Sylvia Lymbery Books

Teach Yourself Improve Your Italian

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McGraw-Hill, 2010. — viii, 275 pages. — ISBN 0-340-87067-2. Язык: Английский. Вторая часть самоучителя итальянского языка. Аудиоматериалы к учебнику выложены отдельно. Если вы застряли на начальн...

Teach Yourself Improve Your Italian, CD package

By Sylvia Lymbery

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Improve your Italian

By Sylvia Lymbery

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Improve your Italian

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Teach Yourself Italian Extra Teach Yourself

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Teach Yourself: Improve Your Italian

By Sylvia Lymbery, Lymbery, Sylvia

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Colloquial Italian Colloquial Series

By Sylvia Lymbery

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Colloquial Italian 2: The Next Step In Language Learning

By Sandra Silipo, Sylvia Lymbery

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colloquial Italian 2 Is Designed To Help Those Involved In Self-study; Structured To Give You The Opportunity To Listen To And Read Lots Of Modern, Everyday Italian, It Has Also Been Developed To W...

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