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Discovering Albanian I Textbook

Autor Linda Mëniku, Héctor Campos
en Limba Engleză Paperback – aug 2011
Approximately five million people worldwide speak Albanian. The opening of Albania in the 1990s to broader trading and diplomatic relations with other nations has created a need for better knowledge of the language and culture of this country. This book teaches the student to communicate in everyday situations in the language, with each chapter introducing a new situational context. Students learn to discuss work, vacations, health, and entertainment. Students also learn to practice basic skills such as shopping, ordering tickets, and renting an apartment. Upon completing this textbook, students will be at the A2/B1 level of proficiency on the scale provided by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
    The textbook includes:
• eighteen lessons based on real-life situations, including three review lessons
• dialogues to help introduce vocabulary and grammatical structures
• comprehension questions and exercises
• related readings at the end of each chapter
• full translations for all examples discussed in grammar sections
• a series of appendixes with numerous charts summarizing main classes of nouns, adjectives, and verbs
• an appendix with the solutions to most of the exercises in the book
• a glossary with all the words in the dialogs and readings.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780299250843
ISBN-10: 0299250849
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.84 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: University of Wisconsin Press
Colecția University of Wisconsin Press

Recenzii

Discovering Albanian 1 lightens the burden of the instructor, allowing for more productive efforts in designing an effective and modern syllabus.”—Alexander Murzaku, author of Inverse Dictionary of Albanian

Notă biografică

Linda Mëniku is a lecturer of linguistics at the University of Tirana and a PhD candidate in linguistics at the University of Tirana in Albania and the European University–Viadrina in Germany. Héctor Campos is associate professor of linguistics and modern Greek at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

