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Start learning Assamese today with this introductory course designed to help you reach A1 proficiency (beginner level) on the CEFR language scale. Over five engaging sessions, you'll cover the essentials of Assamese, focusing on speaking and understanding the common words and phrases used in daily conversations. This course will help you connect with the local culture and communicate more effectively.
Assamese is a key language of Northeast India. Spoken by over 15 million people, Assamese has a fascinating history that dates back centuries. It evolved from Old Indo-Aryan dialects, incorporating elements from Sanskrit, Persian, and local dialects, making it a unique linguistic journey.
Our course is designed for complete beginners. You'll start out with the basics, from pronunciation to simple greetings, and in later sessions, you'll progress to more complex sentences. By the end of the program, you'll be able to engage in basic conversations and ask questions in Assam. This approach not only boosts your language skills but also enhances your travel experiences if you visit this beautiful state.
The sessions allow you to learn at your own pace and repeat material as often as you need. Whether you want to connect with Assamese heritage or visit Northeast India.
This beginner-friendly course will help you communicate in Assam with confidence and make your interactions in the region more rewarding.
Get started learning Assamese today!
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