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Tuttle Publishing downloads

Postby Chung » Sat Mar 10, 2018 7:06 pm

Tuttle Publishing has joined Routledge in offering the accompanying supplements (mainly course audio, but .pdfs and videos in a few cases) for several of its courses as free downloads. This company's inventory focuses on some Asian languages (including a few beginners' resources for Arabic, Farsi, and Hindi), and recently has begun offering books on origami and martial arts. Language geeks not interested in Asian languages will probably be disappointed unless they're also into origami, paper airplanes or martial arts. ;)

Like Routledge's offer of downloadable audio to the "Colloquial..." courses, Tuttle's offer is best if you already have the relevant book or set of flashcards (e.g. Tagalog for Beginners, Continuing Korean - Textbook, Chinese Flash Cards Kit Volume 1) but didn't get the accompanying CD. Unlike Routledge, Tuttle hasn't yet jacked up the prices of its printed media, and so you might be able to find a cheap used copy of some book by Tuttle (quite a lot of Tuttle's language-learning material (even current editions) nowadays goes for $15 USD, give or take, on Amazon Marketplace) and not worry if it's missing its CD since you can just download the required audio files from the website.
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