Sprachführer Sioux / Lakota - Wort für Wort

The Sioux (Lakota) language is the second largest Indian language family after Algonkin. Lakota is currently experiencing a boom. Once forcibly pushed back by the white conquerors, their own language is now being cultivated again as part of a return to cultural identity. The Indians (better: "First Americans" or "Native Americans") are increasingly understood as the last guardians of an ecological spirituality. The Lakota are considered to be very friendly and generous, but initially extremely reserved. A few words or sentences in Lakota can help here - a linguistic bridge signals honest interest and often works wonders. +++ Kauderwelsch phrasebooks offer a quick introduction to foreign languages and provide interesting information about the country and its people. All foreign-language sentences in the book are translated word for word in addition to their meaning in German. This makes it easier to understand the foreign language and individual words can be quickly exchanged. Grammar is explained briefly and comprehensibly, as far as it is necessary for easy language use. The dictionary at the end provides a basic vocabulary and important terms for travellers. With pronunciation examples: Listen to selected words, phrases and sentences from the book for free, via QR codes or the link on the back of the book. Gobbledygook books are much more than standard travel phrasebooks. The aim is to be able to actually speak after a short time, even if not always ready for print. +++ Gibberish phrasebooks by Reise Know-How: handy, suitable for everyday use, for over 150 languages.