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Complete Nepali Beginner to Intermediate Course
Nepali Text With English Translation
432 (Throughout B/W Illustrations)
About The Author
Michael Hutt is the Professor of Nepali and Himalayan Studies at SOAS (the school of Oriental and African Studies) in London. He completed a PhD on the history of the Nepali language and its literature at SAOS in 1984 and has been engaged in teaching and research relating to Nepal there since 1978.
Krishna Pradhan is the Senior Lecture in Nepali at SOAS, where he teaches undergraduate, postgraduate and non-degree courses in Nepali Language. Krishna took his BA in Economics and History and an MA in Sociology from Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu. He began his professional career by teaching American and British volunteers in Kathmandu in 1982. Later he worked at the American mission (US Embassy and USAID), where he taught Nepali to American diplomats and development officers as well as Fulbright professors, scholars and many PhD candidates from American university’s ‘Cornell Nepal study programme’ in Kathmandu , and he was a visiting lecturer at Cornell in 1997 and 2000. Since he joined SOAS in 2004 he has develop a range of new audio and video materials for students of Nepali language and completed a new online Nepali dictionary.
Abhi Subedi was born in eastern Nepal and educated in Nepal and Britain. He is a professor of English at Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu and an established writer who has published works I both and history. He has also translated works from English into Nepali and from Nepali into English. He writes regular column in Nepal’s Nepali and English-language media and is very closely associated with language pedagogy, especially the teaching and syllabus writing of English in Nepal. Besides English, Subedi has taught Nepali to expatriates in Nepali at different th
432 (Throughout B/W Illustrations)
About The Author
Michael Hutt is the Professor of Nepali and Himalayan Studies at SOAS (the school of Oriental and African Studies) in London. He completed a PhD on the history of the Nepali language and its literature at SAOS in 1984 and has been engaged in teaching and research relating to Nepal there since 1978.
Krishna Pradhan is the Senior Lecture in Nepali at SOAS, where he teaches undergraduate, postgraduate and non-degree courses in Nepali Language. Krishna took his BA in Economics and History and an MA in Sociology from Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu. He began his professional career by teaching American and British volunteers in Kathmandu in 1982. Later he worked at the American mission (US Embassy and USAID), where he taught Nepali to American diplomats and development officers as well as Fulbright professors, scholars and many PhD candidates from American university’s ‘Cornell Nepal study programme’ in Kathmandu , and he was a visiting lecturer at Cornell in 1997 and 2000. Since he joined SOAS in 2004 he has develop a range of new audio and video materials for students of Nepali language and completed a new online Nepali dictionary.
Abhi Subedi was born in eastern Nepal and educated in Nepal and Britain. He is a professor of English at Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu and an established writer who has published works I both and history. He has also translated works from English into Nepali and from Nepali into English. He writes regular column in Nepal’s Nepali and English-language media and is very closely associated with language pedagogy, especially the teaching and syllabus writing of English in Nepal. Besides English, Subedi has taught Nepali to expatriates in Nepali at different th
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432 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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June 3, 2008I didn't do much out of this book other than the first couple chapters. And I did it without the audio. But I did successfully learn the alphabet and some basic phrases, with success being measured by testing it out in Nepal.
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May 31, 2009
I love this book, my first acquisition from these series.
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