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- Platform: Windows 98 / 2000 / Me / XP, Mac OS X
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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With over 3500 real-life images and phrases in 92 lessons, Rosetta Stone Level 1 Pashto provides up to 250 hours of mastery instruction in Listening Comprehension, Reading, Speaking and Writing. Systematic structure teaches vocabulary and grammar naturally, without lists and drills. Previews, exercises and tests accompany every lesson with automated tutorials throughout the program. Present, Past, Future
Professions and Activities
Family Relationships; People and Talking
Descriptive Adjectives; Comparative Nouns
Alone, Crowd, Friend
Directions: How Do I Get To . . .
Rosetta Stone Level 1 Pashto provides instruction in such categories as:
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not good
7 Jun 2007
By Nick
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this product is highly flawed. this dynamic immersion technique may work on easier languages like spanish or french but not difficult languages like pashto. The software works like this, your shown pictures which you must match with phrases. its easy at first, your given a picture of a ball a cat a dog and so on, you have to match the word (in pashto) to the picture. then the pictures and phrases get much more comlicated, the software doesnt tell you what the pictures really mean. one picture shows a boy climbing into an airplane, i thought it meant just that, but the real translation is a boy and an airplane, but there is no way for you to know. I also remember learning the alphabet first when learning a new language. It would have been great if i knew how to pronounce each letter correctly but the software starts off with words. it would have been a great learning software if it gave you the actual translation of the picture. Its good software if you have a tutor and some books.
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Helpful to troops headed to Afghanistan
26 Jun 2007
By W. S. Musachia
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My husband is currently serving in Afghanistan. Of course, he is an Arabic linguist so he spoke no Pashto. So, this has helped enormously. He can understand much of what is said now without relying on the interpreter. Of course, the most helpful thing would have been to send him where he understood the language. That, however would have been against Army policy, too logical.
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