Bookchips are compact digital memory cards that can hold five, ten, fifteen hours of spoken audio or more. A single Bookchip -- not much larger than a postage stamp -- can hold entire audiobooks that would traditionally require a half-dozen to a dozen compact discs or cassettes.

One way to listen to Bookchips is through the ultra-portable Audiofy Player-- it's inexpensive and weighs only ounces. But Bookchips also work on many desktop computers, laptops, handheld PDAs and mobile Smartphones with SD memory card slots.

Along with the Audiofy Player, Bookchips can currently be played on desktop computers and laptops that use the Microsoft Windows operating system (98/2000/XP/Vista), along with Windows Mobile handheld PDAs and Smartphones (Pocket PC 2003 and above).

·        Use new vocabulary to express straightforward needs

Learn to speak Arabic at an intermediate level in just thirty easy lessons with this course. Pimsleur audio courses teach you to understand & speak the essential elements of a new language.

Don't worry about memorizing vocabulary lists, grammar rules, or even written homework. In each lesson, you will be hearing two native Arabic speakers--plus have an expert teacher guiding you along in English.

You'll be amazed! You'll soon learn to speak, understand, read, & think in your new language. Just relax, sit back, and follow your own private tutor.

Comprehensive Programs contain the basic core elements of the target language and are designed for those who want to develop language proficiency. Included are the grammatical structures and vocabulary items most-frequently used by native speakers in everyday situations. Provided is the necessary learning & practice for you to achieve an Intermediate-High proficiency level of spoken language communications skills. Each level contains 30 lessons / 30 minutes each lesson. Together, these ninety lessons offer spoken-language proficiency in the most common languages.

Completion of The Comprehensive Pimsleur Courses will provide you with the following language skills:

Ask and answer questions dealing with everyday situations

·        Give and get information and directions

·        Participate in casual conversations

·        Provide basic information about yourself, your family, or associates

·        Learn the Basic Core of the Language based on word frequency studies

·        Avoid basic cultural errors

·        Create with (and begin to think) in the new language

·        Speak with proper pronunciation so that native-speakers will be able to understand what you say

·        Express facts

·        Give instructions

·        Describe activities

Comprehensive Set I
Teaches the following language skills which represent a "Low Intermediate" proficiency on the ACTFL (American Council of the Teaching of Foreign Languages) spoken language proficiency scale.

·        Deal with everyday topics and courtesy requirements

·        Have the ability to re-combine the words that you learn into new phrases

·        Be able to REMEMBER the words, phrases, and questions that you learn

·        Know how to ask the kinds of questions that will further expand your knowledge and ability in the language

·        Conjugate verbs correctly

Comprehensive Set I

Teaches the following language skills which represent a "Low Intermediate" proficiency on the ACTFL (American Council of the Teaching of Foreign Languages) spoken language proficiency scale.

Learn how to:

·        Successfully handle a number of interactive, task-oriented and social situations

·        Initiate and respond to simple statements

·        Begin to carry on face-to-face conversation

·        Ask and answer questions

·        Introduce yourself

·        Order a meal

·        Ask directions

·        Make purchases

·        Use new vocabulary to express straightforward needs