01477nam a22002415a 4500650003200000650003800032650001200070001000700082003000900089005001700098007000300115008004100118040003500159100001700194245007700211260005800288300002300346500008300369504008000452505026400532520041300796650002601209 0aLINGÜÍSTICA COMPARATIVA 0aENSEÑANZA DE UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA 4aCULTURA004104AR-RoIES20241129141508.0ta000000s1963 us d||| r|||| 000 1 eng|d aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aLado, Robert10aLinguistics across Cultures :bApplied linguistics for language teachers aAnn Arbor :bThe University of Michigan Press,c1963. a141 p. :bgráfs. aForeword by Charles C. Fries. - Table of Phonetic and Phonemic Symbols p.123. aGeneral Bibliographical Information p. 124. - Selected Bibliography p. 125.0 aThe Necessity for a Systematic Comparison of Languages and Cultures. - How to Compare Two Sound Systems. - How to Compare Two Grammatical Structures. - How to Compare Two Vocabulary Systems. - How to Compare Two Writing Systems. - How to Compare Two Cultures. aThis book presents a fairly new field of applied linguistics and the analysis of culture, namely the comparison of any two languages and cultures to discover and describe the problems that the speakers of one of the languages will have in learning the other. The results of such comparisons have proved of fundamental value for the preparation of teaching materials, tests, and language learning experiments. 4aGRAMATICA COMPARATIVA