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    English-Cebuano: A Dual Immersion Programme
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    Ebook35 pages14 minutes

    English-Cebuano: A Dual Immersion Programme

    By Alfonso Borello

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    About this ebook

    If you don't like language rules much, and get bored easily with textbooks, you can build vocabulary and learn syntax with stories.

    We will read together an abridgment of a short story I have written originally in Italian, The Ducati Girl: Family Affair, then translated in Cebuano. This is a parallel structure Cebuano/English. Phrases alone are tedious and difficult to memorize for vocabulary-building; some people prefer stories for accelerated learning because words are easier to remember.

    No programme alone is sufficient to make you proficient in a foreign language. Use different tools and add them to your toolbox.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlfonso Borello
    Release dateApr 26, 2018
    ISBN9780463070468
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    English-Cebuano: A Dual Immersion Programme
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    Alfonso Borello

    Alfonso Borello has written drama, thrillers, travel diaries, biographies, and essays on history, religion, philosophy, psychology, evolution, cosmos, revolutionaries, inventors, and numerous books on language learning in Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, and Thai.

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