Cuprins

Preface       
Introduction       
0.1    The Albanian Alphabet       
0.2    The Pronunciation of Albanian Letters   
0.3    The Alphabet and Some Common Albanian Names       
Mësimi 1: Prezantimi dhe përshëndetjet. 'Introductions and Greetings.'
1    Subject pronouns in Albanian       
2    The verb JAM in the Present Tense Indicative       
3    The numbers from 0 to 12       
4    Telling time (Part I)       
5    Negative and interrogative sentences       
Mësimi 2: Nga jeni? Ç' gjuhë flisni? 'Where are you from? What language do you speak?'
6    The verb FLAS in the Present Tense Indicative       
7    Countries, nationalities and languages       
8    NGA to express origin and the definite nominative form of countries       
9    Addressing someone by name       
10    Numbers from 13 to 99       
11    Telling time (Part II)       
Mësimi 3: Ku banoni? 'Where do you live?'
12    The verb PUNOJ and Class 1       
13    The particle PO       
14    The preposition NË 'in, at'       
15    Sa vjeç/sa vjeçe 'how old?'       
16    The verb KAM 'to have' in the Present Tense Indicative       
17    The verb VIJ 'to come' in the Present Tense Indicative       
18    The preposition TE(K) 'to, at (a place)'       
19    The numbers from 100 to 1 and the basic mathematical operations       
Mësimi 4: Çfarë profesioni keni? 'What profession do you have?'
20    Masculine, feminine, singular, plural professions and nationalities       
21    The demonstrative forms       
22    The days of the week       
23    The irregular verbs JAP 'to give', DUA 'to want' and THEM 'to say'       
24    Inviting someone: A+ Present Tense Indicative       
25    Në ç' orë?/ Në çfarë ore? 'What time?'       
26    The numbers from 1  to 10        
Mësimi 5: Në shtëpi. 'At home.'
27    Singular definite nominative nouns: feminine nouns       
28    Singular definite nominative nouns: masculine nouns       
29    KA . . . 'there is, there are . . . '       
30    MBI 'on' and NËN 'under'       
31    Class 2 adjectives: the linking article with singular definite nouns       
32    Class 2 adjectives: adjective agreement (singular forms)       
33    Class 2 adjectives modifying indefinite nouns       
34    The weather       
35    The seasons and the months of the year       
Mësimi 6: Përsëritje. 'Review'
Mësimi 7: Çfarë ka sonte në televizor? 'What's on TV tonight?'
36    The verbs NJOH 'to know' and SHOH 'to see' in the Present Tense Indicative       
37    The nominative/accusative indefinite plural: masculine nouns       
38    The nominative/accusative definite plural: masculine nouns       
39    Nationality and class 1 adjectives       
40    The nominative/accusative indefinite plural: feminine nouns       
41    The nominative/accusative definite plural: feminine nouns       
42    Class 2 adjectives: the linking article with plural definite nouns       
43    Class 2 adjectives: adjective agreement (plural forms)       
44    Class 2 adjectives with nominative/accusative indefinite plurals       
45    Some irregular class 2 adjectives in the plural       
Mësimi 8: Në dyqan. 'At the store.'
46    Class 2 verbs       
47    Superlative constructions       
48    Comparative constructions       
49    Present subjunctive       
50    The modal verbs DUHET 'must,' MUND 'can' and the present subjunctive       
51    Other basic constructions that require present subjunctive       
52    Future tense       
Mësimi 9: Shtëpi dhe hotel. 'House and hotel.'
53    Singular nouns in accusative case       
54    Plural nouns in accusative case       
55    Prepositions and accusative case       
56    The demonstrative forms in accusative case       
57    The interrogative pronouns KUSH 'who' and CILI 'which'       
58    Class 2 adjectives: the linking article with accusative definite nouns       
59    Class 2 adjectives: the linking article with accusative indefinite nouns       
60    Ordinal numbers       
61    Class 3 and class 4 verbs       
Mësimi 10: Festat zyrtare në Shqipëri. 'Official holidays in Albania.'
62    Definite genitive: singular forms       
63    Definite genitive: plural forms       
64    Basic uses of the genitive case       
65    Asking questions with "whose . . ."       
66    Modifying a definite genitive form       
67    Indefinite genitives       
68    The genitive forms of CILI 'which'       
69    The genitive forms of the demonstratives KY 'this' and AI 'that'       
Mësimi 11: Rrobat. 'Clothes.'
70    Class 6 verbs: the Present Tense Indicative of verbs in–hem       
71    Passive constructions       
72    Negative, progressive, subjunctive and future of Class 6 verbs       
73    Dative pronouns: strong and weak forms       
74    Basic uses of the dative case       
75    Dative case on nouns       
76    Position of the dative clitics       
77    Dative demonstratives       
78    Dative forms of KUSH 'who' and CILI 'which'       
Mësimi 12: Përsëritje. 'Review.'
Mësimi 13: Pushime dhe libra. 'Vacation and books.'
79    Simple Past Tense: class 1 verbs       
80    Simple Past Tense: class 3 verbs       
81    Simple Past Tense: class 2 verbs       
82    Simple Past Tense: irregular verbs       
83    Accusative pronouns: strong and weak forms       
84    Basic uses of the accusative clitic pronouns       
85    Të + accusative clitic pronouns       
Mësimi 14: Kinema, imajl dhe internet. 'Cinema, e-mail and Internet.'
86    Simple Past Tense: class 6 verbs       
87    Possessive adjectives: nominative forms       
88    Possessive adjectives: accusative forms       
Mësimi 15: Çfarë dëshironi? 'How can I help you?'
89    Attributive ablative: indefinite singular form       
90    Attributive ablative: indefinite plural form       
91    Basic uses of the indefinite ablative       
92    Çfarë vs. C'       
93    Imperative       
94    Negative imperative and clitic pronouns       
95    Ablative: definite forms       
96    Basic uses of the ablative case       
97    The ablative forms of KUSH 'who' and CILI 'which'       
98    The ablative forms of KY 'this' and AI 'that'       
99    The ablative forms of the personal pronouns       
Mësimi 16: Pushime dhe histori 'Vacations and history'
100    Imperfect Indicative: active forms       
101    Imperfect Indicative: class 6 verbs       
102    Imperfect Subjunctive       
103    Possessive adjectives: genitive, dative and ablative forms       
Mësimi 17: Shëndeti 'Health.'
104    Present Perfect: class 1 through class 5 verbs       
105    Present Perfect: class 6 verbs       
106    Uses of the Present Perfect       
107    Future Perfect and Present Perfect Subjunctive       
108    Pluperfect Indicative       
Mësimi 18: Përsëritje. 'Review.'
Appendix 1: Personal pronouns and clitics       
Appendix 2: Demonstrative pronouns and adjectives       
Appendix 3: Possessive adjectiveds       
Appendix 4: The interrogative and relative pronouns CILI 'which' and KUSH 'who'       
Appendix 5: Masculine nouns       
Appendix 6: Feminine nouns       
Appendix 7: Linking articles with class 2 adjectives       
Appendix 8: Present and imperfect forms       
Appendix 9: Most common regular and irregular verbs       
Appendix 10: Past tense of regular and irregular verbs       
Appendix 11: Answers to selected exercises       
General Glossary

Descriere

Albanian for Beginners teaches the student to communicate in everyday situations in the language, with each chapter introducing a new situational context and an ample variety of exercises to help assimilate the new vocabulary and structures.