Basic Shona: An Introductory Language Course

This six-session introductory Shona course provides clear instruction in speaking and understanding the Shona language for complete beginners. The emphasis is on commonly used vocabulary, which becomes more advanced as the course progresses.

Shona, a principal language of Zimbabwe and also spoken in parts of Africa, namely Mozambique, Zambia, and Botswana. In total, Shona connects over 10 million speakers. It's not just a means of communication; it's a gateway to understanding the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Shona people. Learning Shona opens up opportunities for genuine interaction, allowing learners to build relationships, perhaps better understand their own heritage and explore the region's history and art with depth and respect.

This audio course is for absolute beginners, laying out a solid foundation in understanding and speaking Shona. With an emphasis on practical usage, the course introduces learners to everyday vocabulary and common phrases structured to facilitate real-life conversations.

An extensive range of topics are covered throughout the course starting with basic commonly used words and phrases such as introductions/greetings, numbers and colors and then progressing to a range of more sophisticated topics such as adjectives, health, directions, technology, more advanced conversational topics, business-related expressions and the environment.

The audio format ensures that learning can happen anytime, anywhere, whether you're commuting, exercising, or relaxing at home. Plus you can repeat sessions as often as you need to, to attain your target level of comprehension and pronunciation. This flexibility encourages regular practice, a critical factor in language acquisition.

If you're looking to learn Shona, this is an ideal way to get started with no prior experience. You will quickly learn key phrases that you can readily put to use in daily interactions. Begin your Shona learning journey today!

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Luisterboek: 16 april 2024