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Kamoga, Frederick Katabazi; Stevick, Earl W. – 1968
This "Luganda Basic Course" is not a course in the usual sense. Rather, it is a collection of materials which can be useful in the interaction between teachers and learners. It follows the method by which foreigners interact when they do not speak a common language: personal names and names of respective countries and cities are…
Descriptors: African Languages, Audiolingual Methods, Bantu Languages, Glossaries
Kamoga, Frederick K. – 1971
This Lunyoro/Rutoro textbook is designed for Peace Corps volunteers, and contains 32 lessons. Lessons consist of sample phrases that the students are intended to master and dialogues and conversations built around the sample phrases and key vocabulary. Topics covered include learning names, meals and the ordering and buying of food, the weather,…
Descriptors: African Languages, Audiolingual Methods, Conversational Language Courses, Grammar
Kamoga, Frederick K. – 1971
This Madi textbook is designed for Peace Corps volunteers, and contains 32 lessons. Lessons consist of sample phrases that the students are intended to master and dialogues and conversations built around the sample phrases and key vocabulary. Topics covered include learning names, meals and the ordering and buying of food, the weather, health,…
Descriptors: African Languages, Audiolingual Methods, Conversational Language Courses, Grammar
Kamoga, Frederick K. – 1971
Lwo is the name given to a group of dialects spoken by Northern Ugandans. This Lwo textbook contains 95 lessons, and was designed for Peace Corps volunteers. Lessons include pattern drills, conversations and some notes on grammar and usage. Eight model conversations are distributed throughout the text at regular intervals. The lessons are followed…
Descriptors: African Languages, Audiolingual Methods, Conversational Language Courses, Grammar