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  Italian Dialogues for Beginners...

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  EASILY LEARN CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN IN JUST A FEW DAYS WITH THE HELP OF EVERYDAY ITALIAN DIALOGUES FOR BEGINNERS LIKE YOU!Italian is one of the most widely spoken languages today and opens up the door to a plethora of new opportunities to view and experience the world. Not only will learning Italian increase your ability to converse with different people across the globe, but it also gives you a winning edge over others in your career or business.When you put in the work to learn Italian, you are broadening your horizons and giving yourself a better chance to succeed in both life and work. So, how do you get started?EASY — just add “Italian Dialogues for Beginners” by Learn Like a Native in your toolkit!This book is crafted with beginners like you in mind. Here is where you will find simple yet stimulating Italian language usage that is mostly in the present tense, so you will be able to effectively focus on dialogues and root verbs, as well as effortlessly understand and find patterns in subject-verb agreement.In the simple, easy-to-digest dialogues within, you will listen to people going through daily life situations speaking to each other, and using the most common, helpful words in Italian.WITH THE HELP OF THIS FUN ITALIAN DIALOGUES GUIDE, YOU WILL:•	Effectively learn Italian transition words the easiest and fastest way possible•	Use the right Italian prepositions anytime, anywhere without skipping a beat•	Expertly ask all your burning questions using situation-appropriate Italian terms•	Boost your knowledge in common Italian present tense verbs like a native•	And so much more!Scroll up, add this Audiobook to your library, and Kick Start Your Italian Learning Journey Today!- P.S. Get at learnlikenatives.com and get the first ebook of the series FOR FREE! -

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  Per via di terra In treno da...

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  Novembre 1974. Il giornalista Massimo Loche, allora corrispondente da Hanoi per “l’Unità”, sceglie per viaggiare un mezzo inusuale: il treno. Parte dal Vietnam, attraversa la Cina di Mao per arrivare a Mosca, nell’Unione Sovietica di Brežnev. Un itinerario irto di complicazioni e difficoltà di ogni tipo, in carrozze a quel tempo lussuose, popolate da marinai romeni e intellettuali jugoslavi, attrici del cinema mongolo e diplomatici avventurosi. Alla scoperta di un mondo che oggi non esiste più ma che è rimasto nell’immaginario di tutti.

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  Guevara: Side by Side Edition -...

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  Side by Side Edition - English/Italian 
  This is a side-by-side translation; it loses punch on the literary side for obvious reasons, but it will surely please the reader or student who wants to improve his/her Italian. There are times when the writer must lower his ego. 
  Versione Ampliata per studenti d'Inglese o d'Italiano in cerca di arricchire il proprio vocabolario. 
  Who can benefit from this program? 
  You are English-speaking, you're not fluent or simply just starting out and you wish to understand Italian. 
  You speak Italian, you do not speak English but you want to increase your English vocabulary. 
  Please read the author's notes included in each volume.  
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  Italian You Won't Forget The:...

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  Please Note: This audiobook is in Italian. This subliminal program is for learners of Italian and contains binaural beats, pink noise, and sounds of nature. Hear, learn and speak Italian with confidence. Research shows that with the right technology and deep meditation, you can speed up your learning and retain what you have learned. Positive attitude, willpower, and good mental state are indispensable for success in any endeavor; learning a foreign language is hard work and the main obstacle is retention. This program, which features binaural beats (hearing sensations), takes you step by step where you listen to the native speaker, relax with sounds of nature, and retain the material. The technology of auditory beats and isochronic pulses is not new: if well applied by following the simple tips provided, it can give you an edge in remembering more in less time. This is a subliminal program you use before bed with good quality headphones, preferably over-the-ear with noise-canceling; you shall repeat until your subconscious takes care of the rest. You must do absolutely nothing before you fall asleep. Day after day you will gradually remember the lessons. On a separate session, during day time, review the written material (the eBook is available at major retailers). Use the recording twice a day, at night and early in the morning for at least 30 days. 

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  Fear on the Catwalk: Language...

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  Nel paese dei briganti gentiluomini

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  "Questo è il racconto del primo viaggio che ho intrapreso verso Lhasa. Conduce il lettore dal monastero di Kumbum a Jakyendo, al Tibet orientale, attraverso il paese dei Gyaronga e diverse regioni dell'estremo Ovest della Cina, abitate da tribù quasi indipendenti e quasi ignote ai cinesi stessi." 
  
  All'inizio del XX secolo, dopo aver tentato senza fortuna di raggiungere i grandi templi di Lhasa, la città proibita, dall'India attraverso il Sikkim, Alexandra David-Néel sperimenta un altro percorso, cercando di arrivare alla capitale del Tibet partendo dalla Cina. La donna attraversa regioni assolutamente sconosciute agli occidentali, come quella del Sacro Monte Amnie Machen. È il favoloso paese dei temibili nGolok: briganti gentili che installatisi nella regione delle sorgenti del Fiume Giallo vivevano di rapina ai danni delle carovane per Lhasa.

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