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A welsh guide!

I own three books for welsh, two grammars and a book meant to teach beginner to intermediate welsh.
Sadly, I've not found any of them much help...
A guide/list of resources would be much appreciated.

I really really want to do Swiss German and don't want to have to switch to another language,

Well, the cruel reality of college research is precisely whether or not you can find good resources within the time given.
I suggest selecting a language B in the wings, just in case.

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There're these-

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL1146169 ... iss_German

http://www.worldcat.org/title/schwyzert ... lc/9434487

And you could do an interlibrary loan with your University's library, but I dunno how long that will take in this particular case.

I hope these may help, and you can get them in time before due date.

Viel Glick re deinre Suche

What do people think of Yiddish lessons?

Aszev wrote:This topic is for requesting lessons or guides that you'd like to see.

I know this one might be a bit weird, but how about a Polynesian language like Rapa Nui or Hawaiian? The Rapa Nui are my favourite ancient culture, and I've been trying to learn their language from Internet-based resources with little luck.

Also, perhaps Japanese.

RobElks wrote:Also, perhaps Japanese.

Check out these Japanese lessons by clawgrip.

GrandPiano wrote:

RobElks wrote:Also, perhaps Japanese.

Check out these Japanese lessons by clawgrip.

Ok, thanks!

RobElks wrote:I know this one might be a bit weird, but how about a Polynesian language like Rapa Nui or Hawaiian? The Rapa Nui are my favourite ancient culture, and I've been trying to learn their language from Internet-based resources with little luck.

I would definitely follow along any Malayo-Polynesian language lessons. If I had more time I would make some Maori lessons, but I really don't.

I could make some lessons about either about Standard Indonesian or Papuan Malay.

I'd be interested in Indonesian.

RobElks wrote:

Aszev wrote:This topic is for requesting lessons or guides that you'd like to see.

I know this one might be a bit weird, but how about a Polynesian language like Rapa Nui or Hawaiian? The Rapa Nui are my favourite ancient culture, and I've been trying to learn their language from Internet-based resources with little luck.

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I'm actually teaching myself Samoan for fun, so in a week or so, I could cobble something together.

Shemtov wrote:What do people think of Yiddish lessons?

I know I'm more than a month late seeing this, but I think learning Yiddish would be cool, especially given what I know of German.

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Creyeditor wrote:I could make some lessons about either about Standard Indonesian or Papuan Malay.

Shemtov wrote: I'm actually teaching myself Samoan for fun, so in a week or so, I could cobble something together.

kanejam wrote: I would definitely follow along any Malayo-Polynesian language lessons.

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In reality, I think I'd be up for almost any kind of lessons, provided they were well-presented.

I've been thinking of continuing the Mandarin lessons that I started doing a while back. Is anyone still interested?

GrandPiano wrote:I've been thinking of continuing the Mandarin lessons that I started doing a while back. Is anyone still interested?

Yes. I know I haven't had the time yet to go through and make full use of them, so to speak, yet, but I personally am absolutely still interested.

I'd like to request a guide to acquiring a complex system of noun declension as a second-language learner (e.g., Czech, Icelandic) and then receiving guidance on how to create a naturalistic one from scratch (for a conlang).

Also, lessons on the Georgian verb would be awesome.

Is there any demand for Waku lessons?

I'm learning both Mandarin and Cantonese, and I'm wondering if people here would be interested in throwing together a comparison of the two 'lects and posting them here?

Xing wrote:Is there any demand for Waku lessons?

I think I've said before how Waku is one of my favorite conlangs. I would love to see lessons for it.

qwed117 wrote:

Xing wrote:Is there any demand for Waku lessons?

I think I've said before how Waku is one of my favorite conlangs. I would love to see lessons for it.

I haven't seen much of Waku, personally, but what I have seen looks very well made and interesting.

Would anyone be interested in Biblical Hebrew lessons?

Shemtov wrote:Would anyone be interested in Biblical Hebrew lessons?

Definitely!