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Our book offers 200 images with words in both Marshallese and English. It's a great reading tool to teach children words in Marshallese, the language of the Marshall Islands in Micronesia.
Learning Marshallese - Annan ko - is a softcover book to help readers learn their shapes in Marshallese - the language of the native people of the Marshall Islands. Marshallese words are verified for general acceptance by a Marshallese linguist. This book will make a great addition to the library of those wanting Marshallese-themed books that are educational and fun! Pacific-island author and illustrator, Gerard Aflague, believes in using sight-words, bright colors, engaging images, and other learning tools to teach effectively. His commitment is to provide high-quality learning material to perpetuate his culture worldwide.
More than 1000 words are introduced by labeled pictures grouped topically under clothes, home, food, playtime, the country, colors, and other familiar things and places.
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is the premier public resource on scientific and technological developments that impact global security. Founded by Manhattan Project Scientists, the Bulletin's iconic "Doomsday Clock" stimulates solutions for a safer world.
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