Applied Linguistics Made Easy

Sitara Nambeesan

Synopsis

"Applied Linguistics Made Easy" was written to spread knowledge about language and applied linguistics. In our daily lives, we strive to achieve our goals, and our greatest asset is our pursuit of knowledge and wisdom. This book provides essential insights into the communication barriers we face and offers practical solutions to overcome them and excel.
If you encounter communication challenges at work or in personal relationships and want to improve, this book is the right choice. It's also a great resource for university students needing a quick revision, as it is straightforward, easy to understand, and fact-based.
In this book, you'll learn about language usage, mastering new languages, developing international relations, and enhancing communication skills. We also explore the cultural backgrounds and origins of various languages. Additionally, this book helps you determine if you want to major in applied linguistics and pursue a career in the field, highlighting its scope and opportunities.

Disponible depuis: 03/01/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 250 pages.

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