/Telugu-English dictionary. This phrasebook includes greetings, food items, directions, sightseeing and many other categories of expressions that will help anyone wanting to learn Telugu. This phrasebook is a must for anyone wanting to learn Telugu.

Ask any parent in the west about teaching the Telugu language in a country where there is little or no exposure to Telugu whatsoever? But did you know that babies can be trained to learn two or even three languages simultaneously. In fact, they can start learning when the babies are still in the womb. If your native language is Telugu, then this book is for you. Teach your babies these Telugu words which they will remember forever. If the pictures are shown and words repeated on a frequent basis, you baby will be soaking the information and will be able to recognise easily when they grow up. This colourful and attractive picture book is designed for babies and children for learning the Telugu language. Increase your baby's Telugu vocabulary. Lay the foundation now. Get your copy today! Why buy this book: -Easily identifiable words -Appropriate easily identifiable illustrations -Colourful pages -Telugu words in Telugu (with English) -Proven method Why being bilingual is important: -Being bilingual has many health benefits -Has educational advantages -Makes one more open minded -Will make travel to India more enjoyable -More aware of Indian culture -Will help your baby learn other languages Part of the "Telugu for Kids" series.

Prastut Pustak me batchit sambandhit vakyo ko padhkar aap telugu bhasha ka prayog Bazaar, Bus Stand, Office aadi jagho par asani se kar sakte hai. Yeh pustak un logo ko dhyan me rakhakar likhi gai hai jo hindi se telugu bhasha sikhne ke ichchhuk hai. Telugu ke kai vidvano tatha manovaigyaniko se pramarsh ke pashchat is pustak ka sankalan kiya gya hai. Pathako ki suvidha ke liye is pustak ko kul panch khando me bata gya hai. Pustak ke saath Audio CD sanlagan hai jiska upyog kar aap saraltapurvak telugu bol sakte hai.Pustak ke kuch pramukh ansh.Telugu vyakaran se sambandhit Prayawachi Shabd, Vilom Shabd tatha Lokpriya Muhavaro ka prayog, Mahtvapuran Shabdavali me sharir ke vibhinn ang, aatmiy rishtedaron se sambandhit shabd, Khaad Samgri, Rog, Kide-Makodo, Janvaro ke Naam, Fal, Sabji tatha Vibhinn Dhatuo ke bare me jaankari di gai hai.Pustak me Kya, Kyon, Kuon, Kaise aadi shabdo ka prayog Bazaar, Bank, Daakghar, Railway Station, Bus Stand, Restaurant aadi jagho par kis prakar telugu bhasha me batchit kare iski vistrit jankari bhi di gai hai.Aavedan patra, Abhinandan patra, Mitra ko patra, Pustako ke liye Order kis prakar likhe iska bhi udaharan pustak ke antim khand me nihit hai.Pathako se anurodh hai ki telugu sikhne ke liye is pustak me diye gaye batchit ke ansho ko pratidin avashaya padhe.(This book helps people in learning Telugu langauge through rightful application of words and sentences in places like market, bus stands, offices, etc. It is specially designed for the people who wish to learn hindi to Telugu languague conversions. It is a compilation of exerts from various telugu language experts and psychologists. The book has been divided into five parts to make it easier for the students to read and learn. It is available with a free Audio CD that helps individuals in learning to speak the language. Major parts of the boook: Telugu Grammar related synonyms, antonyms and usage of famous idioms, important words related to the body parts, foot items,family and relatives, diseases,insects, animals,fruits and vegetables and information related to metals. This book contains a list of words like what, why, how,who, etc. and their usage in marathi language in places like markets, banks, post office, bus stand, restaurant, etc. in detail. The books also provides examples of application letters, invitation letters, letters to family and friends, letter to order for books in the last section. It is advisable for all the individuals to practice parts of speech and given grammar daily to have a command over the language.) #v&spublishers

Telugu Aksharmala is 1st level Hindi text and work book. This attractive book is used by Vedic Vidyalay 1st year Telugu students who attend after school weekly class. Book is designed to keep in mind that students meet weekly for 10 months approximately 35 lessons. Book also gives glimpses from India's ancient culture, tradition and literature. This book is fully transliterated in English so can be used for self-study also but works best in class environment.

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