From: Paul J. Bodin (pjbodin@sirius.com)
Date: Thu Dec 03 1998 - 15:05:28 EST
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John M. Sweigart wrote:
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> Fellow list members;
> I have always wanted to learn minimal German. Is there in these days of
> advanced technology a short cut way of doing so? I mean simply learning
> how to read rather than going back to school, language labs, etc.? If
> there are computer tools, what would you recommend?
Writing from memory (my library is temporarily unavailable to me),
_German for Reading_, published by Prentice-Hall, is an excellent
programmed learning resource for getting a start in the language.
Edward Hobbs is, of course, correct in his advice about the *best* way
to learn the language. Yet for those who can't afford to do that, or
who are striving for personal development rather than professional
mastery, this book offers an accessible way to begin.
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