Sapa, Apa, Mana or Who, What, Where - Baba Malay Today

Name: Sapa, Apa, Mana or Who, What, Where
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Author: Theresa Fuller
ISBN: 9781925748130

Theresa Fuller

Bare Bear Media
Paru le : 24/05/2023

Precious Baba Malay is about to go extinct, but you can reverse the process by learning Baba Malay in clearly defined steps. This treasured language can... > Lire la suite

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Precious Baba Malay is about to go extinct, but you can reverse the process by learning Baba Malay in clearly defined steps. This treasured language can be a part of your life, hopefully to be revived as it is spread through sharing this didactic method. Former assessor and examiner of the Higher School Certificate (NSW, Australia), Theresa Fuller, known fondly in the Peranakan community as Bibek Theresa, draws on her years of experience in the classroom to create the Baba Malay Today series - a range of chapter books with an easy-to-follow curriculum aimed at the beginner. Books 1 & 2 - InterrogatoryBook 3 - ConjunctionsBook 4 - PrepositionsBook 5 - NegativesBook 6 - Essence

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Date de parution : 24/05/2023
Editeur : Bare Bear Media
Collection : Baba Malay Today
ISBN : 978-1-925748-13-0
EAN : 9781925748130
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Theresa Fuller

Theresa Fuller's breakthrough novel is the Steampunk YA THE GHOST ENGINE, published in March 2018. As a computer programmer, this story combines her love of technology with her enthusiasm for the Victorian era. Her second novel, THE GIRL WHO BECAME A GODDESS, is a collection of folktales from Singapore. Malaysia and China published in May 2019. Her third novel, THE GIRL SUDAN PAINTED LIKE A GOLD RING, published in January 2022 is about the folktales of the Sea Dyaks. Born in Singapore with Peranakan heritage, Theresa is currently producing curriculum to save the language of her Peranakan ancestors - Baba Malay. Theresa resides with her family in Sydney, Australia.